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Last
update August 19, 2008
4:00 p.m.
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.)
Tuesday,
August 19, 2008
Refugee Services Fall Coat Drive
St. Thomas Heart Announces New
Season of Free Heart-Healthy Cooking Schools
Tennessee Animal Blessing Sites
to be Listed on AmericanCatholic.org
Nashville Catholic Wrestling (NCW)
Club
Bulletin Bites
Holy Land Pilgrimage
Camp Marymount 2008
Catholic Charities Refugee Resettlement
JustFaith
Camp Marymount is in need of a
washing machine
Employment Opportunities
Bulletin Announcements
Calvary Cemetery Specials for July and August
The Virtue of Humility for Today
NCBWL Monthly
Meeting
Evening of Prayer for World
Peace
The Holy Spirit in Our Lives
Lambs to Lions Children’s
Consignment Sale - Saturday
Lambs to Lions Children’s
Consignment Sale - Sunday
Holy Name Church Altar Servers Training
Retrouvaille - Help and Hope for Struggling Marriages
Autumnfest,
St. Joseph Annual Haiti Craft Fair and Flea Market
- Saturday
Fr. Edwige Carre’s 25th
Ordination Anniversary
Autumnfest,
St. Joseph Annual Haiti Craft Fair and Flea Market -
Sunday
Ann and Monroe Carell Conference
Marian Medal Workshops (Part Two)
Loaves and Fishes 25th
Anniversary Celebration
Divorcecare
Come to the Quiet Retreat Day
The Wiggles and Giggles Children’s Consignment Sale
Men’s Fall 2008 Cursillo Weekend
Fighting Poverty with Faith
Inaugural Henslee Dinner
Women’s Fall 2008 Cursillo
Weekend
14th Annual Marymount
Open Scholarship Scramble (MOSS) Golf Tournament
Day of Renewal
NCBWL Autumn in Paris
Annual Living Rosary
Artisans in the Belfry Friday Night Preview Show
Artisans in the Belfry (Saturday Show)
The Holy Family Golf Classic
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend
Autumnfest, St. Joseph Annual
Haiti Craft Fair and Flea Market - Saturday
Fr. Edwige Carre’s 25th Ordination
Anniversary
Autumnfest, St. Joseph Annual Haiti Craft Fair and Flea
Market - Sunday
Weekly/Monthly Events
In Remembrance
Bishop’s Schedule
Refugee Services Fall
Coat Drive
Refugee Services of the Catholic Charities of Tennessee
is having a coat drive beginning September 1 and running
into late October (10-30-2008). They need all sizes and
styles, men’s, women’s and children’s coats; which are
clean and gently worn. Donators can either drop their
coats off at Refugee Services,
10 S. 6th St., East
Nashville during the hours of 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Friday or make arrangements by calling Marcheta
Claus at
(615)
760-2790
to notify Refugee Services of the coats in the donation
area of specific parishes and they will arrange for a
pick up.
Catholic Schools Building on
Success for New Year
Students in the Diocese of Nashville are headed back to
class for the 2008-09 school year as several of the 19
elementary schools and three high schools can boast of a
boost in enrollment and expanded facilities and
programs.
Among the schools where enrollment is increasing are
St.
Henry School, St. Rose of Lima School, St. Joseph
School, St. John Vianney School, Overbrook School, Good
Shepherd School and Father Ryan High School.
For the full story, visit
http://www.dioceseofnashville.com/school1.htm.
St. Thomas
Heart Announces New Season of Free Heart-Healthy Cooking
Schools
Registered Dietician Kitty Fawaz, L.D.N., and Executive
Chief Julian Osmond lead the classes, held at St. Thomas
Hospital and various Middle Tennessee locations. This
year’s classes will feature St. Thomas Heart
cardiologists discussing the importance of healthy
eating in improving overall cardiac health.
The St. Thomas Heart Healthy Cooking School began in
1996 and has helped tens of thousands of Middle
Tennesseans learn to prepare fun, easy and heart-healthy
meals. Info/registration: 1-800-588-3270.
Schedule of classes: Sept. 9 at 3 p.m. St. Thomas
Hospital Cafeteria; Oct. 7 at 3 p.m., St. Thomas
Hospital Cafeteria, Oct. 21 at 12 p.m., Baptist Hospital
GSO Auditorium, Nov. 4 at 3 p.m. St. Thomas Hospital
Cafeteria, Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. Bellevue YMCA and Dec. 2 at
3 p.m. St. Thomas Hospital Cafeteria.
Tennessee
Animal Blessing Sites to be Listed on
AmericanCatholic.org
AmericanCatholic.org is preparing its annual St. Francis
Day feature. Over the past 12 years one of the most
popular elements of the feature has been a list of
animal blessing services taking place around the U.S.
Last year, over 570 blessing services representing 48
states appeared on the site.
St. Anthony Messenger Press is asking for your help to
let them know where people around Tennessee can have
their pets blessed. The information requested is the
organization’s name (church, school, etc.); street
address; city and state; date and time of the blessing
service; a phone number including area code; the name of
a contact person; and any additional information that
might be important for someone going to that location to
know.
Their fax number is 513-241-0399,
e-mail is
StAnthony@americancatholic.org and toll free phone
number is 800-488-0488 ext. 118. Visit
www.americancatholic.org/Webmasters/seasonal/petblessing.asp
in mid-September for the full listing.
Nashville Catholic Wrestling Club (NCW)
NCW Club
will be raising funds by pre-selling delicious home-cooked and
smoked Boston Butts for Labor Day. Each one provides
approx. 6-8 pounds and costs $32. The funds go to
support the club which serves boys K-8 and orders will
be taken through August 15. Info: Vic Wesley (615)
483-5057 or visit
www.nashvillecatholicwrestling.com.
August 17, 2008,
Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time,
“O woman, great is your faith! Let it be done for you
as you wish.” Mt 15:28
Jesus speaks to the Canaanite woman who approached Him
for help in a way we might consider harsh. She was not
be deterred by His rebuff. She persisted because she
wanted help for her daughter. In stating that He was
sent to the house of Israel,
he calls attention to their failure to recognize Him as
the Messiah because of unfounded expectations. He sees
in a non-Israelite woman the faith that was lacking in
the house of Israel. The woman had no such
expectations. She had a personal encounter with Jesus;
she saw what he did and believed what he said. She knew
she could turn to Him and He could help her daughter.
Jesus proclaims that she is a person of great faith and
her wish will be fulfilled. What is the nature of our
faith in Jesus, unfounded expectations that are an
obstacle to true belief in Him, or a personal
relationship with Him as Messiah and Lord? Will Jesus
tell us “Great is your faith. Let it be done for you as
you wish.”
August 24, 2008,
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time,
“But who do you say that I am?” Mt 16:15
Jesus retreats with his disciples to the forested hills
and refreshing streams of the region near Caesarea
Philippi (in Syria) for some private time with them to
reflect on what they have seen and heard. After asking
what others say about him, he ask his disciples “But who
do you say that I am?” Despite a lifetime of religious,
social and family influences that prevented others from
recognizing Jesus as the Messiah, Simon Peter accepts
responsibility for his own faith and declares, “You are
the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Jesus uses the
occasion to give Peter (The Rock) responsibility for
preserving and passing on that faith to others. As a
consequence of our baptism we each have a share in that
responsibility to preserve and pass on that faith. To
do so we need a mature and constantly growing faith.
How would we answer Jesus if he ask, “But who do you say
that I am?” What would we say to others who ask, “Who
is Jesus?”
August 31, 2008,
Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time, “Whoever wishes to come after me must deny
himself, take up his cross and follow me.” Mt 16:24
It is unlikely that Jesus could get elected to
public office in the
United States, or anywhere else. Denying ourselves,
being more concerned about the needs of others than our
own, even to the point of some inconvenience or risk, is
an attitude and experience uncommon in our western
culture of instant gratification and self
aggrandizement. Peter, out of sincere concern for
Jesus, tried to dissuade him from going to Jerusalem
to fulfill his mission. Jesus calls him “Satan” and
says he is thinking like men, not God. Jesus responds
to Peter, not in anger, but disappointment. Despite all
Jesus had taught them, all they had seen, his disciples,
including the “Rock,” did not understand that loving our
neighbor as ourselves requires that we discern God’s
will for us, whatever the inconvenience or risk, and use
God’s great gift to us of free will to choose to do
God’s will. Peter eventually discerns God’s will for
him and does it. So must we!
Holy Land Pilgrimage
Thinking of shopping early for Christmas? Why not
consider a trip of a lifetime to the Holy Land!
Travel with Fr. Mark Hunt and members of the diocese.
Your spiritual pilgrimage begins on March 17, 2009 for a
10-day journey to sites such as Jericho, Bethlehem,
Galilee, Caesarea, Nazareth and Jerusalem, and the
Garden of Gethsemane, to name but a few of the historic
places of Jesus’ life and ministry. Walk the Via
Dolorosa, “the Way of the Cross,” and take a day to
explore on your own. We will celebrate Mass daily at
some of the most ancient of churches is Israel.
Extensions to Cairo and the Route of Exodus, Jordan and
Petra, and Egypt and Luxor, or an extended stay in
Jerusalem are also available. Cost of the trip is $2296
from Nashville, includes round-trip airfare, deluxe
motorcoaches, guided sightseeing, entrance fees, first
class hotels, breakfast and dinner daily.
Administrative fees, surcharge and insurance not
included. For more information contact Fr. Mark Hunt at
(615) 889-4065,
Sandy O’Donnell at (615) 390-6439 or Fran Rajotte at (615) 390-6104.
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Catholic Charities Refugee Resettlement
Refugee
Resettlement, is in dire
need of bed sheets, and pillowcases (all sizes), for
refugee apartment setup. Couches are needed as well.
Linens may be dropped by 10 South 6th St.,
Nashville. Info/appointment/pickup (for couches): (615)
760-2790.
JustFaith
JustFaith is an
intensive program exploring the social justice tradition
of your faith. Find out more about the spiritual
journey of Francis of Assisi, Mother Theresa, Martin
Luther King, Oscar Romero and the prophets. JustFaith
provides a lively and challenging format to read,
discuss, pray, experience, and be formed by our justice
tradition that, when lived out, changes lives, inspires
faithful witness, and transforms the world through love
and service. JustFaith involved a substantial
commitment, involving thirty weekly sessions, two
retreats, and four immersion experience. Participants
are expected to do one to two hours of reading per
week. It will run from September to early May and is
limited to 15 participants. Contact Jim Zralek at
(615)
352-2184 or
zralek1@bellsouth.net
for more information.
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Camp Marymount is in need of a
washing machine
in good working order. If you or someone you know has a
machine that you would be willing to donate, please
contact the camp office at (615) 799-0410. If you are in the Nashville
area, we can certainly arrange a pick-up.
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Employment Opportunities
Regional Bookkeeper, Diocese of
Nashville
The Diocese of Nashville has an opening for the position
of Regional Bookkeeper. This position is full-time
based at the Catholic Center located at 2400 21st
Ave., S. in
Nashville.
Primary functions of this position are to provide day to day fiscal and
operational services such as accounts receivable,
accounts payable, general ledger, payroll, and bank
reconciliations at specified parishes and institutions
of assignment. Position reports to the Assistant
Controller – Parish & School Liaison.
Qualifications: High School diploma or equivalent, 3-5 years of prior bookkeeping
experience, computer and typing skills, particularly
with all Microsoft Office programs and internet, good
verbal and written communication skills, aptitude for
details and excellent organizational skills, ability to
maintain confidentiality, ability to work with a variety
of people, ability to meet deadlines, reliable
transportation and willingness to travel to locations
within the middle
Tennessee
area, prefer candidate with experience working with the
PDS system
Competitive salary based upon qualifications.
Excellent benefits. Please email resume to Terry
Robinson, Director of Human Resources at
terry.robinson@dioceseofnashville.com
Posting date is August 19, 2008. This position is available immediately.
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Accounting Assistant, Diocese of
Nashville
The Diocese of Nashville has an opening for the position
of Accounting Assistant. This position is full-time
based at the
Catholic
Center located at 2400 21st Ave., S. in
Nashville. Hours are Monday-Friday,
8:00am to 4:30pm.
Primary functions of this position are to enter data
information related to Diocesan accounting operations to
assure the timeliness and accuracy of financial
reports. Also, this position performs tasks that ensure
that Fiscal Services operations flow smoothly such as
entering and posting deposit & loan detail daily;
assisting with reconciliation of deposit & loan
accounts; entering and posting all cash disbursements
for the Diocese; maintaining files of AP, AR, cash
receipts, and general journal; special projects, etc.
Qualifications:
High School diploma or equivalent, 5 years of
accounting experience, good knowledge of Microsoft
Office applications, prefer experience in Kintera
Fundware and Accufund, knowledge of non-profit
accounting helpful, fast and accurate data entry skills,
good verbal and written communication skills, good
attention to detail, ability to maintain
confidentiality, and ability to interpret and analyze
financial information.
Competitive salary based upon qualifications. Excellent
benefits. Please email resume to Terry Robinson,
Director of Human Resources at
terry.robinson@dioceseofnashville.com
Posting date is
August 12, 2008.
This position is available immediately.
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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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Universal Worker,
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 a self-motivated
individual with a heart for service and a strong work
ethic who would enjoy serving our senior population.
Candidate would be assigned to the area where the need
is greatest for that shift, e.g., dietary, caregiving,
or housekeeping, with the primary department being
dietary. Overall responsibilities include serving meals
to residents; preparing for dining room for meals and
cleaning dining room after meals; assisting residents in
their daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and
grooming; answering call lights; making safety checks on
residents; assisting residents with their laundry needs;
and assisting residents with keeping apartments clean
and orderly.
Pay is $9/hour with eligibility for an excellent
benefits package. Working hours are 11AM
to 7PM, 37 1/2 hours a week, some weekends and holidays.
Interested candidates may apply in person at 34 White Bridge Rd.,
Nashville, TN between the hours of 8:30am and
4:00pm Monday through Friday. This position is
available immediately.
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Bulletin Announcements
AUGUST
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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19
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.
20 Wednesday
NCBWL Monthly Meeting,
5:30 p.m., University Club, Garland Avenue. Registration
at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 6 p.m. and a 7 p.m.
program featuring Ann Caste, Province Director,
Louisville and Katie Kendall, Former Membership Faith
Based Initiatives Manager, Girl Scouts of Middle
Tennessee (current Principal of St. Pius X School).
Dinner fee: $25 at the door. Please make reservations
by Monday, August 18, 2008 by e-mailing
franiannie@aol.com.
21 Thursday
Evening of Prayer for World Peace,
6:45-8:15 p.m., St. Ann Church, 5101 Charlotte Ave. The
usual Rosary (2 mysteries), Mass, Reconciliation,
healing service and blessing of religious articles are
included.
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.
23 Saturday
Lambs to Lions Children’s Consignment Sale -
Saturday,
9 a.m.-4 p.m., St. Matthew’s Parish Life Center, 535
Sneed Road West, Franklin. Info: (615) 620-1058.
24 Sunday
Lambs to Lions Children’s Consignment Sale -
Sunday,
12-2 p.m., St. Matthew’s Parish Life Center, 535 Sneed
Road West, Franklin. Sunday sale only will be a
half-price sale. Info: (615) 620-1058.
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.
27 Wednesday
Foreclosure: A New Kind of Homelessness,
Association of Peace and Justice Committees and Catholic
Charities Housing Crisis Forum, 6:30 p.m.,
Cathedral of the Incarnation, 2015 West End Avenue,
Nashville. Most Rev. David Choby will serve as one of
the panelists and will give the Catholic Social Teaching
on housing and homelessness. Other speakers include:
John Lozier, Executive Director of the National Health
Care for the Homeless Council, Rev. Robert Elliott,
non-denominational pastor and director of the Home Safe
Program working directly with those facing foreclosure,
and Councilman Erik Cole, Chair of the Metropolitan
Homelessness Commission. Info: Contact Fran Rajotte at
(615) 646-7101 (evenings), or Randi Armour at (615)
352-3087 (Monday through Wednesday).
September
1
Monday
Sacred Heart Lawrenceburg 75th Annual Labor
Day Festival,
Sacred Heart Lawrenceburg Church, 222 Berger Street,
Lawrenceburg. 5K Run begins at 8 a.m. (registration at
7:30 a.m.) with cash prizes, a Yard Sale/Bake
Sale/Country Store also starting at 8 a.m., carnival
games and concessions are from 12-8 p.m., the auction
begins at 2 p.m., BBQ dinner at 4:30 p.m., Womanless
Beauty Contest winner is crowed at 6 p.m., and the
winner of the Cutest Baby Contest is announced at 6:30
p.m. BBQ will be on sale beginning at 8 a.m. and will
last all day until sold out. Information: Kristy
Whitehead at
kwhitehead@elliottinsures.com
or call the office at (931) 762-3183.
5
Friday
Retrouvaille - Help and Hope for Struggling Marriages,
September 5-7, 2008. Retrouvaille is a peer ministry for
hurting marriages, consists of a weekend experience and
six additional 4-hour-long post weekend sessions.
Info/registration: (615) 525-0631 or visit
www.helpourmarriage.org.
Confidentiality assured.
6
Saturday
Ann and
Monroe Carell Conference,
8:30 a.m.-2 p.m., St. Philip’s Parish, 113 Second Ave.
South, Franklin. Guest speaker is Dr. Scott Hahn.
Register online at
www.dioceseofnashville.com
Marian
Medal Workshops (Part Two),
10
a.m.-4 p.m., Saturday, September 6, 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. Info/registration: Katie Kendall at
katiekendall2@gmail.com
or visit
http://www.catholic-church.org/ccos_tn/html/index.htm.
Loaves and Fishes 25th Anniversary Celebration,
5 p.m., Holy Name Parish Center, 521 Woodland St.,
Nashville. Picnic Food at 5 p.m. and music at 7 p.m.
provided by The Timeline Band. BYOB and BYOW.
Donations will be accepted in lieu of tickets. Loaves
and Fishes is a program of Catholic Charities of TN,
Inc. Info: (615) 256-7256.
7 Sunday
Divorcecare,
4-6 p.m., St. Matthew Parish, 535 Sneed Road West,
Franklin. This is a 13-weed Christian support group to
provide hope and healing for those experiencing
separation or divorce. Info: Terri Graves (615)
373-2035. Childcare provided on request.
9
Tuesday
Come to the Quiet Retreat Day,
9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Mercy Convent, 2629 Pennington Bend
Road, Nashville. Cost: $20 (includes lunch).
Info/registration: Sister Suzanne Stalm (615) 885-1863.
10 Wednesday
The Wiggles and Giggles Children’s Consignment Sale,
September 10-13, Our Lady of the Lake, 1729 Stop 30
Road, Hendersonville. A special Sneak Peek Sale will be
held Wednesday, September 10 from 7-8:30 p.m. Tickets
for Sneak Peek Sale are $5 and are available at the
door. Public sale hours are Thursday, September 11, 10
a.m.-7 p.m.; Friday, September 12, 10 a.m.-6p.m.; and
Saturday, September 13, 8 a.m.-12 p.m. Saturday Sale
will have selected items at 50% off. All profits from
this sale go toward the Moms PLUS ministry at Our Lady
of the Lake and their charitable work. Info: Erin
Hutton (615) 451-5018.
Thursday 11
Men’s Fall 2008 Cursillo Weekend,
begins 7 p.m. on Thursday September 11 and ends 7 p.m.
Sunday September 14, Camp Marymount, 1318 Fairview
Blvd., Fairview. Cursillo provides a method for those
who want to develop their spiritual life and to live
better Christian lives in their everyday environment.
Info:
info@nashvillecursillo.org.
15 Monday
Fighting Poverty with Faith,
presented by Catholic Charities of Tennessee, Jewish
Family Service and The Jewish Federation of Nashville,
6:30-8:30 p.m., Auditorium of the Gordon Jewish
Community Center, 801 Percy Warner Blvd., Nashville.
Walk in the shoes of less fortunate brothers and sisters
for several “months” (15 minute intervals) with limited
resources allotted to you and varying challenges thrown
your way. The Hands-on Poverty Simulation Experience
welcomes 75 men, women and teens (age 15+) to under the
reality of life of those who live in poverty, to reflect
upon causes of poverty and to consider action to reduce
poverty and its causes. Info/registration: Megan Stack
(615) 352-3081 ext. 254 or
mstack@cctenn.org.
Saturday 20
Inaugural Henslee Dinner,
Greystone Country Club, 2555 Highway 70 East, Dickson.
The dinner is named in honor of the family that donated
the money to build St. Christohper Church in Dickson.
Tickets; $150/couple and $75/person. Info: Contact the
parish office at (615) 446-3927.
Thursday 25
Women’s Fall 2008 Cursillo Weekend,
begins at 7 p.m. on Thursday, September 25 and ends 7
p.m. Sunday September 28, Camp Marymount, 1318 Fairview
Blvd., Fairview. Cursillo provides a method for those
who want to develop their spiritual life and to live
better Christian lives in their everyday environment.
Info:
info@nashvillecursill.org.
Friday 26
14th Annual Marymount Open Scholarship
Scramble (MOSS) Golf Tournament,
7:30 a.m. Registration, 8 a.m. shotgun start, Harpeth
Hills Golf Course, 2424 Old Hickory Blvd., Nashville.
Proceeds to provide scholarship funds that enable
financially needy youth to attend camp each summer.
Registration fee: $75/person or $300/team, which
includes greens fees, carts, goody bag, breakfast and
lunch. Four person scramble format. Sponsorship
opportunities: $150. Info: Camp Marymount (615)
799-0410.
Saturday 27
Day of Renewal,
9 a.m.-3:30 p.m., St. Ignatius Church, 601 Bell Road,
Antioch. Retreat leader: Jesuit Father Roc O’Connor.
Registration deadline is September 1st and is
open to men and women of confirmation age. Info: (615)
367-0085.
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October
4
Saturday
NCBWL Autumn in
Paris,
10:30 a.m., Hillwood Country Club, 6201 Hickory Valley
Road, Nashville. The Nashville Catholic Business
Women’s League will host “Autumn in Paris”, an annual
fashion show and silent auction. If you would like to
invite a guest, please notify Frances Anne Varallo by
July 23rd at
franiannie@aol.com.
5 Sunday
Annual Living Rosary,
3 p.m., Cathedral of the Incarnation, 2015 West End
Avenue, Nashville. Info: Barbara Goodrich (615)
356-4419 or Nancy Brown (615) 463-9598.
10
Friday
Artisans in the Belfry
(Friday Night Preview Show),
Cathedral of the Incarnation, Fleming Center, 2015 West
End Avenue, Nashville. Artisans in the Belfry is an
opportunity for artisans in the Catholic Community to
exhibit and/or sell their work. There will be a Friday
night preview party and Saturday show. Info: (615)
327-2330 (Cathedral office number).
11
Saturday
Artisans in the Belfry (Saturday Show),
Cathedral of the Incarnation, Fleming Center, 2015 West
End Avenue, Nashville. Artisans in the Belfry is an
opportunity for artisans in the Catholic Community to
exhibit and/or sell their work. There will be a Friday
night preview party and Saturday show. Info: (615)
327-2330 (Cathedral office number).
16 Thursday
The Holy Family Golf Classic,
1 p.m., Through The Green’s High Rim golf course, 1725
New Hope Road, Joelton. All Holy Family golfers, family
members, and friends are invited. Prizes include a
$10,000 cash for a hole in one. Cost is $300 per
foursome. Info/volunteering: John Doerr at
jgdoerr@gmail.com.
17 Friday
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend,
October 17-19. This is a marriage enrichment experience
which gives married couples time to concentrate on each
other and learn communication skills to enhance their
marriage sacrament. A weekend of discover….a lifetime
of love. Pope John Paul II said: “I place much of my
hope for the future in Marriage Encounter.” Fee: $45.
Info/registration: Eric and Terry Engholm (931) 729-3608
or e-mail
erengholm@aol.com.
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Saturday
Autumnfest, St. Joseph Annual Haiti Craft Fair and Flea Market, St. Joseph Parish Life Center, 1225 Gallatin Pike South,
Madison. To reserve a booth, please call Patty Self at
(615) 868-6941 or e-mail
self.p@comcast.net.
To volunteer contact Kathy Smith at
(615)
227-6084.
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Sunday
Fr. Edwige Carre’s 25th Ordination Anniversary,
9 a.m., Holy Name Church, 521 Woodland Street,
Nashville. Mass beings at 9 and there is a brunch to
follow. Info: (615) 254-8847.
Autumnfest,
St. Joseph Annual Haiti Craft Fair and Flea Market,
St. Joseph Parish Life Center, 1225 Gallatin Pike South,
Madison. To reserve a booth, please call Patty Self at
(615) 868-6941 or e-mail
self.p@comcast.net. To
volunteer contact Kathy Smith at (615) 227-6084.
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,
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a.m., second Sunday of every month starting on April 13,
2008, St. Andrew’s Roman Catholic Church, 829 Valley
View Drive, Sparta.
Tridentine Rite Mass at St. Catherine Church, Columbia,
1st Sunday of every month at 6 a.m., St.
Catherine Church, 3019 Cayce Lane, Columbia.
Tridentine Rite Mass at St. Catherine Church, Columbia,
3rd Sunday of every month at 4 p.m., St.
Catherine Church, 3019 Cayce Lane, Columbia.
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.
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.
Tennessee Register Headlines:
Catholic schools building on success for new year;
Economy puts drag on Bishop’s Appeal collections; This
school year could be the last for St. Vincent; Eleven
Dominicans make final procession of vows; Church cannot
give in to secularization of society: Archbishop Burke;
New principals to take over at four elementary schools;
Classroom management workshop enthuses teachers; World
Youth Day experience leads to new mission in Australia.
For the full stories and more please visit
www.dioceseofnashville.com.
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Please pray for vocations, for our priests and for the
following deceased clergy of the Diocese of Nashville:
In Remembrance
Rev. Edward Doyle
August 4, 1879
Rev. John Fahey
August 6, 1879
Rev. John J. Graham
August 11, 1916
Rev. Patrick O’Hanlon
August 11, 1964
Rev. Wiatt A. Funk
August 11, 2005
Rev. Robert J. Roeser
August 12, 1995
Rev. Richard G. Dillon
August 16, 1943
Rev. John Mougin
August 27, 1908
Rev.Martin Walsh
August 29, 1878
Rev.Michael Meagher
August 30, 1878
Rt.
Rev. John A. Elliott
August 31, 1968
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Rev. David Choby 2008 Schedule
August 1
9 a.m.- Nashville, Catholic
Center, Finance Board meeting
6:30 p.m.-
Clarksville, Immaculate Conception, Father Mario
Burakowski 75th Birthday party
August 2-4
Cullman, Alabama- St. Bernard Monastery,
Nashville Seminarians’ Retreat
August 5
Noon- Brentwood, Holy Family, Southwest
Deanery Strategic Plan
meeting
August 10
10:30 a.m.-
Gallatin, St. John Vianney, New Pastor Installation Mass
for Father Steve Gideon
3 p.m.-Hendersonville,
TN, Bishop’s Residence, Barbecue Social
August 11
10:30 a.m.-
Nashville, Cathedral of the Incarnation, Tien Tran
Transitional Deaconate Ordination
6 p.m.-
Nashville,
Christ the King, Barbecue Social for Seminarians
August
12-13
Louisville, Kentucky,
Provincial Bishops’meeting
August 14
Noon-Nashville, St. Ann, Central Deanery Strategic
Planning Meeting
4:00
p.m.-
Nashville, Catholic
Center, EACS meeting
August 15
8:30
a.m.-
Nashville, Catholic
Center, Feast of the Assumption Holyday Mass
9:45
a.m. - Hendersonville, Pope John Paul II High School,
Feast of the Assumption Mass.
August 16
9:30
a.m.-
Nashville, Music
City
Sheraton, Knights of Peter Claver Auxiliary Breakfast
1:30
p.m.-
Nashville,
Mercy Convent, Sister Martha Nabor, R.S.M. Golden
Jubilee Mass/Reception
5:30
p.m.-
Hendersonville, Our Lady of the
Lake, Installation Mass of Father Eric
Fowlkes as new pastor
August 17
9:00 a.m.- Ashland
City, St.
Martha, Mass/reception for Deacon Tien Tran
3:00 p.m.-Hendersonville,
TN, Bishop’s Residence, Barbecue Social
August
19
Noon-
Clarksville, Immaculate Conception, Northwest Deanery
Strategic Planning meeting
6:00
p.m.-
Nashville,
St. Ann, Knight of Columbus Clergy Night
August
21-24
Sierra
Madre, California-Mater Dolorosa
Retreat
Center, Passionist Convocation
August 26
8:10
a.m.-Nashville, St.
Bernard
Academy, Schools’ Opening Mass
11:00
a.m.-
Nashville, Catholic
Center, Tribunal Collegiate Board
August 27
6:30
p.m.-
Nashville, Fleming
Center, Visitation
Hospital Foundation Meeting
August
28
11:30
a.m.-
Nashville, Aquinas
College, Mass of the Holy Spirit followed by Luncheon
August
29
TBA -
Northeast Deanery Strategic Planning meeting
2:00
p.m.-
Nashville, Catholic
Center, Camp Marymount Annual meeting
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