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You are invited!We are a caring Catholic community in
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Mass updates
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FEBRUARY 28 - All Sunday liturgies will be inside this weekend due to the forecasted downpours.
We will offer our outdoor option as soon as the weather permits.
We look forward to seeing you whenever you are able to be with us.
Public Celebrations of the EucharistPlease note: Communion ministers will only approach those wearing masks.
Thank you in advance for protecting them as well as all who choose to gather with us for Mass.
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Join our build!WE NEED SEVERAL SLOTS FILLED FOR MARCH 6 & 7
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Bishop's annual Appeal for ministries
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Join us in supporting our diocesan ministries, which include faith formation, seminarian education, and outreach ministries serving the poor and marginalized of our community.
You may give online or through envelopes available at our church entrances. Brochures explaining the work of the BAAM are also available there. Together we make a difference!
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Fr. Phan & Fr. Dexter enjoying the snow
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News
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Join us on the green for a tournament benefitting the Jack Long Memorial Scholarship Fund. Click the title for the details.Read More -
Singing Rooster coffee will be on sale this weekend, Feb. 27-28, after all Masses. Orders can be placed in advance online (click this title) or by emailing earlweissertsr@gmail.com.Read More -
Join us for our annual Crown Affair! Click title for details or go to our online giving button (scroll up on this home page) for tickets and add-ons. Have an item for our auction? Email jennifer.harris@cks-nashville.org. Thank you for your support and generosity!Read More -
Click here for opportunities within our diocese and in the Nashville community.Read More
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The church is open daily for anyone from 6 am until 6 pm. Please remember to honor social distancing guidelines while on campus. Thank you.Read More
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FEBRUARY 28, 2021 @ 10:30am
Deacon Bill Hill, Diocese of Nashville
The Color of Catholic Education:
Desegregation in the Diocese of Nashville
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I could never forget that sign!
When I was in perhaps the 5th grade, we would have an occasional day off from school for teacher’s meetings. My friends and I would catch the bus at the “end of the line”, which was just two doors from my house and spend a fun-filled day exploring downtown. We made the usual stops: The Magic Store on Demonbreun Street was always fun; the Fifth Avenue Cigar Store usually had a neat collection of pocketknives and pens; the Monkey Bar at Harvey’s Department store invariably presented the opportunity for mischief...
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