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The Catholic Motherhood group is now meeting on the third Sunday of the month from 6-8pm, at Rembrandt's Coffee House, outside on the patio. All mothers are welcome!

Lent this year seems like it never ended. The lockdown and quarantine happened in the middle of the Lenten season, and we didn’t get to really properly celebrate Holy Week. And now, it seems like this political season that is upon us is threatening to divide us and unsettle us. We need the spiritual benefits of Lent even more. The Cathedral of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus in Knoxville is offering a “Lenten Rewind”, a sort of do-over, when we most need these spiritual opportunities. I would like for us here at the Basilica to join this great idea and movement as much as we can, and make use of the spiritual goods our Church offers us to lead and guide us and give us wisdom in these trying times. To that end, we will be offering the following, beginning September 25th and concluding on Election Day, November 3rd. (Click for a list of the recommended practices for these 40 days, including prayer, fasting, and penance, while studying the teachings of the Church to better form your conscience.) - Fr. David Carter, Pastor and Rector

Fr. Carter invites our youth and adult altar servers to a morning hike to Sunset Rock on Lookout Mountain!

In union with the Cathedral in Knoxville, we will be honoring Law Enforcement and First Responders at our English Masses in prayer on the weekend of Sept. 27. Members of these profession are invited to come to the 9:00 Mass in uniform, and Fr. Carter will give them a special blessing. Click for more information about the traditional Color Masses in Honor of Professions.

The First Session of the Diocese of Knoxville Tribunal for the Inquiry that will examine the life, virtues, offering of life, reputation for holiness and signs of intercessory power of Father Patrick Ryan (1844-1878) Monday, September 28, 2020 10:30 am Mid-Morning Prayer for the Dead Presentation on the life of Father Patrick Ryan; Taking of the oaths of the officials of the Tribunal; Acceptance of documents to be examined by the Tribunal Followed by a Noon Memorial Mass for Father Patrick Ryan All are invited. Contact deacongaspar@me.com for details. This event will be live-streamed on the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul Facebook page, accessible from the "Watch Live" option on the Basilica's website.

We will have Adoration with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on First Friday following the 12pm Mass until 5:30pm, and through the night from 9pm to 7am, hosted by our Hispanic community.

In union with the Cathedral in Knoxville, we will be honoring members of the Judiciary and Legal profession at our English Masses in prayer on the weekend of October 4. Members of these professions are invited to come to the 9:00 Mass in uniform, and Fr. Carter will give them a special blessing. Click for more information about the traditional Color Masses in Honor of Professions.

Travel to the Holy Land, Greece and Turkey with Deacon Gaspar De Gaetano from October 5-20, 2020. Visit Jerusalem, Galilee, Capernaum, Bethlehem, Thessalonki, Kalambaka, Phillippi, Kavala, Meteora, Delphi, Corinth, Athens, Piraeus, Mykonos, Kusadasi, Ephesus, Patmos, and Santorini. Cost is $4,999 (Airfare included from anywhere in the US) with a $500 deposit required to secure a spot. Tour Brochures are in the parish office. Contact: Deacon Gaspar at the parish office at 423-266-1618 Tour information and reservations

All are invited to join in a virtual rosary on the feast of Our Lady of Lepanto, to bring Catholic American Heritage Girls of our parish and other troops across the country together in prayer with their communities. Live-streamed at The Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul Facebook Page Select “Watch Live” at stspeterandpaulbasilica.com Event Organizer: Grace Jones, Pioneer TN0629

In union with the Cathedral in Knoxville, we will be honoring members of the Health profession at our English Masses in prayer on the weekend of October 18. Members of the Health profession are invited to come to the 9:00 Mass in uniform, and Fr. Carter will give them a special blessing. Click for more information about the traditional Color Masses in Honor of Professions.

The Catholic Motherhood group is now meeting on the third Sunday of the month from 6-8pm, at Rembrandt's Coffee House, outside on the patio. All mothers are welcome!

How can a Catholic exercise faithful citizenship in the midst of this unprecedented year of pandemic frustration, political tension, and national elections? Fr. Carter will be hosting a virtual town hall meeting to discuss Catholics and the Elections. It will be a Zoom meeting, live-streamed from his office at the Basilica. Parishioners will have the opportunity to join the Zoom meeting and submit questions and comments for him to address. Click for details.

On Election Day, Tues., Nov. 3rd, as a conclusion to our Lenten Rewind, the Blessed Sacrament will be exposed for Adoration from 7:30am—5:30pm, with a 12pm Mass in between, and you are invited to stop in for Adoration and prayer at any time until 5:30pm.

We will have Adoration with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on First Friday following the 12pm Mass until 5:30pm, and through the night from 9pm to 7am, hosted by our Hispanic community.

In union with the Cathedral in Knoxville, we will be honoring members of the Armed Forces at our English Masses in prayer on the weekend of November 8. Members of the Health profession are invited to come to the 9:00 Mass in uniform, and Fr. Carter will give them a special blessing. Click for more information about the traditional Color Masses in Honor of Professions.

The Catholic Motherhood group is now meeting on the third Sunday of the month from 6-8pm, at Rembrandt's Coffee House, outside on the patio. All mothers are welcome!

We will have Adoration with Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on First Friday following the 12pm Mass until 5:30pm, and through the night from 9pm to 7am, hosted by our Hispanic community.

The Catholic Motherhood group is now meeting on the third Sunday of the month from 6-8pm, at Rembrandt's Coffee House, outside on the patio. All mothers are welcome!