Concealed behind tall brick walls and strong iron gates in a struggling Memphis neighborhood, a group of nuns has been quietly praying for the city and its people since 1932. The monastery closed its doors for good in January of 2020.
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Jubilee Schools Close in Memphis
Due to financial shortfalls, the Catholic Diocese of Memphis closed several of their jubilee schools this week. After a multimillion-dollar donation from an anonymous group of donors, the first Jubilee schools were opened in 1999 in hopes of educating some of the cities poorest children.
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World Peace One Friendship at a Time
Daryl Davis, African-American musician, actor and author, who is best known for befriending leaders of the Ku Klux Klan, was awarded the Memphis Friendship Foundation's first Friendship Award in at a banquet in Memphis.
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Delta Magazine features Memphis Barbecue
Hidden Gems of Memphis BBQ- Wet, dry, naked, jerked, rubbed, tender, tangy, sweet, juicy, and always smoked low and slow, Memphis style. Those are just a few of the ways the 100+ places to eat in Memphis describe their barbecue.
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Remembering the Forgotten
Three veterans were buried with honors; but with no family members present. What could have been a very lonely funeral service was attended by hundreds of community members that packed the West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery in Memphis, Tennessee.
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COULD BE LAST ALBUM BY POPULAR SINGING NUNS DUE TO RAPID GROWTH
COULD BE LAST ALBUM BY POPULAR SINGING NUNS DUE TO RAPID GROWTH
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A SHORT CUT TO DIGNITY
Jazz artist and Grammy-Winner Kirk Whalum gives the homeless: A Short Cut To Dignity~ With Video.
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