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May 5
Bishop Richard F. Stika is restoring the general obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days, beginning on Pentecost weekend, May 22-23. Some safety protocols will remain in place.Read More -
April 24
His Eminence, Cardinal Justin Rigali celebrates Mass at the Cathedral of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus in Knoxville Sunday, April 25, on the 60th anniversary of his ordination as a priest of the Catholic Church.Read More -
April 22
Father Brent Shelton is both a student and a teacher, which explains his love for education. Catholic education in particular.Read More -
April 20
After a February meeting with Bishop Richard F. Stika, representatives of St. Alphonsus Parish in Crossville received impetus to continue the final phase of fundraising for a new church building.Read More
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The Diocese of Knoxvillewelcome
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The Diocese of Knoxville is geographically vast, covering 36 counties in East Tennessee. The diocese has 51 parish and mission churches spread throughout rural areas, small towns, and larger cities– Knoxville, Chattanooga, Crossville, Kingsport, and Johnson City. There are roughly 70,000 registered Catholics living and worshiping in our diocese – and we have nearly doubled in size since our diocese was created by St. John Paul II in 1988.
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Meet Bishop Richard Stika
Third Bishop of the Diocese of Knoxville, dedicated the Cathedral of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
2021 Bishop's Appeal
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