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Don't miss out on the online auction scheduled for Nov. 4-7. Browsing begins now! Bidding closes at 5 pm on Nov. 7.Read More
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Join us on Nov. 13 for our rescheduled annual festival! Click here for free RSVP through Wed. Nov. 3. After Nov. 3 all meals and wristbands will be available for purchase.Read More -
Click here to register for our November 20-21 Habitat Build.Read More
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Public Celebrations of the Eucharist
PARKING REMINDER:Our front, circle drive must remain passable during all celebrations. Please do not park in the curve of the drive or block other cars into their spots.
Updated Mask Protocol:
Masks are expected to be worn by all those who are not fully
vaccinated or are still vulnerable to the virus.
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The Catholic Church Chooses Gospel Nonviolence
Marie Dennis, Pax Christi International
saturday, october 24
9:45-10:45am
Celebration RoomThe vision and practice of active nonviolence at the heart of the Catholic Church is necessary for the Church's long-term vocation of healing and reconciling both people and the planet. How does active nonviolence link individual to local community to global family? Join us as we learn more about nonviolence as a spirituality, a way of life and a program of societal action, from Marie Dennis, senior advisor to the secretary general of Pax Christi International, the global Catholic peace movement.
Marie Dennis will be presenting via Zoom. Join other parishioners in the Celebration Room, or join the conversation from home by registering below. -
The Human Cost is Too High: Ending the Death Penalty
Stacy Rector, Tennesseans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty
Sunday, october 31
9:45-10:45am
West WingThe moral inadmissibility of the death penalty is now a settled issue in official Catholic teaching. The death penalty is costly, unfairly applied, creates more victims, ensnares the innocent, and puts murder victims’ families through a painfully, protracted process with an average of 28 years between sentencing and execution in Tennessee. How do we advocate for a change in these ineffective and immoral policies? Join Stacy Rector, executive director of Tennesseans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, for a conversation about honoring life by ending the death penalty.
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