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BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS
The following information is posted as a service to
parishes which might wish to include information in
their bulletins about events outside of their own
parish. Posting here does not necessarily imply the
endorsement or approval of the Diocese of Nashville.
News
from in and around the Diocese of Nashville published on
Tuesdays and Fridays.
(Items
that appear in red are new entries.)
*Diocesan offices will be closed on Friday,
July 4th, there will be no eRegister sent out
that day.
Wednesday,
July 3, 2008
Faith sustains soldiers, family
during wartime
St. Henry 50th
Anniversary Cookbook
Camp Marymount 2008
Calvary Cemetery Specials for
July and August
LANDINGS at St. Stephen’s
Catholic Community
Employment Opportunities
Bulletin Announcements
Sacred Heart Church’s 136th
Annual 4th of July Picnic
St. Edward Church Annual
Independence Day Celebration
Marian Medal Workshops (Part One)
Free Child Safety Seat Security
Check
Adult Formation Classes, the
Book of Exodus: Moving from Slavery to Freedom
I Live My Faith Workshop
St. Lawrence Golf Tournament
Holy Name Church Eucharistic
Ministers/Lectors/Choir & Staff Retreat
The Virtue
of Humility for Today
The Holy
Spirit in Our Lives
Holy Name Church Altar Servers
Training
Weekly/Monthly Events
Tennessee
Register
Headlines
In Remembrance
Bishop’s Schedule
Faith sustains soldiers, family during wartimes
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Army Capt. Alex Graziano sits in the Catholic chaplain’s office at
Soldier’s Chapel in
Fort Campbell,
Ky., his weathered hands clasping a camouflage bandana
with Psalm 91 inscribed on it. “… I shall not be afraid
of the terror by night, nor of the arrow that flies by
day…” it reads.
“These terms are very tangible to me,” he said. The
strength Graziano draws from the psalm carried him
through many security missions during his two
deployments to Iraq. “That peace of mind is huge when
you have a whole bunch of craziness staring you in the
face.”
For the full story, visit
http://www.dioceseofnashville.com/ftcampbell.htm.
St. Henry 50th Anniversary
Cookbook
Taste and See, the new cookbook celebrating St. Henry’s 50th
Anniversary, is now for sale. The cookbook is 380 pages
and includes historical photos and information from the
church archives and 800 favorite recipes from
parishioners (past and present), priests, deacons and
Bishop David Choby. The cost is $20. Taste and See
can be purchased at St. Mary’s Bookstore and the St.
Henry Church office.
Camp Marymount 2008
Camp
Marymount
offers three summer sessions – two for girls, one for
boys – ages 6 to 16. We’ve won countless awards for a
reason.
Camp
Marymount
is an increasingly rare experience in today's fast paced
life. From across the country and around the world,
campers come to Fairview, Tenn., to kick back their
heels, get back to earth, take back their summers, and
feel at home. Two week girls’ session is June 1-June 14.
Three week girls’ session is June 15-July 5. Boys’
session is July 13-August 2. For information call the
camp office at
(615)
799-0410 or visit
www.campmarymount.com.
Calvary Cemetery Specials for July and August
Mausoleum Patio “C” Crypts,
these crypts are beautifully located on the outside wall
of the Mausoleum on the west or back side of the
building (overlooking the rest of the cemetery). Prices:
$1400 for a single crypt, $2800 for Abby crypts and
$3400 for Double crypts. This is a savings from $300 to
$2470 (or 18-24%). These spaces are very limited so
please act fast. For more information: Calvary Cemetery
(615) 256-4590.
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LANDINGS at St. Stephen’s Catholic Community
LANDINGS
is designed for all Catholics who have been away from
the church as a comfortable re-entry. Enjoy the warm
welcome of a family meal, with an opening prayer, dinner
and discussion. Leaders of LANDINGS will share their
stories, and help to fill in gaps that may have occurred
during absence and share their faith with you. A
closing prayer will end the meeting each week. All
sessions start at 7 p.m. in Room 100 of the Holy Family
Center at St. Stephen’s Catholic Community. The program
will begin on July 10 and continue to August 28, 2008.
For information call Mary Craven at (615) 758-2424
Employment Opportunities
Administrative Assistant/Office Manager, Catholic
Charities of Tennessee, Inc.
Catholic Charities has an opening for the position of
Administrative Assistant/Office Manager for the
Tennessee Office for Refugees Department.
Full-time position, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.,
based at the St. Mary Villa Office of Catholic Charities
in West Nashville.
Responsibilities include: tracking, reconciling and
reporting expenditures, process employee paperwork,
maintaining files and records and data entry.
Education/experience required: High School diploma,
four years administrative experience, experience in
non-profit and/or grant funding preferred, and knowledge
of the field of refuge resettlement helpful.
Skills/requirements: Proficient in Microsoft Office
programs, internet research and high comfort-level with
computers, effective interpersonal skills, strong verbal
and written communication skills, strong organizational
skills, detail-oriented, excellent customer service,
personal integrity, exercise good judgment, courtesy and
tact when dealing with the public, ability to plan and
organize work, ability to perform a variety of difficult
and responsible clerical tasks, must be cordial when
working under pressure and/or against a deadline, handle
confidential information with extreme professionalism,
ability to complete tasks efficiently and thoroughly,
must be able to work as a team player and as an
individual with minimal supervision and direction, and
must be in good overall health and display emotional
stability and maturity.
Date available: Immediately. Competitive salary with
excellent benefits package. Please e-mail cover letter
(detailing how candidate meets posted minimum
requirements) with salary history and resume to: Holly
Johnson, Department Director, at
hjohnson@cctenn.org
After-School ExtraCare Teacher for St. Ann School
St. Ann School, located at 5105 Charlotte Avenue in
Nashville, has an opening for an After-School ExtraCare
Teacher. This position is part-time, 16 hours/week,
Monday through Friday, 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on days
when school is in session.
Primary functions of this position are to implement and
supervise the activities of children between the ages of
six and nine. Position involves organized activities,
along with designated snack and homework times for the
students. The Teacher assists the Director and other
counselors in preparing and providing an enriching
program for children. Helps with behavior management
and communicates with Director and parents regarding any
behavioral problems which may arise. Aids in
maintaining student records required by the program and
the State Department of Education.
Qualifications: Must be at least 18 years of age,
prefer prior experience in working with and supervising
children, dependable and reliable, good interpersonal
skills with co-workers, parents, and children, good
general health with light lifting and ability to stand
for extended periods of time, ability to create a fun,
enthusiastic environment while maintaining program, and
order and discipline.
Please email resume to: Kasey Wiley, Director of
ExtraCare at
kwiley@stannnash.org
or call 277-9656. Position pay scale is $9.00/hr.
Posting date is June 25, 2008. Date position is
available is August 14, 2008.
Billing Coordinator, Catholic Charities of Tennessee,
Inc.
Catholic Charities has an opening for the position of
Billing Coordinator in the Fiscal Services department.
Full-time position, Monday through Friday, 8:00AM to
4:30PM at the St. Mary Villa office at 30 White Bridge
Road in Nashville.
Responsibilities include: Invoice preparation to
granting agencies, record miscellaneous journal entries,
perform general ledger account reconciliations,
departmental filing, as well as general support to
fiscal services department.
Qualifications: High school diploma (or equivalent),
Minimum of 1 year general ledger experience
Skills/Requirements: Must be computer literate, must
have attention to detail; must be proficient in
Microsoft Excel.
Date available: Immediately. Competitive salary and
benefits based upon qualifications and experience.
Please e-mail resume with cover letter to: Richard W.
Neal, Chief Financial Officer, at
rneal@cctenn.org
or fax to 615-352-8591.
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Principal,
St. Pius X Classical Academy
St. Pius X Classical Academy (Pre-K through 8th),
located at 2750 Tucker Road in Nashville, has an opening
for Principal. Position is full-time, 40 hours/week,
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with some time
needed for after school activities.
Primary functions of this position are to manage and
provide opportunities for spiritual growth for students
and faculty; create an environment that promotes the
Catholic faith and moral development of the academy
community; provide leadership in classical curriculum
development; plan for academy financial resources and
academy development; conduct staff development programs;
evaluate and supervise faculty, staff, students, and the
instruction program; and work collaboratively with
diocesan and parish groups, especially in the areas of
governance. Overall role is to be the educational
administrator and catechetical leader of the academy.
Qualifications: Master’s Degree in Educational
Administration or Curriculum (Master’s degree in a
related field may be considered), minimum of five years
of experience as a teacher or administrator, and up to
five years of supervisory experience as an
administrator.
Date available: July 1, 2008. Other skills or
requirements: Roman Catholic in good standing, good
communication, interpersonal, and organizational skills,
excellent writing, spelling, speaking, and analytical
skills, prefer candidate with experience in recruiting
and fund raising, and basic computer/internet skills are
required .
Competitive pay is based on experience. Excellent
benefits package! Send resume to: Search Committee,
2800 Tucker Road Nashville, TN 37218 or email to:
stpiusparishoffice@yahoo.com
or fax to 615-244-4093.
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Principal,
St. Vincent de Paul Elementary School
St. Vincent de Paul School, located at 1704 Heiman
Street in Nashville, has an opening for the position of
Principal. This position is full-time, 40 hours/week,
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with some
after-hours activities.
Primary functions of this position are to manage and
plan for school’s financial resources and school
development; provide an orderly school climate; provide
opportunities for spiritual growth for students and
faculty; create an environment that promotes the faith
and moral development of the school community; conduct
staff development programs; evaluate and supervise
faculty, staff, students, and the instructional program;
provide leadership in curriculum development; work
collaboratively with diocesan and parish groups
especially in areas of governance. Overall role is to
be the educational administrator and catechetical leader
of the school.
Qualifications: Masters Degree in Educational
Administration or Curriculum (Masters Degree in a
related field may be considered), minimum of five years
of experience as a teacher or administrator, and up to
five years of supervisory experience as an
administrator.
Other skills and requirements: Roman Catholic in good
standing, prefer candidate with experience in recruiting
and fund raising, good communication, interpersonal, and
organizational skills, excellent writing, spelling,
speaking, and analytical skills and basic
computer/internet skills required.
Date available: July 1, 2008. Pay is based on
experience. Excellent benefits package. Please fax
resume to: Nora James, Assistant Principal, Principal
Search Committee, St. Vincent de Paul Catholic
Elementary School and fax to 615-320-0722 or email to:
eatonofm@aol.com
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RN and LPN, Mary, Queen of Angels
Mary, Queen of Angels, an assisted living facility
located at 34 White Bridge Rd. (between Harding and Post
Roads) in Nashville, is seeking full-time Registered
Nurses and full-time Licensed Practical Nurses who would
enjoy serving our senior population.
Overall responsibilities include administration of
medications, assisting residents to maintain highest
level of self-care possible, and overseeing activities
of caregivers but not actual supervision.
Qualifications: Current RN or LPN licensure and
candidates should have a sincere desire to serve and
possess sound nursing judgment with strong interpersonal
skills.
Date available: Immediately. Competitive salary based
on experience with eligibility for excellent benefits
package. Working hours are 7a.m. to 7 p.m., 40 hours a
week, some weekends and holidays. Serious, qualified
candidates may apply in person or may send resume to:
Melodie Fyke-Van Wye, Executive Director, 34 White
Bridge Rd., Nashville, TN 37205, fax to 615-353-6187 or
email to:
melodie@maryqueenofangels.com
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Bulletin Announcements
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Friday
Sacred
Heart Church’s 136th Annual 4th of July
Picnic,
8 a.m.-12 a.m. Sacred Heart Church, 305 Church Street,
Loretto. 5K Run begins at 8 a.m. (after the 7 a.m. early
mass) followed by Fun Run, Dunking Machine, Train and
Car Rides, Auction, Bike and Wagon Parade and much more.
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6 Sunday
St. Edward Church Annual Independence Day
Celebration,
5 p.m., 188 Thompson Lane, Nashville. Music begins at
6:30 p.m. Menu includes: hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot
dogs, brats, chips, drinks, snow cones. BBQ dinners also
available for $7/adults and $5/children under 12.
Nashville’s second largest fireworks show begins at 8:15
p.m. Admission is free.
11 Friday
Mid-South Regional Catholic Charismatic Conference,
Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 12. St. Ignatius of
Antioch, 601 Bell Road, Antioch. Hosted by Fr. Mitch
Pacwa, S.J., world renowned lecturer and EWTN host.
Info: St. Ignatius of Antioch, (615) 367-0085.
12
Saturday
Marian Medal Workshops (Part One),
10
a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, July 12, 2008, Holy Family
Catholic Church, 9100 Crockett Road, Brentwood. The
Catholic Committee on Scouting presents the “Marian
Medal Workshops” for Roman Catholic Girl Scouts ages
12-16. Part two: 10 a.m.-TBA, Saturday, September 6,
2008. One time fee: $20/girl, which includes lunch on
July 12, books and supplies. Registration closes June
30. Info/registration: Katie Kendall at
katiekendall2@gmail.com
or visit
http://www.catholic-church.org/ccos_tn/html/index.htm.
Free Child Safety Seat Security Check,
10 a.m.-12 p.m., Our Lady of Guadalupe Church.
Approximately 85% of all children in car safety seats
are not properly secured. Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
and Metro Police are providing free security checks for
parents.
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13 Sunday
Adult Formation Classes, the Book of Exodus: Moving from
Slavery to Freedom,
9:45-10:45 a.m., Cathedral of the Incarnation, Room 303
St. Albert Hall, 2015 West End Avenue, Nashville. All
are welcome! These classes will survey the historical
context of the Book of Exodus and then examine
metaphors, provided by Exodus, to explore the notion of
spiritual journey. Presenter: Carolyn Goddard.
Information: (615) 327-2330.
26 Saturday
I Live
My Faith Workshop,
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
(doors open at 8:30 a.m.), Saturday, July 26, 2008, St.
Matthew Catholic Church, 535 Sneed Road West, Franklin.
The Catholic Committee on Scouting presents the “I Live
My Faith Workshop” for Roman Catholic Girl Scouts, ages
9-11. Registration closes July 7. Fee: $12. Bring your
own sack lunch. Info/registration: Chris Besand at
cbesand@comcast.net
or visit
http://www.catholic-church.org/ccos_tn/html/index.htm.
27
Sunday
St. Lawrence Golf Tournament,
1 p.m., “Through the Greens” at Highland Rim, 1725 New
Hope Road, Joelton. Entry fee: $80/player. Format is
4-person scramble, shotgun start. Info: Steve or Connie
Horton (615) 876-2439.
August
16 Saturday
Holy Name Church Eucharistic Ministers/Lectors/Choir & Staff Retreat,
9 a.m. – 12 p.m., Holy Name Church, 521 Woodland Street,
Nashville. Info: (615) 254-8847.
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Tuesday
The Virtue of Humility for Today,
August 19-21, 2008, St. Meinrad Archabbey’s Guest House
and Retreat Center, 100 Hill Drive, St. Meinrad, Ind.
Humility is an oft-misunderstood virtue that St.
Benedict insists upon. We will examine what humility
can mean today and why we have a hard time practicing
this virtue. Humility does not deprive us of good
things, but it opens us to receive God’s gifts more
fully. Ultimately, humility is about living honestly,
knowing and practicing the truth about God and
ourselves. The way of humility can lead to closer union
with God in prayer and encourages the self-reflection
necessary for a deeper life of prayer. Fee:
$225/single, $375/double. Info/registration: (800)
581-6905 or
www.saintmeinrad.edu.
22
Friday
The Holy Spirit in Our Lives,
August 22-24, 2008, St. Meinrad Archabbey’s Guest House
and Retreat Center, 100 Hill Drive, St. Meinrad, Ind.
When Jesus returned to the Father, He promised to send
us His indwelling Spirit, the greatest of all gifts. We
will reflect on the gifts by which the Holy Spirit
brings us fulfillment and happiness. Fee: $225/single,
$375/double. Info/registration: (800) 581-6905 or
www.saintmeinrad.edu.
24 Sunday
Holy
Name
Church Altar Servers Training,
10 a.m., Holy Name Church, 521 Woodland Street,
Nashville. Training to be followed by Altar Servers
Pizza Party. Info: (615) 254-8847.
Weekly/Monthly Events
Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction,
For
vocations to the priesthood and religious life, 5-6
p.m., every Tuesday, Christ the King Church, 3001
Belmont Blvd., Nashville. Sponsored and supported by the
Serra Club of Nashville and the Diocesan Vocation
Office.
Divorced, Separated or Widowed Support Group,
7
p.m., every Wednesday. St. Stephen’s Catholic Community,
14544 Lebanon Road,
Old Hickory, Tenn. For more information, contact
Lucretia Hartbert at (615)
883-5351.
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Continuous Vigil with Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament,
8 a.m.
Friday until 8 a.m. Saturday on the first Friday of the
month at St. Matthew, 535 Sneed Road W., Franklin. All
are welcome. Info: (615) 646-0378.
Tridentine Rite Mass,
11
a.m., second Sunday of every month starting on April 13,
2008, St. Andrew’s Roman Catholic Church, 829 Valley
View Drive, Sparta.
Natural Family Planning (NFP) Class Series 22,
7-9:30 p.m., alternating Thursdays depending on the
month, Christ the King Parish, 3001 Belmont Blvd.,
Nashville. Fee: $45/couple/series of three sessions.
Info: Lori Pezzi, (615) 445-2160. Dates: June 12 and 26,
same time and location.
Theology on Tap,
7:15
p.m., the last Sunday of every month, Logan’s
Restaurant, 2400 Elliston Place, Nashville. Events:
Dinner, brief presentation on a Catholic topic of
concern and small group discussion. Info: Tom Samoray,
(615) 754-4107. Dates: June 29 and July 27.
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Tennessee Register Headlines,
Faith sustains solders, family during wartimes; Monroe
Carell Jr. lauded for generosity, spirituality; Aquinas
College seeks approval of facility expansion plans;
Charismatic Conference returns for 25th year;
Father Bernard to retire after serving diocese for 58
years; Father Buchignani’s retirement opens new phase of
his priesthood; Parochial schools unfazed by Metro
school system shake-up; Register columnist writes
book on building successful marriage; Mission trip
challenges teens’ views on immigration, poverty;
Parishes planning Fourth of July picnics.
The online version of the Tennessee Register uses the
PDF systems based on the Adobe Acrobat software designed
to facilitate electronic file sharing. To access this
feature, click this link,
http://www.dioceseofnashville.com/tnregister.pdf and your
computer will download the latest issue of the Tennessee
Register.
This file is approximately 1 megabyte and requires that
your computer have a copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader
installed. Most computers have this as many websites
use the PDF system, but if you need to download a free
copy, go to
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/ and
select the free reader download button.
Please pray for vocations, for our priests and for the
following deceased clergy of the Diocese of Nashville:
In Remembrance
Father
Emmanuel F. Callahan
July 3, 1944
Bishop
Patrick Feehan
July 12, 1902
Father
Henry A. Ottke
July 12, 1917
Father
James T. O’Connor
July 15, 1929
Father
Joseph Stokes
July 16, 1854
Father
John K. Larkin
July 17, 1907
Msgr.
James P. Whitfield
July 17, 1953
Father
Eugene R. Hanafee
July 18, 1932
Father
Edward P. Desmond
July 19, 1957
Father
Robert A. Wiley
July 20, 1962
Father
John J. Schelly
July 24, 1969
Father
Patrick S. McGuire
July 28, 1924
Father
William J. Fleming
July 29, 1999
Father
James C. Rittenhouse
July 30, 1934
Rev. David Choby Diocesan Administrator Schedule
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July 2008 Schedule
July
1 6:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
2 6:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
3
6:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
4
7:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
5 7:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
6 8:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
7 7:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
8 7:15 a.m.-Nashville,
St. Cecilia Convent, Mass
July
9 Noon- Fairview,Camp
Marymount,
CYO Workshop Mass
July
12 9:00 a.m.-
Antioch, St. Ignatius,
Charismatic Conference Mass
July
15
11:30 a.m.-
Nashville, Mercy Convent,
Priests’ Assembly
July
24
1:30 p.m.-
Nashville, Catholic Center,
Employee Benefits meeting
July 25 9:30 a.m.-
Nashville, Cathedral of the Incarnation, Dominican Final
Profession
of Vows
July 26 McEwen, St.
Patrick, Annual Irish Homecoming Picnic
July 28 9:30 a.m.-
Nashville, Cathedral of the Incarnation, Dominican First
Profession
of Vows
July 31 LaCrosse,
Wisconsin, Dedication of Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine
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