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Feed My Starving Children partners with UGA Catholic Center to host MobilePack
April 4, 2025Feed My Starving Children will host its annual MobilePack event on April 25-27 in Athens. Nearly 1,000 volunteers will pack 185,000 meals for children around the world.
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A Lenten journey of hope
April 3, 2025Pope Francis’ Lenten message has taken on new meaning as we witnessed his own personal suffering, especially during these weeks of Lent. He has shown us firsthand what it means to unite our own personal sufferings with Christ and never to lose hope.
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From the Archives: A cartoon makes the cut
April 3, 2025Between 1973 and 1987, The Georgia Bulletin ran editorial articles and cartoons by frequent contributor Dave McGill. Born in Slidell, Louisiana, McGill came to Atlanta in 1966 to teach engineering at Georgia Tech and was a parishioner at Immaculate Heart of Mary.
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Young people, tech lovers connect with soon-to-be-St. Carlo Acutis
April 3, 2025Young people are especially drawn to Blessed Carlo Acutis, who will be canonized April 27. A Mass and celebration of his canonization will be held in Atlanta.
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Georgia bishops express gratitude for passage of HB 123
April 2, 2025The Georgia Senate passed House Bill 123, a measure to protect vulnerable individuals from the death penalty, March 31. The House unanimously approved the bill earlier in the session. The bill awaits the governor’s signature to become law. Georgia’s bishops express gratitude to lawmakers and advocates.
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Father Bruce Wilkinson, pastor and Black Catholic ministry leader, dies
April 2, 2025Father Bruce W. Wilkinson, who was a longtime pastor at Most Blessed Sacrament Church in Atlanta, died March 24. He was 70 years old.
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Celebrating Flannery O’Connor’s life of grace
March 26, 2025When I first read stories by Flannery O’Connor in college, I was thoroughly horrified by the violence.
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Passing the Dragon: Revisiting Flannery O’Connor’s True Country after 100 years
March 26, 2025One hundred years after Flannery O’ Connor’s birth, she has been miscast at two extremes, either as a racist or as a saint. She was neither.
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Father James Harrison, founding principal of St. Pius X High School, remembered
March 25, 2025Father James Lawrence “Jim” Harrison, the founding principal of St. Pius X High School, died March 7. He was 95 years old.
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Pope returns to Vatican after long hospitalization
March 23, 2025Immediately before leaving Rome’s Gemelli hospital after more than five weeks of treatment for double pneumonia and infections, Pope Francis greeted hundreds of people who gathered outside the hospital March 23.