Catholic Schools Office receives $10K grant from Predators Foundation
The money will be used to start a resource library available to all schools
The new board members for the Nashville Catholic Business Women’s League were installed during the organization’s April meeting. Lynne Warne will succeed Teri Hasenhour Gordon as president.
NCBWL installs new board members
Lynne Warne advances to position of president of the Nashville Catholic Business Women’s League
Bishop J. Mark Spalding blessed and dedicated the St. Anthony Catholic Faith Formation Center at St. Anthony Church in Fayetteville on Sunday, May 2. The new building, which includes 12 classrooms, a large parish hall, a full kitchen and storage areas, among other features, has long been a dream of the parishioners at St. Anthony. Bishop Spalding cuts the ribbon for the facility.
St. Anthony celebrates a dream come true for long-awaited addition
New Faith Formation Center will provide needed space for religious education program
Pope Francis speaks in a recorded video message to an online health care conference May 8, 2021. Health care must be free from inequality and open to all those who are ill, the pope said in his remarks to the "Exploring the Mind, Body and Soul -- Unite to Prevent and Unite to Cure" conference. The conference was organized jointly by the Pontifical Council for Culture, its Science and Faith Foundation and the New York-based Cura Foundation and Stem for Life Foundation. (CNS photo/courtesy Meagher Group)
Pope thanks health care workers, urges equal access to care for all
Pope Francis underlined the importance of the conference uniting philosophical and theological reflection with scientific research, especially in the field of medicine.
Our Lady of the Lake Parish in Hendersonville hosted a retirement party for Sister Maria Edwards, RSM, on Sunday, May 2. She worked in parish ministry at OLOL for more than 40 years.
As she retires, Sister Maria leaves legacy of compassion at Our Lady of the Lake
Sister Maria Edwards, RSM, worked as a counselor and RCIA director during her 40 years of parish ministry in Hendersonville, Tenn.
Heba Ibrahim, 8, left, the youngest daughter in a family of Kurdish refugees, receives a rose from a family friend in Nashville in this 2016 file photo. The girl’s family had been in Turkey after fleeing Syria’s civil war and was now relocating to the U.S. with assistance from Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Nashville. President Joe Biden increased the annual refugee admissions by almost 48,000 people May 3, 2021.
Catholic leaders welcome Biden’s promise to raise refugee cap
Catholic Charities has seen a record low for resettlements in recent years
SEARCH retreat celebrates 50 years
The retreat for high school students encourages them to form a personal relationship with Jesus and build stronger relationships with each other
Encounters with Christ reshaped lives of Women’s Conference speakers
Conference returns after year’s absence due to pandemic
Pope calls for monthlong global prayer marathon for end of pandemic
Each day in May at 11 a.m. CST, a livestream from Marian sanctuaries will guide the prayer, accessible on all Vatican media platforms
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