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Members of the St. Teresa Syro-Malabar Mission in Nashville gathered to celebrate the feast of their patron, Mother Teresa of Kolkata, with a Mass, luncheon and auction on Saturday, Sept. 11, at St. Pius X Church. The Syro-Malabar Church is the second largest Church among the Eastern Catholic Churches. St. Thomas the Apostle founded the Syro-Malabar Church, otherwise called the Church of St. Thomas Christians, in South India.

Syro-Malabar community celebrates ‘joyous’ day [Photo Gallery]

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:September 14, 2021
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Mass, procession, luncheon mark St. Mother Teresa feast day

Jessica Autenried and her neighbor Kathy Rice share a hug as the pose for a photo outside Autenried's home Sept. 11 in McEwen. The inside of Autenried's home was destroyed by the recent flash floods that hit McEwen and Waverly, but with help from Rice, she has been able to receive assistance from the Saint Vincent de Paul Society and other nonprofits to clean and renovate her home.

Recent flash flood proves blessing in disguise for McEwen resident

Post author:Katie Peterson
Post published:September 14, 2021
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Flood victim finds new community of support

Mother Teresa Church in Nolensville, the newest parish in the Diocese of Nashville, celebrated its first Masses on Sunday, Sept. 5, the feast day of the parish's patron, St. Teresa of Kolkata, at Nolensville Elementary School. Father Anthony Stewart, the pastor of the parish, welcomed people to Mass "on this historic day." Father Stewart and Father Joe McMahon, pastor of Holy Family Church in Brentwood, pray over the Eucharist during the Consecration.

New parish comes to life with first Mass [Photo Album]

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:September 13, 2021
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Mother Teresa Church to serve Nolensville area

New York City firefighters and other emergency personnel survey the World Trade Center collapse Sept. 11, 2001. Nearly 3,000 people died in the collapse of the towers, at the Pentagon and in rural Pennsylvania when terrorists attacked the United States using commercial airplanes on 9/11. (CNS photo/Anthony Correia, Reuters)

Sacrifices poured forth from 9/11

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:September 10, 2021
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Despite fears, ‘you go forward’

Upcoming events canceled, postponed as COVID cases rise

Post author:Katie Peterson
Post published:September 10, 2021
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ACE Awards, Holy Fire forced to change plans

For veterans, 9/11 changed trajectory of their military careers

Post author:Katie Peterson
Post published:September 9, 2021
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Those who served reflect on 20th anniversary of terrorist attacks

Members of the Legion of Mary throughout the Diocese of Nashville gathered for a Mass celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Legion of Mary Sept. 5 at Saint Lawrence in Joelton.

Legion of Mary celebrates 100th anniversary

Post author:Katie Peterson
Post published:September 9, 2021
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International lay apostolate is Marian army serving the Church

Pope Prep Knights won the Bishop's Cup for the sixth straight year with a 21-14 win over the Father Ryan Irish in the annual clash of the two diocesan high schools on the football field. Pope Prep captains Max Huffine, from left, Steph Carter, Fisher Donovan, Cole Shaver and Logan Penhollow pose with the Bishop's Cup.