Vanderbilt professor, Jesuit priest releases new book
‘Our liturgical worship reveals, empowers our lives as the worship of God’
Diocesan youth will be ‘set ablaze for the Lord’ at national conference
Fifty-nine teens will attend NCYC Nov. 18-21 in Indianapolis
The reredos painting behind the altar at the Sagrado Corazon in the Catholic Pastoral Center, seen here on Wednesday, Oct. 27, was completed in 2016. A reredos is an ornately decorated partition or screen wall behind an altar, which can be painted or made of mosaics, carved wood, stone, or other materials.
Feasts of All Saints, All Souls represent promise of eternal life
‘A profound connection between All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day’
The Beasley Family, including father Caleb, mother, Hannah, and their sons 7-year-old Atticus and 18-month-old Asa, pose for a portrait Wednesday, Oct. 20, on the front steps of their Nashville home. The Beasleys adopted Asa in December 2020 with the help of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Nashville.
Adoption provides family with its ‘missing piece’
Catholic Charities to host Adoption Information session Nov. 18
Dot Watson, vice chairperson of the Literacy Council Support for the Tullahoma and Coffee County Adult Education Program, offers her appreciation for the Adult Education Program's partnership with Catholic Charities' new Family Resource Center in Coffee County during a grand-opening ceremony Wednesday, Oct. 20, in Tullahoma.
Newest Family Resource Center to help with adult education, families in need
Centers planned for 10 counties in the diocese
Upon their arrival, Afghan refugees board a bus at Dulles International Airport in Dulles, Va., Sept. 1, 2021, taking them to a processing center. (CNS photo/Kevin Lamarque, Reuters)
Afghan family shares resettlement experience, working with Catholic Charities
‘In one night, everything changed’
Volunteers continue to help renovate Jessica Autenried's home the weekend of Oct. 9-10 in McEwen.
St. Vincent de Paul Society provides light, hope to flood victims
‘They are the ones who really know who are most in need’
Dominican Sister Veronica Marie Buckmaster, principal of St. Patrick School in McEwen, chats with Ryleigh Buttrey, fourth-grade student, and her classmates during lunch Tuesday, Oct. 12, in the school cafeteria.
St. Patrick School welcomes Waverly students
‘That’s Christ at our door.’
