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St. Catherine Of Siena Hosts Event For Fathers and Sons
March 11, 2004St. Catherine of Siena Church will host its first Father and Son Mass and Breakfast on Sunday, March 28, at 9 a.m. The event is open to all fathers and sons in the archdiocese. During the Mass, participating fathers and sons will have a designated seating area and will receive a special blessing. Breakfast will […]
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Vincentian, Grandson Promote Annual Hunger Walk
March 11, 2004On Sunday, March 21, Nick Valentino will lace up his running shoes and once again join grandfather Dick Valentino in the 20th annual Hunger Walk at Turner Field. This year marks the fourth year the Valentinos will work together to raise funds for the St. Vincent de Paul Society through the yearly walk/run. Dick, a […]
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Knights Councils Sponsor March 25 Mass
March 11, 2004On the feast of the Annunciation, March 25, Mass will be celebrated at St. Peter Chanel Church at 7 p.m. sponsored by the St. Peter Chanel Knights of Columbus Council 13217 and Our Lady of LaSalette Knights of Columbus Council 8376. Mass will be followed by Benediction. The Mass will be celebrated in commemoration of […]
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Parish To Hold Mission Exploring Three Faces Of God
March 11, 2004St. Thomas the Apostle Church is holding a parish mission exploring the “Three Faces of God” from Monday-Thursday, March 22-25. Sessions will be in the mornings at 10:30 a.m. and repeated in the evenings at 7 p.m. It will be led by Father Gene Barrette, a LaSalette missionary who is a parochial vicar there. “Are […]
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Holy Family Parishioner Ordained Transitional Deacon
March 11, 2004In the presence of family, friends and well-wishers, Neil Joseph Herlihy was ordained to the transitional diaconate by Archbishop John F. Donoghue on Feb. 27 at Holy Family Church. This step in his journey to priesthood has been a long time coming. Originally from New York, Herlihy moved to Atlanta over 15 years ago and […]
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Two Zen Men And A Christian At ‘The Passion’
March 4, 2004I went to see “The Passion of the Christ” on opening day with my friends Hamilton and Gene. Hamilton is a twenty-something barista at the local Starbuck’s. During his breaks from work we talk about literature and girls and culture and dating and Buddhism and courtship and Christianity too. Zen meditation is his main spiritual […]
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The Faith Of C.S. Lewis
March 4, 2004C.S. Lewis died Nov. 22, 1963. He was a Christian writer who had no peer when it came to challenging skeptics. Though he was a brilliant defender of the faith, it may come as a surprise to learn that Clive Staples Lewis was an atheist most of his adult life. His mysterious conversion from nonbelief […]
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C.S. Lewis’ ‘Four Loves’ Defines The Ultimate Love
March 4, 2004We all long to love and be loved. We’re made for it. But do we know what we ask, when we ask for love? We toss around, stretch, beat and mold the word “love” into so many different square pegs which we then attempt to cram into the round holes of our hearts—that we’re not […]
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Gibson’s ‘Passion’ Prompts Efforts To Evangelize
March 4, 2004Carol Braun went on a church outing to see “The Passion of the Christ” with four theaters full of members from St. Peter Chanel Church in Roswell and St. Brigid’s in Alpharetta. She left feeling “very proud, very joyful and like somebody finally got it right on the screen.” Her whole family was “blown away […]
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Atlanta Hosts Image Of Our Lady Of Guadalupe
March 4, 2004For the first time since 1994, an image of Our Lady of Guadalupe will travel to parishes, homes and abortion mills in the Atlanta area. The image is one of four life-size copies made from the original supernatural picture in Mexico to journey around the world on a peace mission. It is believed that all […]