February 19, 2021 - Tennessee Register

Catholic monks had a strong hand in the history of brewing beer

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Nashville Catholics helped develop the city’s breweries

St. Vincent provided solid foundation for families of Nashville’s Black academic leaders

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The school, operated by the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament from 1932-2009, educated the children of two Fisk presidents

St. Philip Church in Franklin and the Diocese of Nashville co-sponsored a Mother-Daughter Tea and Retreat on Saturday, Feb. 13, at the Catholic Pastoral Center. The event included speakers in English and Spanish, Eucharistic adoration, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Mass with Bishop J. Mark Spalding, and cake, tea and coffee for the participants. Jenni Moscardelli, left, and her daughter Carrie, parishioners at St. Frances Cabrini Church in Lebanon, look over a questionnaire while enjoying their cake.

Mothers, daughters share the day and their faith at retreat

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Retreat provided a break to spend time with the Lord

Bishop J. Mark Spalding celebrated Mass at Pope John Paul II High School on Tuesday, Oct. 22, the feast day of St. John Paul II, and confirmed JPII senior Jack Dyer during the Mass.