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Popular ‘Cotton Patch Gospel’ Extended To Nov. 20
October 27, 2005Theatrical Outfit will extend the run of its popular production of “Cotton Patch Gospel” until Nov. 20 in the Outfit’s new home at the Balzer Theater at Herren’s in downtown Atlanta. It is the first show to launch the 2005-2006 Outfit season and is an all-time favorite with area audiences. “Cotton Patch Gospel” was written […]
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Archbishop Announces Change in Annual Appeal Policy
October 27, 2005Each year, Catholics in North Georgia are asked to contribute to the primary fundraising effort of the Archdiocese of Atlanta, the Archbishop’s Annual Appeal. And each year, the funds collected through this campaign go to support the vital programs and ministries that form the compassionate and social justice work of the church, including the support […]
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A Change Of Heart: Having Fun By The Sea
October 27, 2005My husband and I are dangling a raw chicken leg, tied to a string, from the second floor balcony of our rented condo in Cedar Key, Fla. It is hard to imagine why two people with graduate degrees in engineering (him) and philosophy (me), people who floss daily, take vitamins and work in a theology […]
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What I Have Seen and Heard (October 27, 2005)
October 27, 2005On one of the final evenings of my trip to Rome, I had a pizza with a friend of mine who works at the Congregation for the Saints, the Vatican office that oversees the processes for canonizations. We talked about many different things, including several of the many causes for sainthood of Americans that are […]
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What I Have Seen and Heard (October 20, 2005)
October 20, 2005This week, several friends from Atlanta will visit Rome, and I can’t wait to see them! A few of our priests are coming over for a vacation and some members of an Atlanta family that I have come to know quite well will be here for a couple of days. It represents a wonderful opportunity […]
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Hurricane’s Distress Touches Seniors, Who Respond
October 20, 2005Voices are a funny thing. Sometimes it’s not what is said, but rather what is felt, that sends up an immediate alarm. The quiet tones of my mom’s quivering words echoed loudly to me that something was wrong. “Are you all right?” I asked. Her response was slow and deliberate. “I’m OK, but have you […]
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ConQuest Games To Be Held At Pinecrest
October 20, 2005On Saturday, Nov. 5, youth athletes will take to the field in a day of sport and Christian fellowship at the fifth annual ConQuest Games. The games are a chance for boys from various schools to come together for a daylong competition for awards and fun in a variety of sports, including flag football, soccer, […] Full Story
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At 75, St. Mary’s Continues Vital Legacy of Faith
October 20, 2005The steeple of St. Mary’s Church blends into the Rome skyline and provides a landmark not only for Catholics in the city, but for all who visit the town. The height of a 12-story building, St. Mary’s steeple represents more than just aesthetically pleasing architecture. It is a symbol, a hallmark of the dedication and […] Full Story
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Priests Invited To Concelebrate All Souls Day Mass With Archbishop
October 20, 2005All priests of the archdiocese are warmly invited to join Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory on All Souls Day, Nov. 2, at 10:30 a.m. to concelebrate the annual All Souls Day Mass offered in the Priests Section of Arlington Memorial Park. The Mass will be followed by a luncheon for all the priests hosted by the […]
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Chaplain Reflects On Second Tour Of Duty In Iraq
October 20, 2005Army chaplain Father Michael Heninger experienced the critical need for spiritual nourishment in the war zone and saw how just as there are no atheists in foxholes, there are no slackers at Mass in Baghdad. This stalwart priest with expressive eyes and a gentle smile still has a hopeful, peaceful and pastoral presence that makes […]