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Well Acted, ‘Million Dollar Baby’ Has Unsettling Turn
February 3, 2005“Million Dollar Baby,” the latest film directed by and starring Clint Eastwood, is a portrait of two lonely people who forge an unlikely relationship. The acting is superb and the story is touching, but viewers should be warned that the final third of the film takes an unexpected and unsettling turn. Eastwood stars as Frankie […]
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Fallen Soldier Taught Respect, Loved Life
February 3, 2005A calm rhythm of mourning settled in the sanctuary of Transfiguration Church as the parents of Pfc. Jesus Fonseca Jr. knelt and recited the rosary in Spanish before the wooden coffin, draped with the American flag and a small Mexican one, that cradled the body of their son, who was shot while serving in Iraq. […]
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Confessions Of A Shopping Addict
January 27, 2005It’s that time of year again: the January clearance sales, and I am prowling around at the mall, when I spot a rack of cotton sweaters in every shade of the rainbow. I have come to the department store to exchange a pair of jeans, but now find myself lusting over the sweaters, and when […]
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Athens Parish Holds ‘Christ Renews His Parish’ Weekends
January 27, 2005Thirty men from St. Joseph Parish spent the weekend of Dec. 11-12, 2004, at Monsignor Donovan High School in Athens, taking part in St. Joseph’s second “Christ Renews His Parish” weekend for men. CRHP has existed for more than 30 years. Recommended by the renewal office of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the program, […]
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Teens Encouraged To Act On Pro-Life Convictions
January 27, 2005Dina Rowland was a junior at the University of Georgia in Athens when she had an abortion. A graduate of St. Pius X High School, she was a straight A student and cheerleader who came from a large and loving family. But when she became pregnant 19 years ago, the happy life she’d led threatened […]
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‘We Too Are Engaged In A Struggle For Justice And For The Life Of The Innocent’
January 27, 2005The following is the text of remarks made by Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory of Atlanta on Jan. 21, 2005 at the state Capitol. My Dear Friends, I am honored to stand before you this afternoon for the first time, not just as the leader of North Georgia’s four hundred thousand Catholics, but proudly as a […]
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Sister Helen Prejean To Speak At St. Brendan Church
January 27, 2005Sister Helen Prejean will present “Raising Life & Death Questions” at St. Brendan Church in Cumming at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 2. A Gospel perspective on issues of life and death will be the focus of this special presentation by the internationally acclaimed Sister of St. Joseph, who ministers to prisoners on Death Row […]
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Actress Brings Life Of Dorothy Day To Local Churches
January 27, 2005The Open Door Community of Atlanta and the Seamless Garment Catholic Worker of Marietta invite the public to a performance of “Fool for Christ: A Story of Dorothy Day.” Actress Sarah Melici stars in this one-woman dramatization portraying the life of the founder of the Catholic Worker Movement. The performance begins at 7 p.m. on […]
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Parish Offers Job Ministry
January 27, 2005Transfiguration Church sponsors an active CareerCare Ministry, which supports those who are in career transition either through unemployment, misemployment, or who have a desire to change their present job situation. CareerCare meets on Monday evenings and Tuesday mornings in the adult education/OCI room at the church, 1815 Blackwell Road. On Mondays from 7-7:30 p.m. a […]
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Sister Mary Ann Foggin Will Speak At Magnificat
January 27, 2005Sister Mary Ann Foggin, a former Cathedral of Christ the King parishioner who recently professed her final vows as a woman Religious, will speak at the Magnificat breakfast for women on Saturday, Feb. 12, in Lilburn. A native of Staten Island, N.Y., the oldest of three girls, Sister Foggin attended high school in Connecticut and […]