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2014 update: Homeward Choir embraced by Atlanta
December 23, 2014ATLANTA—The Atlanta Homeward Choir, made up of men who otherwise call the streets their home, continues to both entertain and form a community. Choir members are drawn from those who use the downtown Atlanta Central Night Shelter to get out of the elements during the winter nights. The shelter is a joint ministry shared by […]
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2014 update: Big sister Sarah Foy honored for unselfish play
December 23, 2014SMYRNA—Hannah Foy of Smyrna is back on the basketball court again. Last winter, Hannah participated for the first time in the Lil’ Cougars basketball program at St. Joseph School in Marietta. Hannah, 7 years old, has Down syndrome and is in a mainstream class at a public school. Her older sister Sarah attends St. Joseph. […]
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2014 update: Refugee family finds home at Corpus Christi
December 23, 2014ATLANTA—The family of Evariste Kabahizi, refugees from the Democratic Republic of Congo, arrived in Atlanta in late August after spending 19 years in a Rwandan refugee camp. They had been driven from their homeland by war. Kabahizi, 74, and his wife, Colette Mukandori, 57, were just beginning the journey to become part of America, along […]
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2014 update: Seminary in India under construction
December 23, 2014KARNATAKA, India—Father Balappa Selvaraj, former chief advocate in the Metropolitan Tribunal of the Atlanta Archdiocese, returned to his native India in June for a period of five years. With the permission of Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory and at the request of Bishop T. Anthony Swamy of the Chikmagalur Diocese in south India, Father Selvaraj is […]
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60 men wrap 1,500 Christmas gifts. It’s a miracle!
December 23, 2014SANDY SPRINGS—The ministry hall of St. Jude the Apostle Church looked like the elves’ workshop the Monday before Thanksgiving as the men’s mentoring group wrapped 1,500 books to give away. Made up of 60 men, some with their young sons in tow, the group gift-wrapped copies of author Matthew Kelly’s book, “The Four Signs of […]
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2014 update: SMILE move due in early 2015
December 23, 2014LILBURN—SMILE is making its move to larger facilities to serve a growing number of special needs clients finally. It has taken several months to hurdle some obstacles, but the St. Mary’s Independent Living Extension nonprofit, known as SMILE, has gotten the green light to move into a larger facility at St. Marguerite d’Youville Church, Lawrenceville. […]
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St. Jude sports teams excel during fall season
December 23, 2014SANDY SPRINGS—The St. Jude the Apostle Jaguar Sports Association capped off a successful fall season. Six different teams from two of its three fall sports programs finished as champions in the Catholic Metro League of Atlanta. The fall sports program includes cross country, soccer and volleyball. St. Jude teams crowned champs include: the under 10 […]
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Pinecrest soccer teams are academic all-stars
December 23, 2014CUMMING—Under the leadership of Pinecrest Academy head varsity soccer coach Chris Kane, the boys and girls soccer teams have been awarded the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Awards for Academic Excellence for the 2013-2014 academic year. For a team to be considered, it must have a composite team grade point average of at […]
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St. Philip Benizi offers free English language, citizen prep programs in January
December 23, 2014JONESBORO—English literacy classes for adults who speak other languages and a program to prepare for the U.S. citizenship test will be offered in January at St. Philip Benizi Parish in Jonesboro. The programs are free. The English literacy program has been in existence at St. Philip Benizi since 2009 and has served students from numerous […]
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To our Georgia Bulletin family…
December 22, 2014Thank you for your support over this past year. We send our prayers to all of you and your loved ones for Christmas blessings and peace in the New Year. The Georgia Bulletin Staff