Editorial: Time to eradicate a dark vestige of our history
Tennessee bishops encourage a ‘yes’ vote on Amendment Three
The mother of Ukrainian serviceman Abdulkarim Gulamov, who was killed in a fight against Russian troops in Ukraine's Kherson region July 17, 2022, holds national flag during a July 21 funeral ceremony in Kyiv as Russia's attack on Ukraine continued. (CNS photo/Valentyn Ogirenko, Reuters)
Editorial: Follow the pope’s call to be ‘artisans of peace’
Continuing war in Ukraine and other countries must come to an end
Editorial: Fourth of July is a time of hope and joy
Catholics have much to offer as “we the people” endeavor to work for the common good.
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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, celebrated the Mass. The congregation raises their palms during the first gospel reading of the liturgy before the procession into the church.
‘Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord’ [Palm Sunday Photo Gallery]
Churches across the Diocese of Nashville celebrated Palm Sunday April 9-10
Editorial: Pray that all will defend and respect every human life
Bishops once again urge state to reject death penalty
Like St. Patrick and St. Joseph, place your trust in God
Beloved saints set an example for our lives
Murfreesboro Knights smoke ribs to aid crisis pregnancy center
Murfreesboro Knights smoke ribs to aid crisis pregnancy center
The Metro Nashville Council passed a resolution declaring Thursday, March 3, as a city-wide day of prayer for the people of Ukraine. Mayor John Cooper, Vice Mayor Jim Shulman and council members gathered at the steps of the Metro Courthouse to read the proclamation and to pray for the people of Ukraine. Father Eric Fowlkes, pastor of the Cathedral of the Incarnation, was one of the religious leaders who offered a prayer. The service was organized by Metro Councilmember Kathleen Murphy, a parishioner at St. Ann Church. She represents District 24 in West Nashville.
Editorial: We must pray unceasingly for peace around the world
Unfortunately, Russian President Vladimir Putin ignored the world’s pleas for peace. But the prayers continue.
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