Due to the continuing COVID-19 pandemic, Bishop J. Mark Spalding has announced that the suspension of the public celebration of Mass and other gatherings at

E. Wesley Ely, MD, MPH Did you know that you can receive Communion in a “virtual” form even when you are unable to attend Mass?

Father Gervan Menezes carried the Eucharist in a procession around the Diocese of Nashville to pray for the people suffering from the deadly tornadoes that

The coronavirus has caused Tennessee public schools to shutter for over a month, halted incalculable events, and paused business as usual in the state and

The Diocese of Nashville has announced that all Catholic schools in the diocese will remain closed through April 24 as requested by Gov. Bill Lee

The Knights of Columbus council at University Catholic in Nashville decided that if their fellow university students couldn’t come to their Lenten fish fry, they

Under blue skies and a canopy of blossoming cherry trees in the parking lot of Pope John Paul II High School in Hendersonville, Tennessee, Father

Two priests and one seminarian from the Diocese of Nashville who had planned to remain in Italy amidst the COVID-19 pandemic are now returning home

Bishop J. Mark Spalding has announced that the offices at the Diocese of Nashville’s Catholic Pastoral Center will be closed through April 3 in compliance

Catholic News Service and staff reports A reporting system accepting sexual misconduct allegations against U.S. bishops and eparchs is in place. Called the Catholic Bishops

Bishop J. Mark Spalding announced on Tuesday, March 17, that all Catholic schools in the Diocese of Nashville will be closed through Friday, April 3,

As Catholic Charities of Tennessee executive director Judy Orr leads her agency’s response to the deadly March 3 tornado, every plan must be vetted to

From staff reports Normal, everyday life has slammed into the wall that is the COVID-19 virus. And a whole host of regular and special events

As soon as the deadly tornadoes passed through the area west of Cookeville on Tuesday, March 3, neighbors started reaching out to help each other.

When tornados tore a path of destruction through Wilson County in the early morning hours of March 3, the area around the city of Lebanon

By Kristina Shaw Despite the setback of postponing their annual Spring Consignment Sale due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Nashville Ladies of Charity will continue

With the confirmation of at least seven cases of the coronavirus COVID-19 in Williamson and Davidson Counties, the Diocese of Nashville’s Schools Office has issued

From Staff Reports The Diocese of Nashville has been actively monitoring the situation surrounding the spread of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 and the guidance of

See photo album In the wake of deadly tornadoes that ripped across Middle Tennessee in the early hours of Tuesday, March 3, and left at

See photo album At the Church of the Assumption in Germantown, the pastor, Father S. Bede Price, was asleep in the rectory when a massive

Faithful Catholics at St. Ignatius of Antioch Church are increasing – rather than giving up – their devotion to the Internet during Lent. The parishioners,