Many blessings and congratulations to Father Stephan Brown, S.V.D., on his Installation as Pastor at our beautiful St. Augustine Catholic Church, 1169 Kerr Ave. The installation took place Saturday, Nov. 18, at a joyful Vigil Mass with Bishop David P. Talley as Celebrant and Homilist. Monsignor Edwin Creary and Father Brandon Nguyen, S.V.D., Pastor, Sacred …
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St. Benedict at Auburndale Catholic High School Welcomes our Community of Protectors!
Our exceptional Diocesan St. Benedict at Auburndale Catholic High School was honored to welcome our Community of Protectors on its beautiful Catholic campus this past Friday, Nov. 17, for lunch. On behalf of our SBA Eagles and our Catholic Diocese, we thank the Memphis Police, Shelby County Officers, Firemen & Women, EMTs, Nurses, Doctors, and …
The November Issue of Faith West Tennessee is Arriving Soon!
The latest edition of our award-winning Faith West Tennessee Magazine is arriving in our homes, churches, schools, and businesses this week and next week. It is another excellent edition that shares informative, interesting, and relevant articles about our faith, prayers, celebrations, parishioners, and more across our Diocese—and it includes amazing photos like the Cover shown …
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Bishop David P. Talley Announces New Clergy Assignment
#iGiveCatholic Advanced Giving Has Begun!
Advanced Giving for #iGiveCatholic has begun! You can now donate to any of our involved organizations. With 26 of our parishes, ministries and schools signed up to participate in this year’s #iGiveCatholic event, there are many ways to get involved. This year, National Day of Giving is Tuesday, Nov. 28, following Thanksgiving. Let’s make sure …
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November is National Native American Heritage Month
During the month of November, our Diocese recognizes National Native American Heritage Month. We deeply appreciate the diverse cultures, traditions, and contributions of Native American. As Catholics, we give particular thanks for the witness of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, a Mowak woman and the Patron Saint of the environment. You can learn more about the gifts …
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See which school is right for your family! Discover Catholic Schools Week: Nov. 12-18
This week, Nov. 12-18, is Discover Catholic Schools Week. The 15 Catholic Schools (diocesan, parochial and private) across our Diocese have a unique role in the Church’s evangelization. Our Catholic Schools teach and embrace the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. The fact that all members of our Catholic Schools know that Christ is the foundation …
Deacon Jim Cooley Enters Eternal Life (Arrangements included)
It is with great sadness that Bishop David P. Talley and our Diocese share the passing of Deacon Jim Cooley. Deacon Cooley entered eternal life yesterday, Tuesday, November 14. He was ordained on March 4, 2000. Please pray for the repose of Deacon Cooley’s soul and for his family and friends. May God grant him …
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Deacon Donald Bennis Enters Eternal Life
It is with great sadness that Bishop David P. Talley and our Diocese share the passing of Deacon Donald (Don) Bennis. Deacon Don entered eternal life this past Friday, Nov. 10. He was ordained on March 4, 2000. Deacon Don was an integral part of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, 3700 Thomas St., for …
Monthly VIRTUS Resources Shared across the Diocese–Click Here to Read the Article
As communicated last month, our Diocese is sharing VIRTUS articles through our Communications avenues at the beginning of each month. VIRTUS Training VIRTUS, led by The National Catholic Risk Retention Group, Inc., aims to eliminate abuse of children in our Catholic communities by providing training on the warning signs and proper procedures when faced with …
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