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Bishop’s Annual Appeal in 2020 surpasses 2019 total

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Post published:January 15, 2021
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Final total lands at 92 percent of $3 million goal

The Tennessee Council of the Knights of Columbus sponsored the Men of the Cross online retreat on Saturday, Jan. 9. A video of the retreat will be posted online in the future. Bishop J. Mark Spalding of Nashville was one of the speakers.

Bishop Spalding tells Men of the Cross retreat that love of Jesus can transform the world

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Post published:January 13, 2021
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Knights of Columbus online retreat could be a template for Knights in other states to follow

JPII junior earns Eagle Scout rank after project at St. Stephen

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Post published:January 12, 2021
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The honor caps 10 years as a scout that started at Holy Rosary Academy

JPII middle school to provide new Catholic school opportunities

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Post published:January 8, 2021
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The school, opened in 2002, will add grades 6-8 starting in the 2021-2022 school year

Mike McLaren remembered for helping to shape the culture at JPII

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Post published:January 7, 2021
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Mike McLaren was an original member of the faculty that opened the school in the fall of 2002

Memphis celebrates 50 years as a diocese, rich history for the Church

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Post published:December 23, 2020
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Anniversary Mass will be celebrated on Jan. 6

Bishop J. Mark Spalding ordained Juan Carlos Garcia and Javier Suarez to the priesthood during a Mass at the Cathedral of the Incarnation in Nashville, TN on Saturday, 15 August 2020.

Editorial: Pandemic has brought the necessity to find new ways to live our faith

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:December 22, 2020
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They say necessity is the mother of invention. That’s probably never been truer than in 2020.

The Ladies of Charity prepared nearly 800 Christmas baskets of food to be distributed to those in need. The organization increased the number of boxes it will distribute this year because of greater need caused by the coronavirus. Helen Bussell, right, helps Diana Boyd of Christ the King Church fill one of the Christmas baskets.