Join our amazing Catholic Charities of West Tennessee on Saturday, January 25, at our beautiful St. Martin de Porres National Shrine in Memphis for an inspiring talk on how serving others can enhance your spiritual journey. The event will begin with fellowship at 9:00am, followed by the talk at 10:00am. The location is 190 Adams …
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It is with great sadness that Bishop David P. Talley and our Diocese share the passing of Deacon Morgan Edwin (Eddie) Ramsey, Sr. Deacon Eddie entered eternal life Tuesday, January 14. He was ordained on March 4, 2000. Deacon Eddie was an integral part of our St. Peter Catholic Church. Please pray for the repose …
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Many blessings and congratulations to the ten Christian Brothers High School Hall of Fame Class of 2025. Please see the flyer below for inductee names.A Holy Mass and Induction ceremony will take place next Sunday afternoon, January 19, 2pm, at CBHS, to celebrate the newest members of the CBHS Hall of Fame. See the flyer …
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All are invited to a “Holy Hour and March for Life” this coming Saturday morning, January 18. The “Holy Hour” will begin at 11:00am at our Blessed Sacrament Chapel, 2564 Hale Ave., Memphis, with Father Yoelvis Gonzalez, Pastor, St. Theresa the Little Flower Catholic Church and Blessed Sacrament Chapel, as the Celebrant. The “March for …
All are invited! Come celebrate Mass with Bishop Emeritus J. Terry Steib on the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., National Holiday on Monday, January 20, 10am, at our magnificent and historic Mother Church, The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 1695 Central Ave. Bishop Emeritus Steib will be the Celebrant and Homilist for the Mass. …
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Our Catholic Bishops of Kentucky and Tennessee, together as the Metropolitan Province of Louisville, released a joint statement today, Friday, December 27, on the Catholic Church’s longstanding call for comprehensive immigration reform. The Province includes the four Dioceses of Kentucky: Louisville (Archdiocese), Covington, Lexington, and Owensboro, and three Dioceses of Tennessee: Nashville, Memphis, and Knoxville. …
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Due to the impending winter storm, the Reaching Higher Conference Committee has prayerfully decided to postpone the Reaching Higher: Our Journey in Faith Men’s Catholic Conference originally scheduled for this weekend, January 10-11. The safety of all involved and traveling to this event, near or far, is the top priority. The Reaching Higher Committee is working on …
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Diocesan Catholic Schools closed Friday, January 10 History Calvary Catholic Cemetery will be closed for visitation Friday-Sunday, January 10-12
Bishop David P. Talley and our Diocese across West Tennessee wish everyone a very Safe, Blessed, and Happy New Year! The Lord has wonderful plans for our Diocese in this Jubilee Year 2025 as our three-year Strategic Pastoral Plan rolls out in mid-January…Living the Anointed Life! Let’s join together in Prayer for this exciting and …
All are invited! Come celebrate Mass with Bishop Emeritus J. Terry Steib on the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., National Holiday on Monday, January 20, 10am, at our magnificent and historic Mother Church, The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 1695 Central Ave. Bishop Emeritus Steib will be the Celebrant and Homilist for the Mass. …
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