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- Bishop John England, the first bishop of Charleston in 1822
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston The Miscellany's new Web site is up and running. Check us out!
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston The newly tweaked paper version of TCM is out. Let us know what you think. We're also working out the kinks on the new Web site and hope to have that up and running soon.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston This week's Miscellany features information on our design changes and new Web site launch, the charismatic conference, a feature on Father Vollkommer and more.
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CHARLESTON — South Carolina families hoping to share their lives with an adopted child will now have the option to do so through their local Catholic Charities office.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston Bells will be ringing.
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CHARLESTON — Bishop Robert E. Guglielmone celebrated Mass and blessed the three new bells for the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist on Oct. 15, saying the instruments will serve as a call to conversation with God.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston Do you have questions about about your faith, why we do what we do, or have difficulty explaining something about Catholicism to friends? Please let us know on Facebook or by e-mail.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston We've all heard the comment about selling the Vatican to help the poor. Here's a good article in response.
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GARDEN CITY — Many Catholics say at least one Hail Mary a day as part of their regular prayers, but how many have the dedication to say 2,000?
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Father Andrew Trapp, parochial vicar at St. Michael Church, won $100,000 on PokerStars.net Million Dollar Challenge, a new poker-themed game show that debuted on the Fox television network on Oct. 11.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston In The Miscellany this week: Bishop Guglielmone writes about unemployment; Father Trapp wins big money for parish; 25 years of perpetual adoration at Blessed Sacrament Church; rosay marathon at St. Michael's in Garden City and more.
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GARDEN CITY — Father Andrew Trapp is hoping a big boost for the building fund at St. Michael Church is in the cards — the cards he used recently on a poker-themed game show.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston Do you know a Catholic-owned business in SC that closes on Sunday because of their faith? If so, please let us know.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston Catholic Charities asks South Carolina employers to list their job vacancies on a CC database. http://tinyurl.com/y9gps8p
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CHARLESTON — With unemployment rates skyrocketing in South Carolina, Catholic Charities would like to help those who are out of work find employment.
The Catholic Miscellany, official newspaper of the Diocese of Charleston Coming up tomorrow, reports on Life Chains, the diocesan Hispanic celebration, update on Father Trapp, a profile of Father Yebra the parachuting priest, and more.
