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Catholics cannot be ‘unengaged spectators’ amid current events, pope says
September 2, 2026At his Sept. 2 general audience, Pope Leo began a new series of reflections on the Second Vatican Council’s pastoral constitution “Gaudium et Spes,” which examines the relationship between the Church and the modern world.
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My meeting with Pope Leo XIV: Our companion in Christ
September 2, 2026I made a pilgrimage to Italy in early August with some friends of mine, and we visited Rome, Pietrelcina and Assisi. In Rome, I was blessed to attend the Wednesday audience with Pope Leo XIV in the Basilica of St. Peter.
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More than 270 faith leaders urge Trump administration to extend TPS for El Salvador
August 25, 2026Hundreds of faith leaders and organizations, including Georgia’s bishops, are urging the Trump administration to extend Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, for El Salvador before it expires in September.
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Faith carries Catholics who lost family in 9/11 attacks
August 20, 2026As the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks draws near, Catholics who lost family members at the World Trade Center share how their faith has carried them through the years.
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The Assumption: Pope encourages reflection on Mary’s authentic beauty
August 17, 2026Christians are called to reflect Mary’s authentic beauty, revealed through a life of enduring love rather than worldly aesthetic standards, Pope Leo XIV said. Celebrating the Feast of the Assumption, the pope said the artistic depictions of a youthful Mary ascending to heaven stand in stark contrast to the reality of aging.
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The blind leading the blind? A fair appraisal of Nolan’s ‘Odyssey’ and the truth of myth
August 13, 2026While my family and I waited to buy tickets for Christopher Nolan’s massive adaptation of Homer’s great epic, “The Odyssey,” I had an interesting marketing idea.
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Pinecrest grad performs with symphony
August 13, 2026A graduate of Pinecrest Academy made a guest appearance with the Augusta Symphony for its Symphonic Dances concert in May. Evelyn Fuentes is an up-and-coming musician whose talent earned her the privilege to share the stage with the symphony.
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Georgia Bulletin columnist Lauretta Hannon publishes spiritual memoir
August 13, 2026Lauretta Hannon, a parishioner at St. Mary’s Church in Rome, is a guest columnist for The Georgia Bulletin and author of two memoirs—her most recent a spiritual memoir. “A Priest Walks into a Waffle House: Stories from a Gritty, Grace-Filled Life” shares tales from Hannon’s childhood to her discovery of the Catholic faith and beyond.
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Reach for Excellence marks 25th anniversary
August 13, 2026The Reach for Excellence at the Marist School organization began in 2001 to help students from working-class backgrounds prepare for college-prep high schools. Organizers, supporters and students celebrated its 25th anniversary this year.
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Catholic Charities’ work showcased in ‘People of Hope’ traveling museum
August 12, 2026The People of Hope traveling museum spotlights neighbors in need and those who help them. Catholic Charities Atlanta hosted the exhibit’s two-day visit in Roswell as an opportunity to spread awareness about the work the nonprofit does.