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You Are Invited!We are a caring Catholic community in
Music City's Belmont/Hillsboro/12thSouth neighborhood.
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habitat home dedication
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The address for the home dedication is 4229 Polk Circle, Nashville, TN, 37207. It is just off of Brick Church Pike and Ewing Lane.
Join us at 3:30 this Thursday, June 10!
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Mass updates
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Public Celebrations of the Eucharist
Mass Location Change: Our 9 am Sunday Mass will now be inside.
The time will remain the same until August when we will return to our regular 8:30 am time slot.
Updated Mask Protocol:
Masks are expected to be worn by all those who are not fully vaccinated or are still vulnerable to the virus.
All those fully vaccinated are no longer expected to wear masks inside or outside.
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News and upcoming events
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Please click here to sign up for a weekend slot to build our VBS set. We need 12 adults on June 5 and on June 6. Join us for fun and fellowship while we make a difference in our children's VBS experience!Read More -
Click here to read our sping Cloister edition.Read More -
Would you like to help provide supplies for our vacation bible school? Click here for our Amazon wish list. You can order and have them delivered to the church office by July 1. Thank you for helping us plan for a fun week!Read More -
Mass with Bishop Spalding Celebrating silver and gold anniversaries will be June 27.Read More -
Vacation Bible School registration can be found here. Volunteers can register now through May 31. Child Participants can register April 1 through June 30. First-come, first-served based on numbers we are able to accept due to the pandemic. Parishioners accepted first.Read More -
Click here for opportunities within our diocese and in the Nashville community.Read More
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The Pale Caste
Presented by Victor Judge
10:30am-11:30am on June 6, 13, 20, & 27In her novel Passing, published in 1929, Harlem Renaissance writer Nella Larsen (1891-1964) explores the fluidity of racial identity that resonates today. According to scholar Emily Bernard, Passing is a “meditation on the inextricable relationship between whiteness and blackness and the impossibility of self-invention in a society in which nuance and ambiguity are considered fatal threats to the social order—a social order in which race is a function of law, history, and politics.” The primary question that emerges from the pages of Larsen’s novel is: Where does race reside— in blood, ancestry, or emotion, and why do any efforts to quantify race ultimately prove absurd? During the month of June, we shall examine how Larsen incarnates this question in Passing. The lecturer for the course will be Victor Judge who serves as the assistant dean for academic affairs at Vanderbilt University Divinity School.
join the zoom session
Part 1
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Bob True, a friend and CTK deacon, said that, if you’re not dead, God’s not through with you. Someone else once told me that you’re not an old folk until you stop learning. So ...
About a year ago, something (perhaps the Holy Spirit?) piqued my interest in the CTK adult education sessions and, in particular, the discussions generated by awful events in our society. Admittedly, I was concerned about a potentially distressing discussion focused on “black lives matter” debates and horrible, systematic injuries inflicted on certain groups of people. After all, I’m not a racist, am I...?
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