Education
Diocese of Memphis to honor 8 teachers at Evening of Excellence
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The Diocese of Memphis will honor eight teachers for their commitment to Catholic education during an Evening of Excellence on Saturday, November 14. The event begins at 6:00 p.m. at St. Benedict at Auburndale Catholic High School in Cordova.
The program includes musical performances by Catholic school choirs, orchestras, and bands. During the ceremony, the diocese will present one teacher with the 2025-2026 Christ the Teacher Award.
Organizers intend to raise $50,000 to support professional formation for Catholic school teachers through the Emmaus Institute. Tickets and further event details are available through the diocese's official flyer.
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- Official sourceJoin us for an Evening of Excellence in Catholic Education at SBA
Diocese of Memphis · Ezequiel Lopez
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