Read more about the article St. Stephen free lunch program grows with the need [Photo Gallery]
St. Stephen Catholic Community in Old Hickory and the Hunger Relief Program of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Nashville have partnered to provide free lunches every Thursday to vulnerable families. Davidson Academy seniors, from left, Nadia Hendrix, Gracie Wimsatt, Olivia Cribbs and Kaylea Johnson, prepare lunch plates. The students volunteered at the program on Thursday, April 14, as part of a community service project. Their teacher Amy Welsh is a St. Stephen parishioner and the daughter of Sue Cartier, one of the coordinators of the Thursday Lunch program.

St. Stephen free lunch program grows with the need [Photo Gallery]

‘This is just a feel-good ministry’

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Read more about the article Christ’s Paschal Mystery [Easter Triduum Photo Gallery]
Catholics across the Diocese of Nashville celebrated the passion and resurrection of Christ during the Triduum of Holy Week with Masses and services on Holy Thursday, Good Friday, the Easter Vigil and Easter morning Mass. The people of Jerusalem watch the crucifixion of Christ during the Living Stations of the Cross presented at Our Lady of the Lake Church in Hendersonville on Good Friday.

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Churches celebrate Easter Triduum

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Read more about the article St. Peter Church celebrates first Mass in new space 
The first Mass at the permanent home of St. Peter the Apostle Church in Carthage was celebrated on Saturday, April 9, 2022. The liturgy was for Palm Sunday. Glenmary Father Don Tranel, the pastor, who celebrated the Mass, blesses the space at the start of Mass.

St. Peter Church celebrates first Mass in new space 

‘There’s no place like home’

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Read more about the article Ladies of Charity spring consignment sale boosts aid to needy 
The Ladies of Charity Spring/Summer Clothing Consignment Sale opened on Friday, April 8, and will continue through Saturday, May 14. Proceeds from the sale help fund the Ladies of Charity's efforts to help those in need. Members of the Ladies of Charity pray before the opening of the sale.

Ladies of Charity spring consignment sale boosts aid to needy 

Women’s and men’s clothing and accessories available at bargain prices

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Read more about the article Vanderbilt Divinity School students, staff join synod discussion 
Students, faculty and staff at Vanderbilt Divinity School in Nashville participated in a listening session for the Synod on Synodality on Wednesday, April 6. Theology professor Paul DeHart, a parishioner at Christ the King Church, makes a point while discussing one of the questions posed during the session.

Vanderbilt Divinity School students, staff join synod discussion 

Wide variety of perspectives being collected through the synod

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Read more about the article High school students participate in Synod on Synodality 
Students at Pope John Paul II Preparatory School participated in a listening session for the Synod on Synodality. Seniors Katie Whiting, from left, Joseph Bills, Erin Forest and Ethan Hover participate in a small group discussion during the listening session.

High school students participate in Synod on Synodality 

Students offer a unique perspective

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Read more about the article Supply chains, rising prices pose hurdles for Lenten fish fries 
Knight of Columbus Greg Beem prepares a plate during the fish fry sponsored by Council 9586 at St. Edward Church on Friday, March 25. The council at St. Edward and others had to deal with higher prices and difficulty securing enough fish this year.

Supply chains, rising prices pose hurdles for Lenten fish fries 

Parishes had to adjust plans for popular gatherings

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