Father Ryan students set new record with recent Canned Food Drive
Students also collected more than $4,300 to help feed the hungry
High school seniors named National Merit Scholarship finalists
Designation makes finalists eligible for college scholarships
Diocese found in compliance of Charter for Protection of Children
The Diocese of Nashville has been in full compliance with the requirements of the Charter since its adoption in 2002.
Father Hammond’s father, a fixture at Duke University, dies at 73
Mr. Hammond was a fixture on the campus of Duke University for more than 50 years
CKS principal to step down to return to the classroom
Pastor Father Dexter Brewer will form a committee in the next few weeks to help with the search for a new principal
Father Gaffny, St. Francis of Assisi administrator, retires
Served 14 years at St. Francis, leading efforts to build a new church
Sue Johnson, a resident at Mary, Queen of Angels Assisted Living Facility, receives the vaccine for the COVID-19 virus. Residents and staff at Mary, Queen of Angels and Villa Maria Manor have received the first dose of the vaccine and are scheduled to receive the second dose later in February. Photo courtesy of Mary, Queen of Angels Assisted Living Facility
First dose of vaccines administered at Villa Maria Manor, and Mary, Queen of Angels
Second doses of the vaccine are scheduled to be administered this month
Nashville diocese’s youth office hosting ‘48 Hours for Life: Nashville’ Jan. 29-31
The local pro-life weekend of activities will complement the national March for Life, which is going virtual for 2021
Review of accounts at Cathedral uncovers misappropriation of $117,000
New financial control measures planned for parish business office
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