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‘Lord, come and get me!’
February 10, 2026“Want me to come get you?” This was the message Adam, my cousin’s son, sent me during the recent winter storm, when driving was treacherous. He lives about 400 miles away, but he was willing to jump into his truck and head north if I needed him.
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Nostra Aetate event celebrates relationships and encounter among people of faith
February 10, 2026More than 150 people gathered at Marist School for a panel conversation with Rabbi Noam Marans and Bishop Joel M. Konzen, SM, on the landmark Second Vatican Council document “Nostra Aetate” that reshaped relations between two faiths.
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Georgia faith leaders urge de-escalation and a renewed commitment to peace
February 9, 2026The bishops of Georgia join faith leaders of First Five Freedoms in signing a letter urging a renewed commitment to peace amid tensions in Minneapolis and across the nation.
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St. Lawrence’s new chapel reflects rising interest in eucharistic devotion
February 9, 2026For the first time, St. Lawrence Church has a dedicated chapel for adoration. Named the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel, it is open five days a week, 12 hours a day, as a place set aside instead of a shared space.
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Aquinas Center names new executive director
February 6, 2026The Aquinas Center of Theology at Emory University named Alice Cameron as its executive director. She is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame.
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Emory’s Aquinas Center honors namesake saint with special programming
February 6, 2026At Emory University’s Aquinas Day on Jan. 29, historian Matthew Cressler examined the understanding of faithfulness, as he explored what it means to be a “good” Catholic.
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Archdiocese of Atlanta launches web redesign to better serve audiences
February 6, 2026The Archdiocese of Atlanta launched a redesigned website, splitting its main platform into two in an effort to better serve public and internal church users.
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Fasting or feasting on Christ
February 4, 2026As we journey through Lent, we should ask ourselves repeatedly if our Lenten practices are rooted in an outcome or aimed toward union with God.
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Remembering Dr. King’s ‘powerful witness to the truth’
January 29, 2026Atlanta Catholics recalled the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with an archdiocesan Mass and at a special program at Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School.
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‘Nature to advantage dressed’: Alexander Pope’s triumph over anti-Catholicism
January 29, 2026Among all the great English poets across British literary history, Alexander Pope stands with only a few who are pillars of their age. We associate Shakespeare, Chaucer, Wordsworth and Yeats with certain eras; likewise, Pope, a Catholic, represents the finest poetry in Restoration Literature.