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What I Saw:
September 1, 2011Song at a funeral for an Atlanta Catholic priest by anelson-1 I attended the funeral of Marist Father Larry Schmuhl last week, and I wrote about it in the Sept. 1 “Georgia Bulletin.” There’s a custom I first noticed at other funerals for priests. And I don’t know if it’s part of the funeral rite […]
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Charismatic Conference Draws 3,500 Haitian Catholics
September 1, 2011With hands raised in prayer and eyes closed, some 3,500 Haitians gathered to worship God in song, dance, procession and adoration during the 20th annual Haitian Catholic Charismatic Conference. Featuring speakers, live music and an outdoor Eucharistic procession, the national conference was held July 29 to 31 at the Georgia International Convention Center. Each year […]
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Vocation Of Sister Susan Arcaro A ‘Miracle Of Love’
September 1, 2011It has been a unique faith journey for Sister Susan Arcaro, but one that she describes as a “miracle of love,” proving to her that God has been leading her all along the way. This year Sister Susan celebrates 50 years of religious life, her first 15 years as a Felician Franciscan sister and the […]
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Ministry Starts For Those Suffering Infant Loss
September 1, 2011The Archdiocese of Atlanta has announced that a new ministry will begin for families who have experienced the loss of a child from miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death. The ministry will be called Embrace. In a statement announcing this ministry, the archdiocese said the mission is to surround families who have experienced this loss with […]
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Sept. 11 Memorials Planned In Archdiocese – Updated x3
September 1, 2011The Cathedral of Christ the King will commemorate the 10th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, at the noon Mass on Sunday, Sept. 11. Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory will preside at the Mass and Cathedral pastor Father Frank McNamee will concelebrate the Mass. The public is invited. A remembrance ceremony will be held before the liturgy […]
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Pope Tells Young To Share Their Faith With World
September 1, 2011Pope Benedict XVI saw that 1.4 million young people could be buffeted by gusty winds and drenched by a driving rain and still fall silently to their knees to adore the Eucharist. At the final Mass closing World Youth Day Aug. 21 in Madrid, the pope challenged the Catholic pilgrims to take that faith, make […]
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What I Have Seen And Heard (Sept. 1, 2011)
September 1, 2011A rather unexpected set of circumstances has provided the impetus for the topic of this column. Last week, Russ Spencer from FOX 5 News invited me to comment on the widespread and obviously increasing level of anxiety that many people are feeling in the wake of the various natural and economic disasters that are now […]
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Ricky Turner Honored
September 1, 2011Blessed Trinity High School honored its athletic director and former head football coach, Ricky Turner, during halftime of the school’s Aug. 19 varsity football game against Buford High School. Turner received an honorary diploma in recognition of his service to the school and its athletic program since the school’s founding in 2000. He is the […]
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What The Squirrels Taught Me About God
September 1, 2011A writer never lacks for diversions. There’s the lure of online shopping, email and, of course, checking Facebook. But for me, the most tempting diversions of all come from nature. You see, my computer faces a window with a hummingbird feeder attached to it. And for the past few months, my daily companions have been […]
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Deacon Pat O’Connor Dies
September 1, 2011Deacon Duane Patrick “Pat” O’Connor Sr., of Acworth, passed away Aug. 16. He was 82. A native of Emporia, Kan., Deacon O’Connor served as a permanent deacon at St. Catherine of Siena Church in Kennesaw for over 20 years. He was ordained on June 24, 1989, as part of a large class of men ordained […]