ICCS’s Summer Camp Focused on Fun Learning Students at Immaculate Conception Cathedral School’s Summer Camp 2019 are having fun while learning and developing critical skills. Each camp week is focused on a specific theme such as visual arts, STEM, animals, and ocean. There’s even a Lego week, as well as a patriotism week scheduled around July 4th. …
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Trinity Sunday-C St. Anne’s Church Homily by Rev. Val Handwerker June 15, 2019 40th Anniversary of Father Bruce’s Ordination On this Trinity Sunday, we can cherish these exquisite words of the Apostle Paul: “Hope does not disappoint, because the love of God has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit that …
Immaculate Conception Cathedral School is excited to announce a new partnership with Christian Brothers University that will benefit our Middle and High School students through active involvement in studies in computer science, engineering, and health sciences. ICCS High School girls will be able to choose a science, engineering, or health sciences track while enrolled at …
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Memphis, TN… St. Benedict at Auburndale (SBA) High School Principal Sondra Morris today announced that Justin Wharton has assumed responsibilities as the Director of Admissions beginning July 1. Wharton joins the school in the director capacity that was left open by the recent resignation of former Admissions Director Terri Heath, who has taken a …
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Bishop Talley joins Theology on Tap at Cheffie’s On Monday, June 17, Bishop David Talley joined 85+ young adults in their 20s and 30s at Cheffie’s in Highpoint Terrace as part of the ongoing Theology on Tap series sponsored by the Office of Youth, Campus, and Young Adult Ministry. Attendees listened to a brief …
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Listening, mentoring key to keeping young adults, say church workers WASHINGTON (CNS) — Professors, youth ministers and lay theologians across the country give different reasons for why young people are leaving the church, but they all agree that listening and mentoring are key to developing and maintaining faith. Curtis Martin, president and founder of the …
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2019 Peter’s Pence Collection The Peter’s Pence Collection is an opportunity for the Church around the world to stand in solidarity with those who suffer and are marginalized. Our brothers and sisters in Haiti, for example, have faced difficult challenges as they rebuild from the 2010 earthquake and then Hurricane Matthew in 2016. Buildings have been …
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A few of updates regarding upcoming Papal events are below. Firstly, the Holy Father will not be celebrating a public Mass on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi on Sunday, June 23, 2019. However, there will be a Papal Angelus Blessing that day in St. Peter’s Square at 12 noon. No tickets are required for …
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Monday June 17, 2019 US Conference of Catholic Bishops June Meeting Q&A The following question and answer resource addresses some basic questions related to the efforts of the bishops in general including past efforts, the Motu Proprio, and the specific actions taken at the June meeting last week. What have the Bishops accomplished at the …
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