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    • May 10, 2013
      Celebrating history at St. Philip
      Bishop David Choby celebrated Mass on May 5 at St. Philip Church, Franklin, as part of the Diocese’s ongoing celebration of it’s 175th anniversary of its founding. SEE SLIDE SHOW.
      Falling enrollment forces St. Paul to close school
      St. Paul the Apostle School in Tullahoma, which has provided a Catholic education in the community for 59 years, will close at the end of this school year because of falling...
      Dismas, Triple Thread provide a lifeline for ex-offenders
      Last fall, Dwain Adkins was about to be released from prison after serving a six-year sentence for aggravated assault. He had no family to return to on the outside and ...
      Guatemala mission trip, life changer for mom, daughter
      This past January, Morgan Dash, an eighth grade student at St. Edward School in Nashville, took a mission trip to Guatemala with her mom, Renata. The trip was partially funded by ...
      St. Edward parishioner, new Tennessee Knights leader
      John Park, who had worked his way through the state offices of the Tennessee Knights of Columbus over the last eight years, knew his fellow Knights were about to elect him to the...
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      • Falling enrollment forces St. Paul to close school
        May 10, 2013 | by Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
        St. Paul the Apostle School in Tullahoma, which has provided a Catholic education in the community for 59 years, will close at the end of this school year because of falling enrollment.
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      • University Catholic students provide support at St. Pius X Academy
        May 10, 2013 | by Ned Andrew Solomon, Tennessee Register
        On Friday afternoons this school year, a handful of Vanderbilt University students traveled to St. Pius X Classical Academy, a Catholic K-8 school. There they assisted in classrooms, provided one-on-one tutoring, or did just about anything the school needs.
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      • Mural brings vision of hope to Ladies of Charity Welfare Office
        May 10, 2013 | by Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
        When Diallo Henderson needed help, he found it at the Ladies of Charity Welfare Office. To show his gratitude, he offered his talent as an artist.
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      • St. Edward parishioner new leader of Knights in Tennessee
        May 10, 2013 | by Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
        John Park, who had worked his way through the state offices of the Tennessee Knights of Columbus over the last eight years, knew his fellow Knights were about to elect him to the highest office – state deputy – during the recent state convention held April 26-28 at the Marriott Coolsprings in Franklin, “but it was a relief that it was official.”
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      • Mission trip to Guatemala a life changer for mother, daughter
        May 10, 2013 | by Ned Andrew Solomon, Tennessee Register
        This past January, Morgan Dash, an eighth grade student at St. Edward School in Nashville, took a mission trip to Guatemala with her mom, Renata. The trip was partially funded by Morgan saving up allowance and babysitting money for nearly two years.
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      • Seminarian Education Fundraiser seeks to continue growth
        May 10, 2013 | by Andy Telli, Tennessee Register
        In only its fourth year, the Seminarian Education Fundraiser banquet has already become an important source of support for the seminarians for the Diocese of Nashville.
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      • Dismas, Triple Thread provide a lifeline for ex-offenders
        May 10, 2013 | by Theresa Laurence, Tennessee Register
        Last fall, Dwain Adkins was about to be released from prison after serving a six-year sentence for aggravated assault. He had no family to return to on the outside and had not been accepted into a halfway house.
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    • Slideshows
      Celebrating history at St. Philip

      International seminarians find a home in Nashville


      Celebration of women religious was 'lovely'

      Christ is risen

      Catholic Day on the Hill 2013

      Mark Marchetti cashes in on final shot at state title

      Ryan falls in state tournament

      Father Ryan basketball team downed diocesan rival JPII 48-41

      The Father Ryan wrestling team finishes as runner-up to Christian Brothers High School

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