Georgia Bulletin

The Newspaper of the Catholic Archdiocese of Atlanta

  1. Families prepare for a different kind of school year

    On Aug. 12, many students will return to in-person classes in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The schools will be different than the ones they left quickly in the spring when Gov. Brian Kemp ordered them closed to curb the novel coronavirus.

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  2. Archdiocesan schools resume classes August 12

    Archdiocesan schools will open soon for classroom instruction but will be providing flexibility for families to allow distance learning for up to eight weeks. School Superintendent Harold ‘Hal’ Plummer said in a letter sent July 20 to all the school leaders and parents he is confident schools are prepared for the fall semester.

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  3. St. Ann volunteers harvesting hope with community garden

    Eyeing an empty plot on the St. Ann Church campus, SVdP food pantry leaders decided to break ground on a community garden. Although it was long a topic of conversation at the Marietta parish, it took the COVID-19 lockdown to make it happen.

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  4. Mass dispensation extended through August 30

    Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv., has extended the dispensation from the obligation to attend Mass through Sunday, Aug 30.

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  5. Pope, U.S. bishops ‘saddened’ by Turkish court ruling on Hagia Sophia

    Pope Francis said he was saddened after a Turkish court ruled to revert the iconic Hagia Sophia museum into a mosque.

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