Diocese partnering with iGiveCatholic for Giving Tuesday
‘This is a great opportunity for various schools and parishes to raise funds for various special projects’
Ukrainian oncologists visit Ascension Saint Thomas Midtown, West
‘These conversations focused on the integration of spiritual support and emotional well-being in acute hospital settings’
St. Cecilia Academy announces regional, distinguished scholars
Five SCA students earned the Regional Scholar Award
Announcing new email newsletters
Happenings, Weekly Digest, and Inspirations email newsletters will debut the week of November 20th.
The Catholic Business League honored Greg Sandfort as the Catholic Professional of the Year during its monthly meeting Thursday, Nov. 9, at the Cathedral of the Incarnation's Fleming Center.
Greg Sandfort named Catholic Professional of the Year
‘Greg’s accomplishments are extensive, and when coupled with his commitment to serving the community in his numerous roles, we were proud to select him for this honor’
Hundreds gathered for the 10th annual St. Paul Center Gala on Thursday, Nov. 2, at the Renaissance Nashville Hotel in downtown Nashville. The event, brought by Scott Hahn, co-founder of the St. Paul Center, featured the giving of two awards - the H. Lyman Stebbins Award, given posthumously to Charles Gusmano, and the Good Shepherd Award presented to Cardinal Raymond Burke.
Hundreds gather for St. Paul Center Gala
The event included the presenting of two awards
The First Lady of Tennessee Maria Lee visited Christ the King School in Nashville on Monday, Nov. 6, to read to some of the students in honor of the schools Read-A-Thon, as well as its Book Drive for Book'em. The school is hoping to collect 1,000 books for Book'em, whose mission is "to create a more literate Nashville and ignite children's passion for reading through book ownership and enthusiastic volunteers. We envision a future in Nashville where all children own books and know first-hand the joy and value of reading."
First Lady of Tennessee visits Christ the King School
Maria Lee read to students to promote it’s Read-A-Thon, Book’em book drive
Diocese of Nashville holds human resources conference
‘Work is a good thing for man – a good thing for his humanity – because through work man not only transforms nature, adapting it to his needs, but he also achieves fulfillment as a human being and indeed, in a sense, becomes “more a human being.”’
First Lady of Tennessee to visit Christ the King elementary to promote literacy
Nov. 6 visit to focus on Read-A-Thon and Book Drive
Diocese prepares for Priesthood Sunday, celebration of National Vocations Awareness Week
‘The point is to cultivate the culture of vocations in the diocese, which is something that has been growing’
