State of Tennessee grant will expand social services in 10 counties over two years

The Schachle family was on hand for the beatification Mass for Blessed Michael McGivney, the founder of the Knights of Columbus

The extra time off will allow for extensive cleaning of the buildings and give teachers more time for planning

Diocese is grateful for donations received that support seminary education and future priests

The annual event to support the American Cancer Society is the largest, per capita, student-led Relay for Life in the nation.

More Catholics are choosing cremation rather than traditional burials

The combined finishes were the best in school history

The new equipment will help Catholic Charities’ clients have better access to fresh and frozen food.

The Military Memorial Wall in the parish’s Prayer Garden will have plaques honoring veterans

On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, a grateful nation offers its thanks for the sacrifices made by veterans past and present.

People can make an online gift at www.dioceseofnashville.com/priesthood-sunday.

November is “Adoption Awareness Month” and Catholic Charities will host a virtual info session 7-8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10

The annual Searcy Memorial Thanksgiving Dinner, which typically delivers meals to about 2,200 people in need, has been canceled this year. “It’s called COVID-19,” Gerry

UPDATE: Governor grants temporary reprieve to Pervis Payne

Commissioner and bishop tour the school during their visit

The win earns the girls soccer program its fifth state title

Diocese is still accepting gifts to ACE that will fund tuition assistance

The three dioceses of Tennessee – Nashville, Knoxville, and Memphis – are joining forces to present, for the first time, the Tennessee Catechetical Conference, to

Thanks to the woodworking talents of Andy Augustin, a parish council member at St. Joseph Church in St. Joseph, Tennessee, the parish church now has