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January 18
2022 Bishop’s Appeal, which assists vital ministries, begins with faith in the continued generosity of parishionersRead More -
January 4
Pope Francis' aim in the Synod is to involve the whole Church at the diocesan, national, and continental levels through a process of “listening and discernment” on the important theme of synodality: “For a synodal Church: communion, participation, and mission.”Read More -
January 4
The Diocese of Knoxville and its Catholic Charities of East Tennessee are determined to rebuild after an arsonist burglarized Catholic Charities’ administrative offices in North Knoxville on Nov. 28 and set the building on fire, doing severe damage to the one-level structure.Read More -
January 3
St. Alphonsus Parish in Crossville took a major step toward its dream of a new church building on Dec. 3 as Bishop Richard F. Stika and parochial administrator Father Mark Schuster officiated at a groundbreaking ceremony.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
Bishop's Appeal for Ministries
Your gift impacts the lives of thousands of people through essential ministries across the diocese each and every day.
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