Organizers excited as ACE online fundraiser nears
Goal is to raise $250,000 for ACE endowment; matching grant will double the take
Diocese launches fall speaker series on ‘The Four Loves’
Talks will be given at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. each Monday through Nov. 9 at the Catholic Pastoral Center
Refugee children play at the Catholic Pastoral Center in Nashville in this file photo from the summer of 2019. Refugee arrivals in Middle Tennessee reached an all-time low in 2020, but Catholic Charities continues to serve refugee children and adults with a wide range of programming for up to five years after they arrive in the U.S.
Despite low numbers of new arrivals, Catholic Charities continues robust services for refugees
U.S. bishops advocate for higher refugee cap; worry declining numbers will leave refugees who are fleeing persecution ‘in harm’s way’
Grammy-winning songwriter releases new single, video shot at St. John Vianney
Parishioner Frank Myers strives to write songs with a message that ‘will still be here when I’m gone.’
Aquinas’ dean working to support Catholic educators
Sister Mary Grace Watson, O.P., believes teachers’ role is to help students be the people God created them to be
Zach Janson and Father Gervan Menezes host the radio show and podcast "Belonging” for young adults. The show airs weekly on WBOU, the Catholic radio station in Nashville.
‘Belonging’ radio show helps young adults find their place in the Church
Guests address topics from finances to relationships to ‘who we are as Catholics’
Carolyn Baker, left, a parishioner at the Cathedral of the Incarnation, and Mary Jo King look over a vase while shopping at the Ladies of Charity Stuff Galore Sale. The sale is being held through Oct. 31, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays and 9 a.m. to noon on Saturdays, at the Ladies of Charity Thrift Store, 2216 State St. Nashville.
For 110 years, Ladies of Charity has served Nashville community with love
Pandemic shut down the organization’s popular consignment sales, but hasn’t stopped these women from finding new ways to serve
Avow program for women discerning their vocation looks to expand
The group works to cultivate a space where women feel comfortable to discuss their fears and hopes.
Sainthood cause for Chattanooga priest enters new phase
CHATTANOOGA. The cause for the beatification and canonization of Servant of God Patrick Ryan took a historic turn Sept. 28 with the opening session of an inquiry into the Chattanooga priest’s life.
Deacon Sam Beckman followed call to serve God, Church, community
Sacred Heart’s first and only deacon ‘had a passion for everything he did’
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