IMMACULATE CONCEPTION CHURCH
Catholics in Clarksville since 1845 7th Street & Franklin Street
"Blessing of the Beam" at Saturday Evening and Sunday Masses, May 20-21.
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Congratulations to our Second Graders
receiving their FIRST COMMUNION
Saturday May 13 at 10 am in the Main Church.
Friday Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
continues in the Main Church, 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.
Open Enrollment at Immaculate Conception School
Available Now for Grades K-8 for 2017-18
CATHOLIC INQUIRY
Do you have (or know someone who has )
questions about the Catholic faith?
1st and 3rd Wednesdays at 6:15 pm
Room 10, downstairs in the St. Joseph Center
709 Franklin Street
upcoming
See the CONTACT US page for Sign-Up & Info Forms.
We enter the Main Church for Sunday Masses
through the courtyard behind the Old Chapel.
Welcome!
Religious Education for Youth
Adult Religious Education
Catechist Training
Parish Library
More...
IC Council of Catholic Women
Legion of Mary
Scouts
International Festival
More...
Grades K-8 Good Teachers
in a Faith-Filled Environment
1901 Madison Street
931-645-1865
9 months to 5 years old
in the Family Life Center
740 Franklin Street
931-647-9276
Parish office Monday-Friday 8 AM to 4 PM 709 Franklin Street Clarksville, TN 37040-3347 Ph 931-645-6275 Fax 931-552-0331
(Summer Fridays 8 AM to Noon)
School office 1901 Madison Street Clarksville, TN 30743-5001 Phone 931-645-1865 Fax 931-931-645-1160 icschooltn.org
Pre-School office 740 Franklin Street Clarksville, TN 37040 Phone 931-647-9276 icschooltn.org/pre-school.html
The Weekly Bulletin deadline is Monday at Noon. Contact Judy at 931-645-6275, ext. 104 or icsecretary@immaconception.org.
The Narthex Bulletin Boards are also maintained by Judy. Thank you, Fr. Steve
WELCOME!
The Parish of Immaculate Conception has been part of the life of Clarksville and Montgomery County since 1845 as one community of believers in the universal Church of Jesus Christ, and with a Catholic School beginning in 1860.
May we invite you to use the web sites of the parish and school and pre-school as an occasional tool for discernment of how God might be calling you in these days, and ponder that the word we use most often to describe what we do when we come together (the Mass ) is rooted in a Latin word that means being sent on mission (Missio ).
Welcome,
Rev. Steve Wolf, Pastor
Rev. Chris Nunes, Associate Pastor
The parish staff and people of Immaculate Conception Church
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