Socrates felt that the true cause of most human problems was due to ignorance or a lack of knowledge. If only people understood what was truly right, then they would do it. My own experience is different. Sometimes I know the right thing, but have a hard time doing it.
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Welcome to St. Matthew Catholic Church
Mission Statement: We, the parish family of St. Matthew Catholic Church, centered in the Eucharist and guided by the Holy Spirit, are called to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus. We invite, welcome, love and support all of God's people.
Diocese of Nashville: St. Matthew Church & School are part of the Diocese of Nashville. For information about the Diocese of Nashville please visit: www.dioceseofnashville.com.
The annual Respect Life Poinsettia Sale will be held following all Masses the weekend of Dec. 4-5. Help pro-life efforts and obtain wonderful floral arrangements as gifts for your friends and relatives perhaps yourself! Your participation benefits dignity of life efforts in our parish and community.
The Youth Group at St. Matthew has many exciting activites ahead:
The Jr. High Youth Group will have Open Gym on Saturday, Nov. 20. The cost is $5 and pizza and soft drinks will be provided. RSVP by Wednesday, Nov. 17, to the Youth Office.
Thanksgiving is just around the corner and the Sr. High Youth Group will celebrate ...
Christmas Gifts for Riverbend Inmates
Once again, St. Matthew will be collecting selected gifts for the inmates at Riverbend Maximum Security Institute. The men were very appreciative of all the gifts we gave them last year. Riverbend is requesting that we collect toothpaste and toothbrushes (any brand) and first class postage stamps. There is a marked bin in the church kitchen. If you would like to help deliver these gifts on Dec. 16, contact Mary Ann Dunn at 550-5101 or madunn@churchofstmatthew.org.
Ryman Concert Benefits Room In The Inn
For many years, St. Matthew parish has actively supported Room in the Inn, hosting homeless men during the winter months with shelter, clothing, food and friendship. On Nov. 21, at 7:30 p.m. at the Ryman Auditorium, a special concert hosted by TOKENS, will benefit this worthwhile ministry to the homeless. We are looking to gather a group to attend from St. Matthew parish. To reserve a ticket, please call Margaret Cook at the church office, 550-5137.