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Timeline Of Events Related To Health Reform Mandate
May 24, 2012Here is a timeline of key events related to the health reform law and the Department of Health and Human Services’ requirement that contraceptives, including some abortion-inducing drugs, and sterilizations be covered free of charge in most health plans. Feb. 22, 2010: President Barack Obama releases his proposal for health reform. March 23, 2010: The […]
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Religious Freedom Rallies Set For June
May 24, 2012The next Stand Up For Religious Freedom Rally in the Atlanta Archdiocese will take place at noon on Friday, June 8, in Athens. A second June rally is planned for Friday, June 22, at Marist School, Atlanta. The rallies, sponsored by the Pro-Life Action League and Citizens for a Pro-Life Society, are among a number […]
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List Of 43 Plaintiffs In 12 Lawsuits Against HHS Mandate
May 24, 2012Here, listed by the federal jurisdiction in which they were filed, are the plaintiffs in the 12 lawsuits filed May 21 against the Department of Health and Human Services’ mandate that most health plans must cover sterilizations and contraceptives, including some abortion-inducing drugs. District of Columbia – Archdiocese of Washington – Consortium of Catholic Academies, […]
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Catholic Dioceses, Agencies Sue To Stop HHS Mandate
May 24, 2012Forty-three Catholic dioceses, schools, hospitals, social service agencies and other institutions filed suit in federal court May 21 to stop three government agencies from implementing a mandate that would require them to cover contraceptives and sterilization in their health plans. “Through this lawsuit, plaintiffs do not seek to impose their religious beliefs on others,” said […]
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Blessed John XXXIII at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Carrollton
May 24, 2012I took a recent road trip to Carrollton, home of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. I drove there to gather details about the community’s 50th anniversary. The parish is profiled in the May 24 edition of “The Georgia Bulletin.” I also found this unique statue on its campus of Blessed John XXXIII, who convened the […]
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The Month of May Is A Sports Bonanza
May 22, 2012March brings the “Madness” of the NCAA basketball tournament, but that’s just one sport. May, on the other hand, is jammed packed with a host of sporting events. The first two legs of horse racing’s Triple Crown, The Kentucky Derby and The Preakness, are run the first Saturday and the third Saturday of May, respectively. In […]
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Award-Winning Lobster Bisque
May 11, 2012In the May 10 edition of the Georgia Bulletin, we featured in the Notable column, the first cook-off by the Southside Ultreya first Men’s Cook-off. Thom Miller won first place for his lobster bisque. He kindly shared the recipe. So, if you want to try your hand at it, below is the how-to for the […]
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What I Have Seen and Heard for May 10, 2012
May 10, 2012I positively love going to Rome! It reminds me of my youth, as I arrived in that blessed city for the first time in early September 1976 as a young priest embarking upon what would eventually prove to be an adventure of study and ongoing priestly formation that has changed and completely shaped my life. […]
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St. Thomas Aquinas Marks 40 Years As A Parish
May 10, 2012St. Thomas Aquinas will celebrate its 40th anniversary on Friday, May 25, with Mass at 7:30 p.m., followed by an ice cream social. The Mass will be celebrated by Atlanta Auxiliary Bishop Luis R. Zarama. Founded as a mission parish of the Cathedral of Christ the King in 1959, the church was initially comprised of […]
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Letter To My Beautiful Mom
May 10, 2012Dear Mommy: Mother’s Day is nearly here, and you know what that means. Yes, just like in the past, I’ll be glancing at the greeting cards and imagining which one I would buy you. On the big day itself, I will gaze longingly at the women in church who are there with their moms and […]