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5:00 PM – Social hour with networking and cash bar. 5:45 PM – Dinner and guest speaker Kim Higdon with practical tips for using AI effectively, followed by our business meeting $35 / ticket

Networking and Shopping: Join us at Cute & Comfy Shoes and Apparel

Our guest speaker, Deacon Mike Wilkins—Director of Operations, Sales, and Marketing for Calvary Cemetery—will share the resources available to help you plan ahead for your own funeral or assist in making arrangements for your parents. It's how we head to Heaven!

We are celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ and longing to be with him. How do we prepare? Join Deacon Mike Wilkins and ask questions about our "going to Heaven" planning. How does the Church guide our respect for our bodies? What do our parishes offer for planning our good-bye events?

Book 'em is a local literacy outreach program. The mission is to create a more literate Nashville and ignite children’s passion for reading through book ownership and enthusiastic volunteers. You are invited to sort and process donated books from 4:30-6:30 pm. Dinner after even if you can't sort!

Dr. Denise Montagnino, Catholic mother of six, serves women as a doctor. Let's learn more about our life-long commitment to the feminine aspects of healthy bodies.

It's time to relax and enjoy each other. Make time for your League Ladies and invite another friend or two from your parish. We'll enjoy whatever everyone brings - savory, sweet, and wonderful! Consider bringing your favorite beverage. And, we'll have a gift table!

Advent is our preparation time to celebrate Jesus' birth. Also, it's time to visit with the wonderful professed sisters who have cared for our Catholic school students. We'll visit the Mercy Sisters at 10:30 and the Dominican Sisters at 1:30. Choose one or both, no charge, of course.

Advent is our preparation time to celebrate Jesus' birth. Also, it's time to visit with the wonderful professed sisters who have cared for our Catholic school students. We'll visit the Mercy Sisters at 10:30 and the Dominican Sisters at 1:30. Choose one or both, no charge, of course.

We are delighted to be partnering with the diocese for our shared goal: raising tuition dollars for students! All the funds League members gather (tickets, tables, sponsorships, auction items) will flow into the Aurelia Varallo Mariani fund for our scholars. You can bid in the auction from home!

We didn't learn it all at school, or even at home. The Small Business Administration has information to share. In fact, how fresh is your elevator pitch?

Jim Ryan is the founder and president of Jim Ryan Talks, an organization dedicated to the cultivation and development of each individual’s potential for living a life full of joy, fulfillment and success.

After the great response to the Charles Strobel book, we’re taking the next step—a guided tour of Room in the Inn’s Downtown Campus to see how his inspiring vision has come to life.

What skills have you brought from one title to another? What did you learn as a child that supports your agenda now? Did you have a fresh slate, a new lexicon, a new way of approaching the task? Trish Cronin has broad experience and deep commitment!

What skills have you brought from one title to another? What did you learn as a child that supports your agenda now? Did you have a fresh slate, a new lexicon, a new way of approaching the task? Trish Cronin has broad experience and deep commitment!

This is the time we thank those who have served and welcome those who are taking up the lead. Will you find your face in the new board's picture?

Let's refresh great friendships created, scholars supported, members and businesses highlighted. The first business meeting: 12/18/1949 at the Hermitage Hotel. We will also admire the remarkable work started by Fr. Charles Strobel as his niece Katie Seigenthaler shares his life story.

Reserve now and tell your friends...we get to hear from Katie Seigenthaler about Charles Strobel's book, The Kingdom of the Poor. Bookstore owner and author Ann Patchett calls Charles Strobel's book a manual for decency and kindness". Sounds like Matthew 25 in action, here in our diocese.