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The priests of Atlanta speak against racism
June 16, 2020On Pentecost Sunday, priests of the Archdiocese of Atlanta spoke about opposing racism and racial violence.
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Bulletin Notes to include virtual events
June 16, 2020Parishes, schools and other Catholic organizations are invited to send upcoming event and program details for Bulletin Notes to The Georgia Bulletin to be published, resuming in the July 9 issue.
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Catholics march in downtown Atlanta for racial justice
June 12, 2020On June 11, more than 400 Catholics filled Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive in front of the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Atlanta to protest racism and racial injustice. The peaceful protest brought together Catholics of all ages and races.
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Sisters with Atlanta ties mark jubilees
June 12, 2020Two sisters who previously served in the Archdiocese of Atlanta are celebrating jubilees during 2020.
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Toccoa parishioners distribute masks
June 12, 2020The Vietnamese community at St. Mary Church distributed close to 1,000 homemade and washable face masks throughout the Toccoa-Stephens County and Lavonia area.
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The companionship of Mary
June 12, 2020It was at our baptism that Mary became our Mother. From that time on, she urged us, moved us toward her son, until we were ready to receive him in the gift of the Holy Eucharist.
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Absurdity and Hemingway’s ‘The Old Man and the Sea’
June 12, 2020“The Old Man and the Sea” begins in despair. Santiago hasn’t caught a fish in 84 days; he is about to give up. Yet the novel moves toward hope; the old man gets up, he goes to sea, he keeps trying.
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Departing Franciscans leave enduring spirit at UGA Catholic Center
June 11, 2020The Franciscan friars, in their recognizable brown robes, will be leaving The Catholic Center at the University of Georgia at the end of June. Their departure ends some 60 years of ministry at the flagship university.
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Honoring the spring athletes of the Class of 2020
June 11, 2020The Georgia Bulletin honors the senior athletes at Catholic schools whose spring seasons were cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Bible marathon brings hope during pandemic
June 11, 2020Parishioners at St. Mary Mother of God Church in Jackson participated in a ‘round-the-clock Bible reading marathon May 28-June 1.