Bishop Spalding travels to India to give thanks for priests’ service
Bishop J. Mark Spalding of Nashville recently traveled to India to meet with the families of the 11 Indian priests serving in the diocese, the superiors of their religious orders,…
Bishop’s Annual Appeal sets record goal of $3 million
In the last two years, the Bishop’s Annual Appeal for Ministries has reached unprecedented highs. And in 2020, the Diocese of Nashville hopes to reach even higher. The 2020 Bishop’s…
Diocesan staff to hold sessions to answer questions about divorce
Andy Telli Many misconceptions surround Catholic teaching about marriage and divorce. To try to help dispel those misconceptions, the Tribunal and the Office of Faith Formation for the Diocese of…
CALLING YOUTH TO CHRIST
Close to 250 teens from around the Diocese of Nashville attended the Youth 2000 retreat held Feb. 15-16 at the Catholic Pastoral Center. Bishop J. Mark Spalding celebrated the closing…
Carl Anderson, Supreme Knight and chief executive officer of the Knights of Columbus, addresses attendees Aug. 6, 2019, at the 137th annual Knights convention in Minneapolis. The Knights have adopted a new initiation ceremony, combining the ceremonies for the first three degrees of the order, which are focused on the principles of charity, unity and fraternity, into a single ceremony. The ceremony will no longer be secret, opening it up to members’ families, friends and fellow parishioners. CNS photo/Tamino Petelinsek, courtesy of Knights of Columbus
UPDATED: KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS UNVEIL NEW INITIATION CEREMONY THAT WILL BE OPEN TO PUBLIC
After 142 years, the Knights of Columbus is pulling down a veil of secrecy that has surrounded its initiation ceremonies in an effort to better showcase the order’s core principles…
INFORMATIONAL MEETINGS SET ABOUT POTENTIAL DIOCESAN CAMPAIGN
The Diocese of Nashville will hold four informational meetings at parishes across the diocese in the coming weeks to solicit views from people about the possibility of launching a major…
BISHOP’S ANNUAL APPEAL PASSES GOAL, SETS RECORD FOR SECOND YEAR
Father John Baptiste Kyabuta, pastor of St. Joseph Church, blesses a Catholic school student during the All Schools Mass in 2019. The Bishop’s Annual Appeal for Ministries supports Catholic schools…
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS BUILD REPUTATION FOR QUALITY EDUCATION
Catholic Schools Week will be celebrated Jan. 26-Feb. 1. St. John Vianney School in Gallatin, one of 19 Catholic schools in the Diocese of Nashville, will join Catholic schools across…
PROGRAM AIMS TO LINK JOB SEEKERS WITH BUILDING TRADES APPRENTICESHIPS
Nashville’s building boom has created a desperate need for workers in the skilled construction trades. To help fill that need and provide people with an opportunity for a stable career,…
AFTER 175 YEARS, IMMACULATE CONCEPTION REMAINS VIBRANT PARISH
Immaculate Conception Church in Clarksville recently celebrated the 175th anniversary of the founding of the parish. It is one of the oldest parishes, and one of the largest, in the…
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