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September 21
Sister María Imelda Quechol and Sister Eloísa Torralba Aquino, Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus “Ad Gentes” who serve in Chattanooga, have been selected as finalists for Catholic Extension’s Lumen Christi Award, given to people “who radiate and reveal the light of Christ present in the communities where they serve.”Read More -
September 15
As the newspaper for the Diocese of Knoxville, The East Tennessee Catholic has shared stories of diocesan celebrations, parish milestones, and the growing faith of the Catholic Church in East Tennessee for 30 years.Read More -
September 13
The Paraclete is no longer just the West Knoxville Catholic gifts and books store. Changes that have taken place on the inside reveal an expanding customer base, with sales now from coast to coast and suppliers from as far away as Italy.Read More -
August 26
Parishes and schools within the Diocese of Knoxville are doing their best to ease the concerns of parishioners by teaming with public health officials to administer the COVID vaccine free of charge in parish facilities.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
Anchored in Christ: Your gift impacts the lives of thousands of people through essential ministries across the diocese each and every day.
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