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Sacred Heart Cathedral
711 NORTHSHORE DRIVE
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE 37919
JULY 24, 2011
Most Rev. Richard F. Stika, D.D., Bishop
Diocese of Knoxville (Chancery Office): 584-3307
Very Rev. David Boettner, V.G., Rector (DBoettner@shcknox.org)
Rev. Randy Stice, Diocesan Director of Worship & Liturgy (frrandy@dioknox.org)
Rev. Andres Cano, Assoc. Pastor (ACano@shcknox.org)
Deacon James Lawson, Pastoral Associate (JLawson@shcknox.org)
Deacon Ben Johnston (ben@fotoinc.com)
Parish Office: 588-0249
Parish Office Fax: 558-9671
SHC School: 588-0415
Religious Education: 584-4528
Website: www.shcathedral.org
Mrs. Judy Polinsky, Office Manager, 558-4103, (JPolinsky@shcknox.org)
Mrs. Geri Sutter, Coordinator of Volunteer Ministries, 558-4117, (GSutter@shcknox.org)
Ms. Rubianna Gonzalez, Receptionist, 558-4125, (RGonzalez@shcknox.org)
Mrs. Brigid Johnson, Director of Religious Education, 584-4528, (BJohnson@shcknox.org)
Ms. Kathleen Edwards, Director of Youth and Young Adult Ministry, 558-4133, (KEdwards@shcknox.org)
Mrs. Wendy Gilhula, Assistant to Youth and Young Adult Ministry and Religious Ed, (Wgilhula@shcknox.org)
Mrs. Faerie Pabich, Director of Liturgy & Music, 558-4145, (FPabich@shcknox.org)
Mrs. Shelly Letendre, 11:00am Sunday Choir, 694-0770, (ts3@comcast.net)
Mr. Robert McCarter, Organist, 558-4110, (RMcCarter@shcknox.org)
Mr. Tom Greer, Facilities Administrator, 558-4108, (TGreer@shcknox.org)
Mr. Doug Caiazza, Facilities Coordinator, (DCaiazza@shcknox.org)
Mrs. Sedonna Prater, School Principal, 588-0415, (SPrater@shcknox.org)
Mr. Matt McCleary, Dean of Student Affairs, 588-0415, (MMccleary@shcknox.org)
Mrs. Candi Smith, Pre-School Director, 558-4129, (CSmith@shcknox.org)
MASSES / HORARIO DE MISAS (en Inglés):
Saturday: 5:00pm (Vigil)
Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm (en Español)
Daily Mass: Mon-Sat 8:05am, Tues-Fri 12:00pm
CONFESSIONS / CONFESIONES
Saturday: Following the 8:05am Mass or with appointment
Sábados: Después de la misa de 8:05am o con cita
BAPTISM PREPARATION PROGRAM /
PREPARACION PARA BAUTISMOS
Designed for parents preparing for a child's baptism. Please call
the Parish Office, 588-0249, to make an appointment.
Cuarto Domingo de cada mes a las 8:45am en el salón Shea
Room.
MARRIAGE / MATRIMONIOS
Four months notice to the Church is required. Please contact
the office before setting the date for your wedding.
Avisen a la parroquia con 4 meses de anticipación. Para recibir
los cursos prematrimoniales, llamen a la oficina.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PSR
Pre-school 4 year olds, Grades K-8, High School, and adults;
For questions contact Brigid at 584-4528.
NURSERY HOURS
The nursery is available during the 5:00pm Mass on Saturday,
and the 9:00am & 11:00am Masses on Sunday.
CHILDRENS LITURGY OF THE WORD
9:00am & 11:00am Masses: Sept.-May
SICK CALLS
Please notify the church office if any member of your family is
hospitalized. In case of an emergency, please call 588-0249.
PLEASE REMEMBER
SACRED HEART
IN YOUR WILL

IN THE NEWS AT SHC
WELCOME VISITORS
The Community of Sacred Heart Cathedral welcomes
you! We are delighted you have joined us for Mass. If
you are interested in becoming a member
of our faith community or if you
need additional information regarding
our parish community, please call the
parish offices at (865) 588-0249. If you
are just visiting, please know that you
are always welcome!
Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 24, 2011
- A MESSAGE FROM FR. ANDRES CANO -
My name is Fr. Jorge Andres Cano
from Colombia, South America. Two
years have passed since my ordination
to the priesthood. My first assignment
was St. Mary’s Church in Oak Ridge,
TN. Now I look forward to serving the
people of Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish
in Knoxville. Being the third of four children is
something for which I am grateful to my parents,
Nestor and Lucelida, who have been married for 51
years. My formation to the priesthood began in Colombia
and ended in America. My desire to know
different cultures and to become a missionary led
me to the United States. In 2006, I came to East
Tennessee to begin a period of transition and immersion
into the Diocese of Knoxville. Andres is the
name by which my family has called me for 31 years.
If you call me Fr. Andres, I will appreciate it because
it would make me feel that I am at home and that
you are part of my family. Thanks for your prayers
and support as I begin my ministry at Sacred Heart
Cathedral Parish.
Next week’s readings: Think about them!
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A
(Loaves and Fishes)
July 31, 2011
First Reading: Isaiah 55:1-3 (Hasten and Eat)
Second Reading: Romans 8:35,37-39 (Nothing can separate Us)
Gospel: Matthew 14:13-21 (All Ate)
Question of the week for adults:
Who are the poor and needy in my community
who may go hungry today? In addition to
prayer, what assistance can I provide this week
to help make sure that they are fed?
MINISTRY FAIR
August 27th - 28th - After All Weekend Masses
Stop in and see exciting displays
Hear valuable information from all different types
of ministries and activities at the Cathedral
Learn more about all that we have going on here
Learn what is new and planned for the future
Find out where you might get involved
If you would like a table to display your
Sacred Heart Ministry/Activity, please email
Geri to reserve a spot as soon as possible at
gsutter@shcknox.org
** REMINDER...
If you or your organization has a recurring
event currently scheduled using one
of the facilities on campus and would like
to continue using this space, please ensure
you submit a request for the July
2011 to June 2012 time frame. Requests
can be submitted using the parish website
under Event Planning. If you are unsure if your space has
been reserved, you can view the Parish Facilities Calendar,
also on the parish website. The Parish Facilities Calendar
is also a great tool when scheduling a new event
here on campus. Please visit the website at http://
www.shcathedral.org.
WEB ADDRESS: www.shcathedral.org
WEBSITE CONTACT: prhoades@shcknox.org
BULLETIN DEADLINE: MONDAY 12pm
Call the parish office at 588-0249 or
e-mail bulletin@shcknox.org

INFORMATION ON THE NEW ROMAN MISSAL
On Sunday, November 27, the Church will implement the new English translation of the Roman Missal, revised in 2007. This series of articles
will begin to prepare us for the changes we will experience at Mass, increase our understanding of “what” and “why”, and open us to the
richness of the liturgy.
“I confess” in the New Missal
By Fr. Randy Stice
In previous columns we have looked at isolated examples from the new Missal and compared them to the current translation.
In this column I would like to look at the Confiteor—“I confess to almighty God”—and explain the changes in the new
translation. Some of the differences will be a review of principles we have already discussed, while others will be new. The
two versions have been placed side by side in the table below, and the changes are in boldfaced type.
PRESENT TEXT
I confess to almighty God and to you, my brothers and sisters,
that I have sinned through my own fault, in my
thoughts and in my words, in what I have done and in what I
have failed to do; and I ask blessed Mary ever-Virgin, all the
Angels and Saints, and you, my brothers and sisters, to pray
for me to the Lord our God.
NEW TEXT
I confess to almighty God and to you, my brothers and sisters,
that I have greatly sinned in my thoughts and in my
words, in what I have done and in what I have failed to do,
through my fault, through my fault, through my
most grievous fault; therefore I ask blessed Mary ever-
Virgin, all the Angels and Saints, and you, my brothers and
sisters, to pray for me to the Lord our God.
First of all, “sinned through my own fault” has been changed to “greatly sinned” and “through my fault” has been placed
after the list of sins (thoughts, words, deeds, and omissions). This was done for at least two reasons. First, the new translation
is a more accurate rendering of the word order of the Latin original, and so follows the principle that the
“straightforward, concise and compact manner of expression is to be maintained insofar as possible” (Authentic Liturgy, 57).
The second reason goes back to the intimate relationship between Sacred Scripture and liturgical texts, a relationship
that should be made evident in the translation (Authentic Liturgy, 49). The biblical source for the Confiteor is the parable of the
Pharisee and the tax collector in Luke 18.9-14. While the Pharisee congratulated himself on his holinesss and looked down
on the tax collector, the latter lowered his head, beat his breast, and confessed his sinfulness. But it was the tax collector,
not the Pharisee, who went home justified.
In describing the tax collector’s words and actions, the Greek uses the imperfect tense, which expresses a repeated
action. Thus, he was repeatedly beating his breast and saying, “God, be merciful to me, the sinner.” That same humility and
honesty are expressed in the Confiteor through the threefold confession of personal fault—“through my fault” (in Latin, mea
culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa). This is an example of why Authentic Liturgy insists that “repetition” be accurately translated
(59).
The final difference is the change from “and I ask blessed Mary” to “therefore I ask blessed Mary.” Again, there are a
couple of reasons for this. First, it is a more accurate rendering of the Latin original, which has ideo (therefore), not et (and).
This follows Authentic Liturgy, which specifies that “the theological significance of words expressing causality, purpose or consequence
be maintained” (57c).
More importantly, though, what is the “theological significance” of this change? Why, after confessing our sins, do we
implore the intercession of Mary, the saints and angels, and our brothers and sisters? Because we are acutely conscious of
our weakness and sinfulness. Because we know that we do not become holy solely through our own efforts, but through the
grace of God and His help which come to us through the intercession of His blessed Mother, the saints and angels, and the
Body of Christ. “Therefore”—not “and”—we ask for the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the angels and saints, and
one another.
The new translation of the Confiteor is not simply more faithful to the Latin original. It also gives more accurate expression
to important theological and spiritual truths: our need for the communion of the saints and the importance of honesty
and humility before God. Finally, it sets more clearly before us the example of the humble and contrite tax collector who
went home justified.
Fr. Randy Stice
Director of Worship and Liturgy
Diocese of Knoxville
frrandy@dioknox.org

EDUCATION CORNER
LOCAL WORLD YOUTH DAY CELEBRATION...
This event will be from August 20th -
August 21st at Camp Columbus. This
will be an overnight opportunity to
gather with other Youth and Young
Adults in the Diocese. We will hear
some Catechetical Sessions by the Dominican
Sisters of Nashville among others and we will join
with the international Celebration in Madrid Spain via live
Web broadcast and celebrate an Open Air Mass. Contact
Kathleen at kedwards@shcknox.org or www.dioknox.org.
ATTENTION ALL FORMER SEARCHERS...
Research 3
August 5 th -7 th at Lake Chilhowee, Ocoee, TN
Come gather as Searchers and
renew your spirit!
Prayer, hiking, lake swimming, waterfall,
Mass, Search activities, and of course
the campfire!
Cost: $30
Go to dioknox.org on the youth and young adult page for
forms or contact Donna Jones at 423-622-7232
for more information!
YOUTH MINISTRY * UPCOMING EVENT...
Event: Swimming to Benefit Seton Food Pantry
For: Any rising 8-12 graders
Date: Sunday, August 7, 2011
Time: 1:30pm - 3:30pm (rain or
shine)
Location: Kingston Community
Center (outdoor) Pool
Cost: Admission is free! However, each person is asked
to please bring a nonperishable food item to help Seton
Food Pantry, a Catholic charity program of East Tennessee.
Bring: Sunscreen, towel, lawn chair or blanket. Each
youth is encouraged to bring snacks and drinks as there
are not any available.
We will carpool from Sacred Heart. Meet by Youth Center
at 12pm. Please let Kathleen know by August 1st if you can
make it, and to pick up a permission form.
*Reminder* Only swimwear is allowed in the pool area!
Please refer to the Diocese of Knoxville Code of Conduct
for appropriate swimwear, or ask Kathleen.
WORKSHOP ON THE 3RD EDITION
OF THE ROMAN MISSAL
Fr. Randy Stice, Director of Worship and Liturgy, “Introducing
the 3rd Edition of the Roman Missal”
Sister Mary Timothea Elliott, RSM, Director of Christian Formation,
“The Bible in the Mass”
Faerie Pabich, Director of Music and Liturgy, Sacred Heart
Cathedral, “New Music for the New Missal”
Saturday, August 6, 2011, 10:00am - 3:00pm; Cost $15
**Lunch included if payment received by August 2**
Pay online using Google Checkout or send check (download
registration form from the diocesan website)
Participants may mail registration forms and checks to:
805 Northshore Dr SW, Knoxville, TN 37919
to the attention of Fr. Randy Stice or
by e-mail at frrandy@dioknoxlorg.
CCD UPDATE
Thanks to all who made our Vacation Bible
School such a huge success! We are starting to
look to a new year with new opportunities for
growth and sharing the gifts that each of us
brings to the table. Are you that pearl of great
price? Do you believe it is vitally important to
share and proclaim our faith to children? Do you feel called to
share that faith? Think about it. Pray on it. If you feel that this
ministry of sharing your faith with our children is yours, call
Brigid at 584-4528. In today’s first reading God appears to
Solomon and tell him “Ask something of me and I will give it
to you.” And Solomon asks God for an “understanding heart”.
Ask your children what they would request if God presented
them with this question.
VIRTUS
A sexual-abuse-prevention seminar for adults, “Protecting
God’s Children,” is required for all employees and regular
volunteers in parishes and schools. It is recommended for
parents and grandparents who are interested in developing
safe and nurturing environments for children. Upcoming sessions
are listed below. Please go to www.virtusonline.org to
register. Do not call the school or parish office to register.
Upcoming Sessions:
August 6th, 1:00pm, All Saints Church in Knoxville
August 16th, 7:00pm, Sacred Heart (Shea Room)
INTERESTED IN BECOMING CATHOLIC OR
EXPLORING THE CATHOLIC FAITH?
Or are you an adult who has never been confirmed?
Our RCIA Inquiry group meets on the
2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month from 7-
8:45pm. Our next session will be on July 27th in
the school Art Room. For further information,
call Brigid Johnson at 584-4528.

SERVING OUR PARISH FAMILY
ATTENTION BRIDGE PLAYERS
The “Sacred Heart Cathedral Bridge
Marathon” will resume in September. If
interested in playing social bridge, please
find a partner and join us! There is a $15
fee per person which is used for contributions
to Sacred Heart parish, expenses,
and prizes awarded at an end of year dinner. For
information, please call Peggy Cones (748-1219) no later
than Monday, August 22nd.
SACRED HEART ALTAR SERVER
MINISTRY
5:00pm
7:30am
Altar Servers for next week:
July 23, 2011 - July 24, 2011
Morgan White, Laura Patterson, Jake Coffey
Servers Needed
SENIOR EXERCISE CLASS
Where: Sacred Heart Parish in the Assembly Room
When: Mon., Wed., Fri.; 9-10am, $2/class
What: Class consists of 15 minutes of light aerobic
movement, followed by strength, flexibility and balance
training. All equipment is provided.
9:00am
11:00am
1:00pm
Charles Connors, Mimi Connors, Natalie Perry,
Madison Ray, Michael Ray
Bennett Noe, Alex Iman, Lauren Birmingham,
Grace Baek, Eunice Baek
Servers Needed
PRAYER BLANKET MINISTRY
This ministry has provided quite a
few parishioners with prayer blankets
for various needs. We encourage
anyone to join in knitting or crocheting
more blankets to accommodate
those in need of our prayers and
love. We can also teach you how to knit or crochet. We
meet the fourth Tuesday morning of each month from
9:30am - 12:00pm and the fourth Wednesday of the
month from 7:30pm - 10:00pm. For any questions or if
you would like to join us, please call Mary Brig at 973-
6444.
SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY FOR PRAYER...
The Rosary is prayed in the Church
Every Monday at 2pm
Every Saturday after the 8:05am Mass
Pray for world peace & families
ALTAR FLOWERS
Honor a special occasion. Help to beautify the altar for
the glory of God and His Church by a floral donation for
a memorial, for anniversaries, birthdays, enthronements,
baptisms or to honor your special saint and church patron.
Suggested donation is $150. Call Rubianna Gonzalez
at the Parish Office (588-0249).
If you are interested in joining the Altar Server Ministry,
please contact Richard Boughner 927-1847 or
email boughnerr@hotmail.com for information.
PRAYER CHAIN
May the power of the Holy Spirit enable us to live out the
Gospel Message
Please join us in praying for...
The Sick…
Fran Kress, Gabby, Zach, Joe, Max, Paul, Paul, Leslie, Thomas
Miller, Maryanna, Gary Hodgins, Lee Ericka Woody,
David Corbin, Gene Cielenski
The Repose of the Soul of…
Ruth Quimby, Mary Hosford, William E. Fleury, Suzanne
Barnicle, Robert Cannada, Rosalie Jimenez, Suzanne Infante
The Special Intentions of…
Crystal & Phillip, Marcia, Jane, Rick Donovan & His Family,
Paul Fogarty, Gabby, Andy, Jeff, Donald Collins, Rothermel
Family
Lord hear our prayer.
Please call your requests for upcoming listings to Judy (560-
1574). We encourage you to pray for those seeking intercessory
prayer by using the prayer request list above.

SHC IN THE COMMUNITY
LOOKING AHEAD…
* LADIES OF CHARITY NEWS *
CHRISTMAS IN JULY...
Bargain shop for Christmas decorations,
gifts, and holiday apparel on July 23 - 30
at Ladies of Charity located on 120 W.
Baxter Ave-behind Holy Ghost Church.
Thrift Shop hours are 9:30am - 4:15pm,
Monday - Saturday. Bargains galore!
HELPING HANDS & GENEROUS HEARTS...
If you have a few precious hours to help at Ladies of
Charity to sort clothes, house wares, etc., please call Jo
Seymour at 247-5790 or Pat Shannon at 690-7396. Our
address is 120 W. Baxter Ave in Knoxville. Your help will
be appreciated.
NATIONAL NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING
AWARENESS WEEK
National Natural Family Planning
(NFP) Awareness Week (July 24 –
July 30, 2011) is a national educational
campaign sponsored by the
United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops to bring attention
to the benefits for your marriage
when using Natural Family Planning. The dates of Natural
Family Planning Awareness Week highlight the anniversary
of the papal encyclical Humanae Vitae (July 25) which
articulates Catholic beliefs about human sexuality, conjugal
love and responsible parenthood. The dates also
mark the feast of Saints Joachim and Anne (July 26), the
parents of the Blessed Mother. The Office of Marriage
Preparation and Enrichment has developed an Introduction
to NFP brochure for you. The brochure includes contact
information for teaching couples in our diocese. To
download a copy of the brochure visit dioknox.org/wpcontent/uploads/2011/03/Intro-to-NFP-brochure4.pdf
- FAMILY PROMISE -
PASTA COOK-OFF SPONSORS NEEDED
Family Promise of Knoxville is an organization that helps
end homelessness in Knoxville, one family at a time.
LOVE GOLF?? HELP HAITI!!
GiveHaitiHope.org is offering spectator
tickets to the 2011 Knoxville News-
Sentinel Open to be held at Fox Den
Country Club, Thursday August 25
through Sunday August 28. Purchase
tickets for one day or for all 4 days
ONLINE at http://givehaitihope.org/
KNS_Open_2011.htm. 100% of your ticket price will
benefit the Haiti Outreach Program when purchased
through our website. Haiti Outreach Program works to
improve the health care, education and economy of the
people in the community of Boucan-Carre, Haiti. Come
share in the excitement as Knoxville celebrates our heritage
as a founding event on the Nationwide Golf Tour
and lend a helping hand to the people of Boucan-Carre.
KNS Open tickets make great gifts for clients, coworkers,
your uncle, your boss, that kid that mows your
lawn and dear ol' Dad!
If you are interested in the...
CATHOLIC SINGLES OF
GREATER KNOXVILLE
please call Donna T. at (865) 531-3839
for more information.
Help support one of our fundraisers,
the annual Pasta Cook-off.
Your family or employer can help end homelessness
by becoming a sponsor!
- $250 for a Family -
- $500, $1000, $2000 for a Business -
*Family Promise is a 501c3 organization. For more
information, call Mary Jo Marino at 584-5404.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Help Catholic Charities win a new car
for its senior transportation program!
CCETN is competing with four other
nonprofits from around the country, as
part of Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good
program, and your only day to vote for
CCETN is August 14th. Go to www.facebook.com/
toyota on August 14th, click on “Vote Today,” and
help CCETN continue to provide rides to and from
medical appointments through its Interfaith Senior Services
program. Please share this with all your Facebook
friends and remember to vote on August 14th!

THIS WEEK AT SHC
~ Mass Intentions ~
SATURDAY, JULY 23
8:05 am Nancy Mayes*
-Confessions are heard following the 8:05 Mass-
5:00 pm John Chandler*
SUNDAY, JULY 24
7:30 am Parents of Mary and Pat Patronik
9:00 am Pat Patronik
11:00 am Members of Sacred Heart Parish*
1:00 pm Natanael Garcia Sanchez*
MONDAY, JULY 25
8:05 am Intentions of Suzanne and Bill*
TUESDAY, JULY 26
8:05 am Intentions of Suzanne and Bill*
12:00 pm John DeRosa
WEDNESDAY, JULY 27
8:05 am John Klein
12:00 pm Chad Jones
Your Gifts to God & Parish!
Last week’s collection 18,970.77
Needed per Budget each week 26,059.00
Year-to-Date (Since July 1) 73,524.69
Needed per Budget since July 1 78,177.00
Behind since July 1, 2011 4,652.31
MASS ATTENDANCE
5:00 pm: 262 7:30 am: 123
9:00 am: 266 11:00 am: 325 1:00 pm: 385
THURSDAY, JULY 28
8:05 am Anne Elizabeth Mary*
12:00 pm Lepoutre Family*
FRIDAY, JULY 29
8:05 am Peter and Sophia Choi
12:00 pm Jovita Gonzales
SATURDAY, JULY 30
8:05 am The Brig Family*
-Confessions are heard following the 8:05 Mass-
5:00 pm Margaret O’Kane*
SUNDAY, JULY 31
7:30 am John Sullivan Family*
9:00 am Pat Patronik
11:00 am Garbarino and Harrison Families
1:00 pm Members of Sacred Heart Parish*
*Indicates living people
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
July 24, 2011 through July 31, 2011
Sunday: 1 Kgs 3:5, 7-12; Ps 119; Rom 8:28-30; Mt 13:44-52 [44-46]
Monday: 2 Cor 4:7-15; Mt 20:20-28
Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28; Mt 13:36-43
Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35; Mt 13:44-46
Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38; Mt 13:47-53
Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Jn 11:19-27
Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17; Mt 14:1-12
Sunday: Is 55:1-3; Ps 145; Rom 8:35, 37-39; Mt 14:13-21
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Your Will.
For further information,
please call the Parish Office.
Knoxville’s Most Preferred
Funeral Directors Since 1884
Broadway Chapel
1421 North Broadway, Knoxville, TN
(865) 523-2121
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6200 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, TN
(865) 588-8578
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Art by Brother Michael O’Neill McGrath, OSFS
Prayers by Father Richard N. Fragomeni
Hardcover book $39.95
800-566-6150
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JOE DELLA-RODOLFA
Attorney at Law
Have you ever thought about
your family when you pass?
Give them and yourself peace
of mind with a will. I offer a
25% discount on all Will &
Estate Planning when you
remember Sacred Heart with a
gift.
Parishioner
865-247-4920
• Adoption • Personal Injury
Paul J. Murphy III • Owner • Parishioner
Sunday Brunch menu from 10am-3pm
Enjoy signature dishes from
the hickory grill
Fire lit dining & conference room
one seats 60 and one seats 28
perfect for Guild meeting
James T. Pickering, DDS
Specialist in Orthodontics
687-9412
N Broadway 118 Mabry Hood Rd
Holy Ghost - parishioner
5430 Rutledge Pike
Knoxville, TN 37924
865-523-4999
“We accept all prearrangement transfers”
JIM ERPENBACH,
D.D.S.
Family, Cosmetic Dentistry
6311 Kingston Pike
584-8630
All Saints Parishioner
3805 E. Magnolia
525-9447
3541 North Broadway
688-0636
Need Experienced Sales Reps
to sell advertising in the weekly
Church Bulletin. We offer earning
potential from 24K - 40K.
Benefits include EOE,
major medical, 401K, etc.
Call Jerry Stefaniak
for details in your area –
1-800-833-5941
Monday – Friday 8:30 – 5:00
Serra for Priestly and Religious Vocations
588-1351
GARDEN CENTERS
4718 KINGSTON PK 9629 KINGSTON PARK
I would love to be your
Heart Doctor
Robert Belt, M.D.
Cardiologist and
Heart Rhythm Specialist
Sacred Heart Parishioner
(865) 694-2775
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Since 1949
1127 Broadway
Knoxville, TN 37917
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525-9492
At the shops at Western Plaza
4429 Kingston Pike
Near Sequoyah Hills
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