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Music City's Belmont/Hillsboro/12thSouth neighborhood.
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Public Celebrations of the Eucharist
Updated Mask Protocol:
Masks are expected to be worn by all those who are not fully
vaccinated or are still vulnerable to the virus.
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News and upcoming events
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Click here to register or volunteer for our annual Back to Belmont fun! Entrance, wrist bands, and food are free to those who register by September 1. Don't miss this parish tradition!Read More -
It is time for the long-requested photo directory! Sign up now for the August and September appointments. We hope to have the directory in your hands in late fall. CODES NEEDED - Codes are listed just below and to the right of the appointment button.Read More -
Click here for opportunities within our diocese and in the Nashville community.Read More
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The past year has seen a surge of conflict around race-related matters across our nation.
Christ the King recently launched new initiatives focusing on better understanding racism and our parish response to it.
One of these initiatives is gathering parishioners' thoughts on how our parish might better engage in the broader Nashville community. Over the past months, we've been facilitating targeted 90 minute small-group listening sessions via Zoom with a wide variety of ministries and parishioners.
We want to hear from everyone, so we are hosting some open listening sessions in August, 4-5 people each. We want to hear your thoughts about racism, Catholic responses to it, and how Christ the King can be more involved in the broader struggle for justice in Nashville.
Sign Up For A Listening Session
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As a teenager in the sixties in Philadelphia I wasn’t concerned or interested in the arguments that would ensue from family members over the Vietnam War and/or how these “colored people,” wanted Civil Rights.
My father, who was a product of his own prejudicial upbringing, would make negative comments about these colored people and always warned us kids to stay away from their neighborhoods which were in the worst part of Philadelphia...
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