Catholic Charities offers opportunities for reflection, healing on tornado anniversary
Survivors are invited to participate in a community art project on Wednesday, March 3
CKS principal to step down to return to the classroom
Pastor Father Dexter Brewer will form a committee in the next few weeks to help with the search for a new principal
Deacon Richard Becker, director of pastoral care and ethics, blesses patient Camille Watts on World Day of the Sick at Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center in West Islip, N.Y., Feb. 11, 2021. Hospital chaplains have had to adhere to COVID-19 protocols while offering pastoral care during the coronavirus pandemic. (CNS photo/Gregory A. Shemitz)
Health care chaplains around the country reflect on COVID-19 ministry
Chaplains tirelessly minister to patients and medical staff because ‘in times of trauma and adversity, people are counting on us."
Diocese’s Faith Formation Office shares Lenten resources
Opportunities for study and spiritual growth include 3MT microcourses, Reflect videos, and in-person speaker series
Gilbert Krenson remembered for love and support of his family
Husband of former diocesan Chancellor dies at age 91
Father John Ubel, rector of the Cathedral of St. Paul in St. Paul, Minn., shows baseball cards Feb. 10, 2021, that he will sell during an online auction in March to raise money for the Aim Higher Foundation. In his hands are the two most valuable: Jackie Robinson, left, and Hank Aaron. (CNS photo/Dave Hrbacek, The Catholic Spirit)
Minnesota priest plans to auction coveted baseball cards to aid low-income students
The online auction will include both Jackie Robinson and Hank Aaron rookie cards
Diocese offers social media reflections, prayers for Year of St. Joseph
Excerpts from ‘Patris Corde,’ pope’s apostolic letter on St. Joseph, will be posted weekly on diocese’s Facebook page
Diocese celebrates Rite of Election for people to be baptized at Easter Vigil Mass
Diocese of Nashville celebrated Rite of Election on Feb. 21 for people who will be baptized at Easter Vigil Mass.
St. John the Evangelist Church in Lewisburg is one of many parishes small and large in the Diocese of Nashville that carry on the Lenten tradition of the Friday night fish fry.
Parishes plan COVID-safe Lenten fish fries
Proceeds from the meals will benefit variety of charities and schools
Catholic monks had a strong hand in the history of brewing beer
Nashville Catholics helped develop the city’s breweries
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