Tyler Hummel, Author at Tennessee Register

Assumption to use ancient tradition to bring fresh eyes to the parish

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Post published:May 12, 2023
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‘This ceremony and further outreach will help the community know we’re here’

St. Pius X Classical Academy students enjoy playing soccer after school in a program launched by Principal Samantha Kaufman

St. Pius X principal shares passion for soccer with students [Photo Gallery]

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Post published:May 8, 2023
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‘The kids are so excited”

Legatus helps Catholic business leaders bring the faith into the office

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Post published:April 19, 2023
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‘He started Legatus to help Catholic executives touch lives in ways that are sound for business and faith’

How one teacher’s small gifts created a big impact

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Post published:March 30, 2023
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Class project brightens day for MQA employee

Catholic life coach helps women in mid-life transitions

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Post published:March 13, 2023
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Nashville Catholic radio program is new avenue of outreach

Catholic family growing charity to help foster children

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Post published:February 27, 2023
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Kara Anton Puckett, a graduate of Holy Rosary Academy and Father Ryan High School, started the Nashville Foster Love Closet with her husband Justin to support foster families. Photo submitted…

Pope Prep graduate uses class project to fight cancer

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Post published:February 7, 2023
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‘I researched Purple Pansies, and I knew it was the one’

St. Joseph School in Madison reached peak enrollment for pre-kindergarten, with 103 students enrolled for the 2023-23 schoolyear. It's a significant spike compared to the 79 in the 2021-22 schoolyear. St. Joseph School offers part-time and full-time programs for children age 2-4. Jennifer Heeren, 3-year-old pre-kindergarten teacher, holds up the book so her students can see the pictures during storytime Friday, Jan. 13, at the school.