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St. Stephen Catholic Community in Old Hickory and the Hunger Relief Program of Catholic Charities, Diocese of Nashville have partnered to provide free lunches every Thursday to vulnerable families. Volunteers John Beardsley and Bud Corn load meals into a guest vehicles. Several guests pick up meals for all the members of their family.

Catholic Charities embodies Corporal Works of Mercy

Post author:Katie Peterson
Post published:June 17, 2022
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‘It is really the way of Jesus’

On Sunday, May 29, the St. Sharbel Maronite Catholic Mission of Tennessee held a Healing Mass of St. Sharbel at the Catholic Church of the Korean Martyrs, 2319 Lebanon Pike, in Nashville, with dozens in attendance including several newcomers. The community is planning to begin holding monthly Masses in September.

Maronite community to begin holding monthly Masses

Post author:From staff reports
Post published:June 17, 2022
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Will gather at Catholic Church of the Korean Martyrs in Donelson

Student’s concern for friend leads to state design award

Post author:Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
Post published:June 17, 2022
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Winner is in Pope Prep Hand In Hand Options program

Legacy Campaign closes in on 74 percent of $50 million goal

Post author:From staff reports
Post published:June 14, 2022
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As of June 6, $36.9 million has been raised

Katie's Ice Cream in Dickson hosts a Rosary Club every second Sunday of the month as participants gather to pray the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary followed by fellowship and complimentary ice cream. Dozens gathered for the most recent monthly gathering on Sunday, June 12.

Local ice cream shop serves faith through Rosary Club

Post author:Katie Peterson
Post published:June 14, 2022
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‘It’s all to honor our Lady’

Couple serves as parish chairs of Legacy Campaign to give back

Post author:Katie Peterson
Post published:June 14, 2022
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‘This is important. We need to do this’

Aquinas College brought it's year-long celebration of the 60th anniversary of its founding to a close with a picnic for alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends on Saturday, May 14. Sister John Thomas, OP, leads a tour of Siena Hall on t he Aquinas campus. The facility, which was built as a dormitory, is now open to host conferences.