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School facilities manager says work is ‘heaven on earth’
March 21, 2022Yemane Ghidey, school facilities manager at St. Thomas More School, watches over the students as any grandfather would. The school community recently celebrated the 73-year-old with “Mr. Yemane Day” honoring his service with a smile.
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Atlanta Catholic transforms personal suffering into hope
March 21, 2022The meaning of suffering is something Paula Umana has contemplated often since her diagnosis with a paralyzing neurological disorder seven years ago. The Atlanta Catholic offers hope in a new book sharing the stories of others who suffer.
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Drawn by lives of believers, hundreds exploring the faith
March 20, 2022More than 1,400 women, children and men are preparing to take their next steps in faith by joining the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. They will be received into the church at Easter.
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Expanded Laudato Si’ plan builds on local environmental efforts
March 16, 2022The Archdiocese of Atlanta has expanded its Laudato Si’ Action Plan. The nearly 80-page document provides suggestions for how Catholics can care for the environment, as well as highlight the work of the archdiocese. It is available in English and Spanish.
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Ukrainian Catholic Church collects aid, gathers in prayer for ‘heartbreaking’ conflict
March 16, 2022As the Divine Liturgy concluded at Mother of God Ukrainian Catholic Church in Conyers, the priest standing before the altar led the faithful to pray for “mercy and compassions” for the people in his homeland.
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‘Defend these innocent civilians,’ says Ukrainian Catholic archbishop
March 16, 2022In a March 14 interview, Archbishop Borys Gudziak, the Ukrainian Catholic archbishop of Philadelphia, said Russian President Vladimir Putin did not invade Ukraine out of concern that NATO would encroach on his borders, but fears about the spread of democracy.
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CRS leader concerned by growing needs of refugees fleeing Ukraine
March 9, 2022In response to more than 2 million refugees fleeing the conflict in Ukraine in recent weeks, the president and CEO of Catholic Relief Services said it is “alarming to see the scale of the suffering” in the region.
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Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School gala highlighted its first class
March 6, 2022The Rey of Hope Gala 2022 on Feb. 11 celebrated the first class of students of Cristo Rey Atlanta Jesuit High School, who are set to graduate from college this spring.
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Deacon Joseph Eustace served St. Mary’s Church
March 4, 2022Deacon Joseph Cruess Eustace died on Tuesday, Feb. 22. He was 65 years old. He served in prison ministry and at St. Mary’s Church, Rome.
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The best laid plans of mice and men
March 4, 2022On a blistering August day, my husband and I sat on the back deck having supper and listing our future adventures.