Georgia Bulletin

News of the Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta

  1. Open Doors expands inclusion, sense of belonging for students with disabilities

    Open Doors, a program of the Archdiocese of Atlanta’s Office of Catholic Schools, helps educate students with intellectual disabilities and other diverse learning needs. The newly-launched capital campaign of the archdiocese will further support the program.

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  2. Rooted in Christ—Growing in Faith: Archdiocese launches $185 million campaign

    Citing continued growth in the Catholic community in north and central Georgia, Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv., has launched the first archdiocesan capital campaign in 30 years.

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  3. St. John Paul II Mission in Gainesville becomes a parish

    On Oct. 22, Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv., celebrated the elevation Mass marking the canonical establishment of St. John Paul II Mission in Gainesville as a parish. The date was especially meaningful as it was the feast day of St. John Paul II.

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  4. Georgia Martyrs’ beatification the next big event for US Church

    While six years separate the most recent U.S. beatifications of Blessed Michael J. McGivney in 2020 and Blessed Fulton J. Sheen on Sept. 24, mere weeks pass before the next: five Franciscan friars known as the Georgia Martyrs on Oct. 31 in Savannah.

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  5. Pope returns to Vatican for Angelus following cancer surgery

    One week after Pope Leo XIV revealed to the world that he would be undergoing lung surgery, the pope returned to the window of the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace Oct. 18, thanking Catholics worldwide for their prayers.

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