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Battling the demons prowling through our lives
March 19, 2020There was an old monk often visited by people seeking spiritual help. One day, someone asked, “Father, how did you learn to pray?”
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Reporting system to record abuse complaints against bishops begins
March 19, 2020A reporting system accepting sexual misconduct allegations against U.S. bishops and eparchs is in place. Called the Catholic Bishops Abuse Reporting Service, or CBAR, the system became operational March 16.
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Catholics adjust to worship, life disruptions in time of coronavirus
March 19, 2020Catholics are believers shaped by ritual and sacraments, so without the community or sacraments, it can be jarring, said Father Dennis Dorner. He hopes during this time of separation that people learn to create their “own ritual and faith life within their own sacred space.”
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Pinecrest and Walker split in baseball doubleheader
March 19, 2020After a rainout prevented Pinecrest Academy and The Walker School baseball teams from playing the previous day, they decided to play an evening doubleheader on Walker’s lighted field Wednesday, March 11.
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Archdiocese partners with High Museum for Stations of the Cross devotion
March 19, 2020Drawing from a diversity of art and reflections, believers can trace the final hours of Jesus’ life in a new Stations of the Cross devotion. Pieces from the High Museum of Art’s collection reveal religious expressions from unexpected sources. The devotions can be found online.
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Staying connected to faith while at home
March 19, 2020Here is a list of ideas for staying spiritually connected as the community works to keep the most vulnerable people safe from COVID-19, a coronavirus.
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CDC director ‘not shy about his Catholic faith,’ says pastor
March 19, 2020When Msgr. Richard Woy sees Dr. William Redfield, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, on television these days flanked by medical experts issuing the latest guidance on the novel coronavirus he doesn’t just see one of the top health officials in the U.S., he sees one of the faithful.
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The pope prays for the dead
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Archdiocese of Atlanta suspends all public Masses through April 5
March 16, 2020The Archdiocese of Atlanta has announced suspension of all public Masses effective March 17 and extending through April 5. The suspension of Masses includes the weekends of March 21-22, March 28-29 and April 4-5.
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Archdiocesan schools announce closure
March 13, 2020The Archdiocese of Atlanta’s schools will close for two weeks, starting Monday, March 16 in the greater interest of public health amid the spread of COVID-19. The closure was announced Friday, March 13, by Superintendent Dr. Diane Starkovich.