PARISH OFFERTORY COLLECTIONS JUMPED 4.3 PERCENT IN 2018-19
Parish offertory collections jumped 4.3 percent in the 2018-19 fiscal year, even as the Diocese of Nashville at the same time set a new record by raising more than $2.6…
BISHOP SPALDING BRINGS GOOD NEWS OF DIOCESE TO ROME ON ‘AD LIMINA’ VISIT
U.S. bishops from New Jersey and Pennsylvania concelebrate Mass at the Basilica of St. Mary Major in Rome Nov. 25, 2019. The bishops were making their "ad limina" visits to…
DIOCESE TO ROLL OUT BRAND STANDARDS TO TIE CATHOLIC COMMUNITY TOGETHER
The Diocese of Nashville will begin rolling out new brand standards the first of the year to help tie together all the ministries, services and activities of the diocese. “The goal…
ADOPTION OFFERED GIFT OF LIFE; REUNION 46 YEARS LATER AN UNEXPECTED GIFT
Thanks to the courage of a teenage birth mother and the work of Catholic Charities of Tennessee, St. Henry parishioner Matt Davis received the greatest of all gifts: the gift…
ST. CECILIA STUDENTS LEARN TO BRING TRUTH TO CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
After listening to a talk on civic engagement from Metro Council Representative Kathleen Murphy, St. Cecilia Academy students registered to vote. St. Cecilia teachers encourage students to engage with their…
UCAT STAFFER AIMS TO HELP STUDENTS STRENGTHEN THEIR FAITH
Nick Aguirre talks with Vanderbilt seniors Jennifer Knerr of Virginia, left, and Christopher Pistrang of Cleveland, Tennessee at the Frassati House, University Catholic’s headquarters, on Friday, November 22. Nick Aguirre…
LOVE MAKES ALL THINGS POSSIBLE FOR FRANKLIN MUSICIAN
Joe LoCasto, a parishioner at St. Philip Church in Franklin, is a professional drummer and business entrepreneur. When his wife was diagnosed with cancer, he relied on his Catholic faith…
NASHVILLE CATHOLIC RADIO CELEBRATES PAST AND FUTURE
Catholic Media Productions’ 2019 Dinner and Auction to support Nashville Catholic Radio focused on the future, while remembering to thank the people responsible for the progress the station has made…
NCYC GOES FROM ROWDY TO REVERENT FOR BLESSED SACRAMENT, POPE’S MESSAGE
INDIANAPOLIS. Outside, a cold drizzle dampened Indianapolis Nov. 21. Inside the city’s convention center, however, it seemed as if the pure joy and enthusiasm of 20,000 people – mostly high school…
