Public Celebrations of the Eucharist
PARKING REMINDER:

Our front, circle drive must remain passable during all celebrations.  Please do not park in the curve of the drive or block other cars into their spots.  

Updated Mask Protocol:
Masks are expected to be worn by all those who are not fully
vaccinated or are still vulnerable to the virus. 

Sunday, September 19
9:45-10:45am
West Wing

The Lamb of God: 
Jesus’s Call to Non-Violent Discipleship

In all four gospels, Jesus offers himself as an example of non-violent love, and he instructs his disciples to renounce violence in all cases. Does Jesus actually expect modern Christians to actually follow his example? In this second session of our fall adult education series, we will examine the case for non-violence in the gospels.

Sunday, September 26
9:45-10:45am
West Wing

The Human Cost is Too High: Ending the Death Penalty

Stacy Rector, Tennesseans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty

The moral inadmissibility of the death penalty is now a settled issue in official Catholic teaching. The death penalty is costly, unfairly applied, creates more victims, ensnares the innocent, and puts murder victims’ families through a painfully, protracted process with an average of 28 years between sentencing and execution in Tennessee. How do we advocate for a change in these ineffective and immoral policies? Join Stacy Rector, executive director of Tennesseans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, for a conversation about honoring life by ending the death penalty.