In celebration of 75 years of Catholic Education in Whitehaven and throughout Memphis, our amazing St. Paul Catholic School, 1425 East Shelby Dr., Memphis, is holding a Prayer Service on its front lawn this Wednesday, August 30, at 1 pm to pray for their school and community. All families, clergy, and community members are invited …
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Throughout this Parish Year of the National Eucharistic Revival (June ‘23-June ‘24), Catholics across our Diocese are participating in at least four events at each of our 47 Parishes and Missions. Our churches are focused on deepening their encounter with the Lord as we receive, adore, and celebrate the transformative power of the Eucharist. With …
Our Diocese is pleased to announce some changes for Our Lady Queen of Peace Retreat Center and our Office of Evangelization and Faith Formation. After a distinguished six-year stint as the Interim Director of Our Lady Queen of Peace, Deacon Ernie Albonetti has decided to hand over managing the day-to-day operations. We extend our sincere …
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Erin Haff entered the Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia on August 15, the Solemnity of the Assumption. Erin worked as a second-grade teacher at St. Paul Catholic School. Erin entered as a postulant for the Nashville Dominicans. “After a simple entrance ceremony, the postulant begins a year of immersion into the life of her new …
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Mark your calendar now for The Red Mass, Saturday, Sept. 16, 5pm, at our beautiful and historic Mother Church, The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 1695 Central Ave. Bishop David P. Talley will be the Celebrant and Archbishop Emeritus J. Peter Sartain will be the Homilist. The Red Mass is historically for those associated with …
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As students, faculty, and staff begin a new 2023-24 School Year today, August 9, our Diocese prays that all may grow in faith, wisdom, and understanding. Many blessings for a safe, fun and successful academic and faith-filled year across the 15 Catholic Schools in our Diocese.
As we continue to celebrate the Parish Year of the National Eucharistic Revival (June ‘23-June ‘24), let’s take a moment to hear from Bishop David P. Talley and Candace Campbell, our Diocese’s National Eucharistic Revival Coordinator, as they talk about the Revival this Parish Year and the National Eucharistic Congress in 2024: https://vimeo.com/842846309. Catholics across …
Save-the-Date for our Diocese’s First Annual “Dining with the Deacons” on Friday evening, Oct. 20, 6pm, at our beautiful and historic Mother Church, The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 1695 Central Ave., in Marian Hall.
