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Tim Forbes, principal, and the faculty and staff welcome students for the new school year with extensive COVID protocols, including temperature screening for each student, in place at St. Matthew School in Franklin, TN on Thursday, 6 August 2020. All of the schools in the Diocese of Nashville will be open by Aug. 12 for in person learning.

Schools opening with a surge in enrollment

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 7, 2020
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Tim Forbes, the principal at St. Matthew School in Franklin, welcomes students with “air fist bumps” for the new school year on Thursday, Aug. 6. Extensive COVID protocols, including temperature…

High schools prepare for safe return of athletics

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 7, 2020
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An executive order by Gov. Bill Lee has given high school teams permission to participate in contact sports. The Pope John Paul II High School football team is preparing for…

Deacon Juan Carlos Garcia ready to embrace new priestly ministry

Post author:Theresa Laurence, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 7, 2020
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Deacon Garcia. Being ordained to the priesthood and starting his ministry as a priest of the Diocese of Nashville won’t look exactly like he envisioned it a few months ago,…

Deacon Suarez ‘can’t wait to do more’ for people as a priest

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Deacon Suarez Since finishing his seminary studies at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans in April, Deacon Javier Suarez has been living in a sort of limbo waiting for his…

Meals program feeds hungry, employs workers

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 7, 2020
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The staff at the restaurant Henley, located in the Kimpton Aertson Hotel on Broadway, prepared family style meals that were taken to St. Frances Cabrini Church in Lebanon and distributed…

Love of the school brings principal to Sacred Heart in Lawrenceburg

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 7, 2020
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Pickett When Sacred Heart School in Lawrenceburg was looking for a new principal in the middle of the last school year, Sacred Heart Pastor Father Joseph Mundakal, C.M.I., turned to…

Mikey Schachle, 5, lives with his parents Daniel and Michelle in Dickson, TN on Tuesday, 2 June 2020. Pope Francis approved the promulgation of a decree recognizing Mikey’s cure from a deadly case of fetal hydrops while still in his mother’s womb as a miracle attributed to the intercession of Venerable Father Michael J. McGivney, founder of the Knights of Columbus. With the approval of the miracle, Father McGivney’s cause for sainthood moves to the next step, beatification, when he will receive the title “Blessed.”

Beatification of Father McGivney to take place Oct. 31 in Connecticut

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Father Michael McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus, is attributed with the miracle cure of Mikey Schachle, 5, of Dickson, Tennessee, and will be beatified this fall. Above,…

Experienced educator and administrator takes the helm at Holy Rosary

Post author:Theresa Laurence, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 6, 2020
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Halliburton This school year will be Kimber Halliburton’s first as principal of Holy Rosary Academy. But it’s definitely not her first rodeo, so to speak. Halliburton, an experienced educator and…

New St. John Vianney principal working hard to promote ‘hidden gem in Gallatin’

Post author:Theresa Laurence, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 6, 2020
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Eskert Taking the reins as the new principal of a school during a pandemic might seem like a daunting challenge, but new St. John Vianney Principal Natalie Eskert sees it…

The Yankee family of Holy Name Parish in East Nashville created their own Stations of the Cross to pray in their front yard on Good Friday April 10.

Religious education programs prepare for classes amid pandemic

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:August 5, 2020
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The Diocese of Nashville’s Office of Faith Formation has issued a framework to help parish religious education programs proceed this fall while protecting students and teachers from the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

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Schools opening with a surge in enrollment

High schools prepare for safe return of athletics

Deacon Juan Carlos Garcia ready to embrace new priestly ministry

Deacon Suarez ‘can’t wait to do more’ for people as a priest

Meals program feeds hungry, employs workers

Love of the school brings principal to Sacred Heart in Lawrenceburg

Beatification of Father McGivney to take place Oct. 31 in Connecticut

Experienced educator and administrator takes the helm at Holy Rosary

New St. John Vianney principal working hard to promote ‘hidden gem in Gallatin’

Religious education programs prepare for classes amid pandemic

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