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Diocese of Nashville
6401 Harding Road St. Henry Parish is a Roman Catholic community composed of over 2000 families. Visitors are always welcome to attend our liturgical services. This web site was developed to provide information for visitors and parishioners alike. Please click on the navigation buttons at the top of the page for additional information.
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Mission Statement St. Henry Parish is a Roman Catholic community in the Diocese of Nashville. As a sacramental people, we seek to reflect the presence of Christ on earth, especially through the Eucharist. Formed by our traditions, we strive to be aware of the realities of our day while maintaining a vision of the future that calls us to pray and work for the building up of God's kingdom through the preaching of the Gospel and service to those in need, in cooperation with people of other faith traditions. It is our hope that God will allow us to grow in faith and love, as we share our gifts with others, and finally to enjoy eternal happiness in His presence. Parish History The church is dedicated to St. Henry, a German king who lived during the late 10th and early 11th centuries, working for peace and reform within the Church. As Holy Roman Emperor, he built many monasteries and churches, and has been regarded throughout history as a model Christian ruler. Monsignor Joseph Siener became St. Henry's first pastor in June, 1955. The land was donated by Mr. Henry Neuhoff and ground for the church was broken in April of 1956. The original parish community consisted of about 200 families. Directions to St. Henry Church
Please Visit Us Often This site was last updated: October 22, 2007
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