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Schools off to good start; Aug. 24-25 second collections for tuition assistance programs

August 23, 2013

The Diocese of Knoxville’s 10 schools are off to a successful start as the 2013-14 school year begins, and school leaders are hoping for a successful response to the church’s second collection for tuition support during Masses Aug. 24-25. Bishop Richard F. Stika celebrated the opening Mass on Thursday at …

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Many tongues, one prayer

November 18, 2025 12:00 pm | By Emily Booker

An annual multilingual rosary unites the faithful to pray for migrants and refugees   By Emily Booker It was an evening of sacred prayer, inspiring song, and joyful celebration as faithful Catholics, representing dozens of cultures and backgrounds, gathered to pray for migrants and refugees at the fourth annual multilingual rosary. The Diocese of Knoxville’s Office of Hispanic Ministry hosted the rosary event at the Cathedral of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus in Knoxville on Oct. 3, preceding the World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Oct. 5. The annual World Day of Migrants and Refugees emphasizes the positive contributions and inherent hope of migrants and refugees. Before he passed away, Pope Francis chose “Migrants, Missionaries of Hope” as this year’s theme. The Diocese of Knoxville multilingual rosary celebrates the diverse backgrounds of the diocese and offers prayers for those uprooted from their homes. “This is a rosary that... Read more →

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