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SUMMARY:TN Writers/TN Stories with Joe Pagetta
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CATEGORIES:literary
DESCRIPTION:Joe Pagetta\, The Apostle of Tennessee: The Indefatigable Lif
 e and Ministry of Father Aloysius Orengo (Vanderbilt University Press) \n
 \n\n\nWhen Nashville became a Catholic diocese in 1837\, it was mostly an 
 aspirational exercise. The few Catholics scattered throughout the state we
 re ministered to only occasionally by missionary priests who traveled by h
 orseback from Kentucky. It is believed that Hugh Rogan\, who arrived in Mi
 ddle Tennessee in 1780 after working as a surveyor for the Continental Arm
 y\, did not see a priest for 50 years. That all changed when the Italian-b
 orn Father Aloysius “Luigi” Orengo arrived in Nashville in 1848. He tr
 aveled all over the state\, sleeping in the woods\, using his saddle for a
  pillow\, and eating cheese and crackers. He’s credited with building ch
 urches in Franklin\, Columbia\, Pulaski\, East Nashville\, Tracy City\, Ga
 llatin\, Humboldt\, Brownsville\, Grand Junction\, Covington\, Jackson\, a
 nd McEwen. But for as influential as he was\, Father Orengo’s story rema
 ined untold\, until now.
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LOCATION:TN State Museum\, 1000 Rosa L Parks Blvd\, Nashville\, TN\, 37208
 \, United States
URL:https://www.humanitiestennessee.org/event/tn-writers-tn-stories-with-j
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SUMMARY:38th Annual Southern Festival of Books
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DESCRIPTION:Vanderbilt University Presents: The Southern Festival of Books
 \, a program of Humanities TennesseeOCTOBER 17 (9am to 6pm)OCTOBER 18 (10a
 m to 5pm)​The Southern Festival of Books: A Celebration of the Written W
 ord is among the oldest literary festivals in the country\, annually welco
 ming hundreds of authors and thousands of visitors to downtown Nashville e
 ach OctoberThe Festival is free and includes performance stages\, food tru
 cks\, and loads of publishers and booksellers.
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LOCATION:TN
URL:https://www.humanitiestennessee.org/event/38th-annual-southern-festiva
 l-of-books/
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