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Remaining healthy in ministry
September 29, 2022When asked which is the most important commandment, Jesus responds with “You must love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength.”
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New farm helps people with disabilities ‘to live, work and thrive’
September 29, 2022An innovative farm in Peachtree Corners grows produce and raises animals while providing employment opportunities for people with disabilities. The program vision is building a wrap-around community, employing about 50 people to work on the farm, five greenhouses and 15 supported living homes.
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Archdiocese updates credible allegations list for priests outside of Atlanta
September 28, 2022The Archdiocese of Atlanta updated its list of “Other Diocesan Priests with Credible Allegations of Child Abuse outside the Archdiocese of Atlanta” on Sept. 27.
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Jesus, present in the Eucharist, inspires compassion, pope says
September 25, 2022Pope Francis concelebrated Mass at an outdoor stadium in the southern Italian city of Matera, which was host to Italy’s 27th National Eucharistic Congress Sept. 22-25. He asked all to rediscover the prayer of adoration and to pray for a ‘eucharistic’ church.
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From the Archives: The impact of St. Paul of the Cross School
September 22, 2022This year marks what would have been the 65th anniversary of St. Paul of the Cross School, founded in 1957 to serve the growing African American population on Atlanta’s west side.
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Atlantans visit Our Mother of Africa Chapel ahead of National Black Catholic Congress
September 21, 2022The National Black Catholic Congress (NBCC) hosted a pilgrimage to the Our Mother of Africa Chapel of the National Shrine in Washington, D.C. Atlanta delegates to the upcoming NBCC Congress XIII attended the celebration, learning about the chapel’s history on its anniversary.
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Beatification cause for Georgia Martyrs moves forward
September 20, 2022The sainthood cause for the five Franciscan Georgia Martyrs moved forward. In the late 16th century, Spanish missions with Franciscans were established along the coast in Florida’s northern frontier. The Spanish worked and lived among the native Gaule people. In 1597, five friars serving on the Georgia coast were killed.
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St. Pius X hosts 10th Pink Out Softball Tournament
September 19, 2022For the past 10 years, St. Pius X High School has hosted the Pink Out tournament, bringing the community together to watch rivals battle it out on the softball diamond. It also raises money to support a scholarship fund at the school.
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Love is an impossible habit to break
September 19, 2022I’ve been running after peace ever since the bottom of my life fell out, when my husband died. At first grief was like a hungry monster that stalked me constantly and devoured any shreds of peace in my heart.
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Queen Elizabeth II: A life devoted to service
September 15, 2022On Sept. 8, the Feast of the Nativity of Mary observed by both the Catholic Church and Anglican Church, we received news that Queen Elizabeth II had died peacefully, with her family by her side.