Also in this Issue

• Archbishop Gomez: ‘Pray hard’ for all affected by California shooting

• St. Paul of the Cross to have evangelization revival

• Adrian Dominican Sister Virginia O’Reilly, former St. Mary’s teacher, dies

• Abuse crisis, day of discernment, prayer top agenda for Baltimore meeting

• IHM Church and School celebrate 60 years

• Field day at Corpus Christi helps transform church grounds

• Mountain parish breaks ground on new parish hall

• Blessed Trinity retired the baseball jersey of a former player

• Last year’s Georgia football finalists face off in a regular season rematch

• ‘Engage to Educate’ brings Catholic teachers to first statewide conference

• PATH to have fundraiser dinner Nov. 8

• Marist School gets goats to help battle creek erosion

• For Catholics, St. Oscar Romero’s canonization a dream come true

• Pinecrest Academy celebrates 25th anniversary with groundbreaking for new building

• Adrian Dominican Sister Mary Priniski remembers an ‘amazing 50 years’

• Bishop Shlesinger celebrates Green Mass on feast of St. Francis

• Father Michael Steven Sherliza, a priest of the Archdiocese of Atlanta, dies

• Mass spotlights those who are building the church of the future

• ‘Body of Christ’ the unifying theme of national liturgical meeting

• Cathedral to hold All Souls’ Day Requiem

Local News

• Atlanta

  Priests, deacons, seminarians and religious with credible allegations of sexual abuse of minors

  The Archdiocese of Atlanta is committed to the protection of minors, as well as to compliance with the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People. In a spirit of transparency and the hope of continued healing for the survivors of abuse, I have decided to release the […] Full Story

• Atlanta

  Atlanta’s Jewish and Catholic communities discuss finding unity in diversity

  ATLANTA—Days before a gunman attacked the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, more than 250 women and men of Christian and Jewish faiths focused on building unity in a divided society. The gathering on Thursday, Oct. 25, called Repairing the World, is the fourth annual event bringing together the two faith communities, organized by […] Full Story

• Acworth

  St. Clare of Assisi Church built with helping hands

  ACWORTH—Hundreds of smiling parishioners filled their new sanctuary at St. Clare of Assisi Church on a recent celebratory Sunday. With afternoon sunlight beaming through windows, choirs and instrumentalists led hymns in English and Spanish. Yet it was the beautiful silences that captured the joy and emotion of the dedication Mass Oct. 28. Bishop Joel M. […] Full Story | En Español

• Atlanta

  Courage Apostolate member Daniel Mattson shares story at Georgia Tech

  ATLANTA—When asked by a student how to talk to a gay friend about the morality of homosexuality, author Daniel Mattson told an audience of students at the Georgia Tech Catholic Center, “Your job is to love him, as he is.” “You relate to him, one on one. That is really the way of the Gospel,” […] Full Story

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