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What Can We Really Say To Jesus?
October 11, 2012When my cousin’s stepfather was dying, there were many people who didn’t understand all the sacrifices she made to take care of him. Although she was working full-time, she still managed to do the hundred-and-one things necessary to assure that he was comfortable. Some people, she said, acted as if she were crazy. They just […]
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Dominicans Fostered Prayer Devotion Of The Rosary
October 11, 2012Helen Martin and a dozen others can be found kneeling in St. Matthew Church, Tyrone, almost every Thursday, praying for others, rosary beads slowly moving through their fingers. “Every week, we always add intentions (of prayer),” said Martin, who is 70. For Catholics, October is dedicated to the rosary. October 7 is the feast of […]
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Georgia Dioceses Challenge HHS Mandate In Court
October 11, 2012The Archdiocese of Atlanta, led by Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory, and other Catholic entities in Georgia have filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Health and Human Services’ contraceptive mandate. Included in the lawsuit are the Diocese of Savannah and Bishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv., Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Atlanta and Christ the […]
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Prayer to Saint Raphael
October 11, 2012This prayer was recently discussed at a recent luncheon hosted by the Catholic Foundation of North Georgia. Professor Emeritus of English at Georgia State University William Sessions spoke about Flannery O’Conner and his writing her authorized biography. Prayer to Saint Raphael O Raphael, lead us toward those we are waiting for, those who are waiting […]
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"Anti-scarecrow" St. Francis of Assisi Welcomes Birds
October 9, 2012Clair Stallman, of the Georgia Tech Grad Students and Young Professionals group, puts a bird on the St. Francis of Assisi “anti-scarecrow” that is part of the Atlanta Botanical Garden’s Scarecrows in the Garden. Ga. Tech Students Plant St. Francis Scarecrow to Welcome the Birds The Atlanta Botanical Garden’s annual Scarecrows in the Garden in October features […]
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Leader of Pax Christi
October 1, 2012Sister Patricia Chappell leads Pax Christi USA, the Catholic peace organization. She’s been the executive director for nine months and as member of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur for 35. Sister Patricia spoke with the Georgia Bulletin about the organization and about her life as a religious sister. The interactive photo above will […]
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Catholics Care. Catholics Vote: Conscience Formation By The Numbers
September 28, 2012Numbers can be cold and impersonal. They lack the depth and nuance of words and ideas. “I feel like I’m just a number,” a person struggling with a large or bureaucratic system might say. But numbers can also be uncompromising. They force us to confront realities that can be dizzying, unavoidable and downright unwelcome. Someone […]
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What I Have Seen and Heard for September 27, 2012
September 27, 2012There was such obvious enthusiasm at St. Benedict’s for the celebration of their Silver Jubilee festivities and the reopening of the church, which had undergone a renovation of the sanctuary during the last few months. This wonderfully flourishing parish is only 25 years old; however, its astonishing growth is nothing less than amazing! As I […]
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Amigos For Christ Presents Annual Festival Oct. 6
September 27, 2012In its ninth consecutive year, Amigos for Christ is sponsoring the Celebrate Service Music Festival, a daylong event on Saturday, Oct. 6, with live music and activities for all ages but with a specific focus on the critical need for clean water in Nicaragua. According to Amigos for Christ, 800 million people in the world […] Full Story
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St. Benedict’s Gives Church Fresh Anniversary Look
September 27, 2012It was only four months ago that the interior of St. Benedict Church did not look much like a sanctuary at all. Extensive scaffolding had replaced the pews and the usual colorful décor of the church was swapped for bare walls and floors. On Saturday, Sept. 15, the parishioners of St. Benedict received the wonderful […] Full Story