February 3, 2022 - Tennessee Register

Catholic school basketball teams met at St. Pius X Classical Academy gymnasium on Saturday, Jan. 29, for Parochial League action. The Holy Rosary Vikings used a furious finish to outlast the host St. Pius X Patriots in a game between two third and fourth grade teams. In a third and fourth grade team between the St. Henry 2 Tigers and the St. Rose of Lima Stars White, St. Henry rolled to a 21-5 win. Players from both teams battle for the ball. For more photos, visit tennesseeregister.com.

Basketball battles [Photo Gallery – Expanded Web Edition]

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Parochial League action from Jan. 29

St. Andrew parishioner celebrates century of living [Video]

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Jeanie Guidara is part of first Catholic family in White County

Editorial: Support Catholic schools to ensure their growth, vitality

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Catholic Schools Week highlights important role schools play in Church’s future

Young adults who gathered at the Cathedral of the Incarnation's Fleming Center on Feb. 2, participated in a listening session as part of the Diocese of Nashville's Synod on Synodality. The session was facilitated by the diocese's co-contacts for the synod, Dr. Brad Peper, pictured, director of the diocesan Office of Faith Formation, and Erin Stracener, director of the diocesan Tribunal.