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Deacon Donald W. Marchildon remembered
November 12, 2021Deacon Donald Wood Marchildon of Athens died peacefully and surrounded by family on Oct. 25. He was 84 years old.
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A new church home for Dawsonville Catholics
November 12, 2021Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv, consecrated a new church building for Christ the Redeemer Church in Dawsonville on the Feast of All Saints, Nov. 1.
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Sister Susan Arcaro’s decades-long ministry started with sharing meals
November 12, 2021Sister Susan Arcaro has spent nearly three decades in the Archdiocese of Atlanta helping others get to the core of faith by seeing how God stirs their souls. Sister Susan, 78, has been a member of the Cenacle Sisters for 60 years.
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Advent season a time for reflection, preparation
November 12, 2021The season of Advent, “a time of expected waiting,” marks a new liturgical year and includes the four Sundays and weekdays leading up to Christmas. This year, Advent begins on Sunday, Nov. 28.
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Toward unity through loving dialogue rather than debate
November 11, 2021With the hope of fruitful dialogue in the upcoming synod of the Catholic Church, we may find ourselves more willing to enter a debate than dialogue. If we simply debate as in a competition, we may overlook the repercussion that this will have to unity.
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Cathedral of Christ the King hosts exact casting of Michelangelo’s Pietà
November 11, 2021A life-size marble casting of Michelangelo’s ‘Pietà’ is on display at the Cathedral of Christ the King in Atlanta. The Carrara marble, exact casting of Pietà, is the 54th of only 100 authorized to be created and placed.
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St. Anna Church honors heroes who served
November 11, 2021St. Anna Church’s Knights of Columbus Council 14425 paid tribute to service men and women for the fourth straight year with its Wall of Honor (WOH) at the Monroe parish.
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Veterans share love of faith and country
November 11, 2021During November—National Veterans and Military Families Month—Americans are encouraged to honor veterans and their family members. Learn about local Catholic veterans and how you can help those who served.
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Bishops’ focus on Communion crisis highlights bigger issue, theologians say
November 10, 2021The bishops’ renewed attention to Communion highlights something bigger some theologians point out, saying the perceived crisis over a lack of understanding about the sacrament also indicates a lack of devotion and understanding of just what the church has to offer and what it means to be Catholic.
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Remembering Deacon Raymond Egan
November 10, 2021Deacon Raymond F. Egan of Dunwoody died on Saturday, Nov. 6. He was 86 years old.