This week's Bulletin Brief, on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) Dale Mallory will be celebrating his first Mass after being ordained to the diaconate on June 13th. Please join us in celebrating this joyous occasion, as well as the Feast of St. Anthony of Padua, at a … Continue reading Bulletin Brief June 6
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On 3 June, 2010, I was studying in Rome, so I was able to take part in the Corpus Christi Procession through the city. The procession goes from the Basilica of St. John Lateran all the way to St. Peter's in Vatican City. Thousands of people watch as the Our Lord's Body in the Eucharist … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
May 31st, Memorial Day, 8:30 a.m. Mass will be held at Wren Cemetery. Bring a lawn chair! In case of rain, Mass will be held at St. Anthony. It sorrows us to share with you that Ruth Smith has entered into her eternal life. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light … Continue reading Bulletin Brief May 30
There are plenty of ways we can get things wrong when we think about God, and it can be awfully intimidating when we start using theological jargon. Really, while these terms are confusing, they are important for helping us stay on the straight-and-narrow. The reason for this is that they help us stay in a … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
The Bulletin Brief for the Sunday of May 23rd, 2021, Pentecost Sunday. May 31st, Memorial Day, 8:30 a.m. Mass will be held at Wren Cemetery. In case of rain, Mass will be held at St. Anthony. Parish Council met on Thursday, May 13th. Most conversations dealt with emerging from the pandemic well. This includes these … Continue reading Bulletin Brief May 23
When we think of the Holy Spirit, each of us has a different idea in our minds. This is perfectly fine, because we each have different experiences showing us who the Spirit is and what it feels like to realize the Spirit's presence. In some ways, when we think of the Spirit, our memories of … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
The Bulletin Brief for the Seventh Week of Easter, 2021, and the Feast of the Ascension Congratulations to our graduates! St. Anthony graduates: Kinsli Cram, Adam Kramer, Ben Kramer, Charlie Leavitt, Colby Sandholdt, Carter Short, Amy Sullivan, and Jaxon Zuck. Parish Council elections will be happening in May. If you want to run for Parish … Continue reading Bulletin Brief May 16
On this Ascension Sunday, we remember the moment in which Christ returned to the right hand of God the Father. On that day, His disciples were reminded of the mission He had called them to carry out. Of course, this is the same mission we are called to: Go into the whole worldand proclaim the … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
Mother’s Day cards benefitting Birthright of Knoxville are located in the back of the church. The cards are to be given to the woman who nurtured you to express your love on Mother’s Day. The offering you send to Birthright in her honor will assist Birthright in helping expectant mothers find support for their decision to … Continue reading Bulletin Brief May 9
In the earliest days of the Church, the question of who Christ's disciples should preach to was debated quite a bit. Some were open to bringing anyone into the Church through Baptism, some thought this was limited to the Jewish people. Some, such as St. Peter himself, were concerned about keeping the Law of the … Continue reading Weekly Reflection with Father Kevin
