Read more about the article Respect for, service to elders shines bright at St. Henry School
The eighth-grade boys at St. Henry School spent the day serving the elders of the St. Henry Church community during the annual St. Henry Senior Luncheon on Tuesday, Sept. 19, at the church's fellowship hall. The boys set up the space, served the food, and cleaned up. Additionally, 4-year-old pre-kindergarten students surprised the guests with songs and carnations. Luke Klein passes out dessert.

Respect for, service to elders shines bright at St. Henry School

‘The God-given cycle of life was very evident in that room’

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Read more about the article ‘The purpose of music in the liturgy is above all to give glory to God’
Hundreds gathered at the Cathedral of the Incarnation for the Inaugural Organ Concert on Sunday, Sept. 17. Guest organist Douglas Murray play Rhosymedre (or 'Lovely') (1920) as an organ solo.

‘The purpose of music in the liturgy is above all to give glory to God’

As the old saying goes, when you sing you pray twice

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Read more about the article Eucharistic Revival continues with processions across diocese
The University Catholic community at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville, led by Father Gervan Menezes, pastor of St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Cookeville and diocesan director of campus ministries, assisted by Father Siby John, CP, associate pastor of St. Thomas Aquinas, held Holy Hour, a Mass, and a Eucharistic Procession at the campus on Thursday, Sept. 7.

Eucharistic Revival continues with processions across diocese

‘You’re taking the Lord out into the world solemnly to bless wherever He goes’

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Read more about the article ‘Be sealed with the Holy Spirit’
Amanda Walker, music teacher at St. Joseph School in Madison, was received into Full Communion with the Catholic Church during the weekly All-School Mass on Friday, Sept. 8, at St. Joseph Church. Walker is confirmed by Father Jean Baptiste Kyabuta, pastor of St. Joseph Church.

‘Be sealed with the Holy Spirit’

St. Joseph music teacher becomes Catholic in front of student body

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Read more about the article David Lee to be ordained transitional deacon at St. Peter’s in Rome
The Serra Club of Williamson County hosted the seminarians of the Diocese of Nashville during their monthly meeting Thursday, Aug. 4, at the St. Philip of the Apostle Church Community Center in Franklin. The second annual event is a final farewell for the seminarians before they leave to continue their studies. Throughout the dinner, members of the Serra Club talked with the seminarians, letting them know of their support. Throughout the year, members of the club send prayer cards to seminarians to assure them of their prayers. Seminarian David Lee speaks to Serra Club members.

David Lee to be ordained transitional deacon at St. Peter’s in Rome

‘This is what we’ve been working towards and praying about.’

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Read more about the article ‘Go forth and be ambassadors of Christ’
The Nashville Chapter of Legatus was officially declared a charter during a celebration on Wednesday, Sept. 7, at St. Patrick Church in South Nashville, and Loews Vanderbilt Hotel. The chapter, after two-and-a-half years of development, was able to reach charter status with 20 couples joined as members. The induction ceremony, led by Bishop J. Mark Spalding, saw 22 couples inducted as chartering members. Bishop Spalding poses with the charter officers.

‘Go forth and be ambassadors of Christ’

Nashville Legatus chapter officially reaches charter status

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