Official Announcement (Feb. 4 Edition of the Tennessee Register)
Three appointments from Bishop J. Mark Spalding
Overbrook volleyball sweeps Parochial League titles
First time Overbrook took both titles since 1989
Editorial: Success of the synod depends on the people’s participation
A two-year journey to contemplate communion, participation, mission
Jeff Schletzer named to Southeastern Color Guard Circuit HOF
Longtime Father Ryan band instructor honored
St. William collects toys for sheriff’s department program
Deputies use the toys to comfort children
Editorial: We are called to proclaim the Gospel of Life on many fronts
The march to create a true culture of life is a long one that is often difficult
Clarksville Knights donate food
The Knights of Columbus Council 3537 at Immaculate Conception Church in Clarksville recently collected more than 6,000 pounds of food during its recent Jingle Bell Food Drive. The donated food…
Editorial: Keep Jesus, our Savior, at the center of your Christmas
May we all have a merry and holy Christmas with Jesus.
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The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe was celebrated by Hispanic communities at parishes throughout the diocese on Dec. 11 and 12. Bishop J. Mark Spalding celebrated Mass for the feast day at Sagrado Corazon Church and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. The Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe, patroness of the Americas, unborn children and the New Evangelization, is an important religious and national feast for Mexico, commemorating the Blessed Virgin's appearance to St. Juan Diego, a poor Mexican Indian, in present day Mexico City in the 16th century. Bishop Spalding prays silently during Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Hispanic Communities celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe [Photo Gallery]
Celebrations held December 11 and 12
