This Saturday, November 1st, is All Saint’s Day! While typically a Holy Day of Obligation, this year All Saint’s Day falls on a Saturday and, thus, is not an obligatory day. That being said, we still encourage all to come to our Mass held on Saturday, November 1st at 9am as it will be a … [Read more…]
Join us this Sunday, October 12th, for our monthly Pancake Breakfast! The Knights of Columbus will once again be serving up a delicious breakfast immediately following the 9:00 AM Mass. Plates are $10, and every dollar supports the Knights’ many outreach programs that serve those in need throughout our community. Come enjoy a warm meal, … [Read more…]
Support the Emmanuel House Our local Emmanuel House is in need of laundry supplies! A laundry basket is at the entrance of the church to collect these items. Items include but are not limited to: Laundry Detergent Dryer Sheets or Dryer Balls Stain Remover Vinegar The Emmanuel House is a faith-based, transitional living program bringing … [Read more…]
What Is Divine Mercy Sunday—and Why Do We Pray the Chaplet? Each year, on the Sunday after Easter we celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday—a beautiful day when the Church invites us to rest in the goodness and mercy of God. This special feast was established by Pope St. John Paul II in the year 2000, inspired … [Read more…]
We invite you to join us for the sacred liturgies of Holy Week and the celebration of Easter. Come walk with us through the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Christ as we prepare our hearts and rejoice in the hope of the Resurrection. All are welcome! Holy Thursday – Mass of the Lord’s SupperThursday, April … [Read more…]
Ash Wednesday Mass – March 5th 6:00 p.m. – Mass, Blessing & Distribution of Ashes Lenten prayer and Reflection Series – All Mondays of Lent starting Monday March 3rd 5:30 p.m. (preparation for Lent) through April 14th – There will be a weekly Lenten theme complete with videos and discussion along with food and fellowship. Stations … [Read more…]
The RCIA program for 2024-2025 will begin Monday, September 16th at 6:00 in the Parish Hall. RCIA is the process in which adults who are interested in joining the Roman Catholic Church can learn about the faith, ask questions, and prepare to receive the sacraments. Attending RCIA is a requirement for an adult who wish … [Read more…]
Two years and five days since the very first Mass was celebrated in Smith County at the Carthage United Methodist Church, St. Peter the Apostle Church in Carthage has officially been dedicated and blessed as a parish of the Diocese of Nashville, following a special Mass celebrated by Bishop J. Mark Spalding on Thursday, June … [Read more…]
Mr. Tom Clere, age 69 of the Lock Seven Community, died Thursday morning, February 16 at Riverview Regional ER. He is survived by: wife, Terri Clere; 3 children, Thomas Clere III and wife Angela of Clarksville, Tracy Clere of Chesapeake, VA, Erin Valentine and husband Ian of Chesapeake, VA; mother, Shirley Clere of El Paso, … [Read more…]
On Christmas Eve, the community of St. Peter the Apostle Church in Carthage, reached yet another milestone as they celebrated Mass for the first time in their new, permanent structure. The feat comes a little more than a year and a half since they first gathered, finding their beginnings at Carthage United Methodist Church before … [Read more…]