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January 20, 2011Christopher Currere will be joining a select group of athletes in Greece during the summer. The St. Andrew Church parishioner is one of just four athletes from Georgia to be part of Team USA at the Special Olympics World Summer Games. He also serves his Roswell parish by being an usher and is a member […]
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Dream Entrusted To Young People, Archbishop Says
January 20, 2011A gym filled with parents and students listened to an hour of song, dance and words as young people celebrated the life of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Musicians from schools across the Atlanta Archdiocese performed at St. Peter Claver Regional School on Sunday, Jan. 16, as part of the annual weekend celebration […]
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A Glimpse Of Mysterious Love
January 20, 2011There is ordinary love and there is something else. There is love for those who look like us, who are related to us, who befriend us, who make us happy. This love flows freely and is easy to understand. But there is another, more mysterious love, which is rarely seen. I had a glimpse of […]
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Priest Assignments
January 20, 2011Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory has announced the following changes in priest assignments. He has confirmed the recommendation of Father John L. Connor, territorial director of the Legionaries of Christ, and assigned Father John F. Donahue as assistant chaplain to college-age men of Regnum Christi, effective Jan. 7. For canonical status, Father Donahue is also appointed […]
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Trusting In What We Do Not Understand
January 20, 2011I have a photograph taken many years ago, taken by my father a few weeks before Christmas. It is a picture of my youngest brother and our mom. Peter was about 4 years old, and he is standing before mom. She is holding him to herself, as if to make sure he would not wander […]
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Msgr. Reynolds Left Footprints On Our Hearts
January 20, 2011The man is blessed who can count 10 really good friends in his lifetime. Some come into our lives and the spark of friendship lives on for a few years, and then we go separate ways and, even though the contact continues periodically with cards, letters, phone calls and visits, we grow apart. Really good […]
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Catholic Center Offices, Staff Moving To Smyrna
January 20, 2011The exodus of the Catholic Center of the Atlanta Archdiocese from midtown Atlanta to Smyrna is picking up momentum. The Georgia Bulletin left its offices on Jan. 19, joining other archdiocesan ministries and offices already in its new headquarters on Lake Park Drive. And the remainder of the nearly 300 staff members of the Catholic […]
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Father Dillmann ‘Welcomed People’ Back Into Church
January 20, 2011Stories and remembrances at a wake for Father Alan Dillmann sketched in so many different aspects of his life as a priest, which spanned more than 50 years: a love of all things German; a laugh as big as his size; activism in social justice and ecumenism as a young priest at Our Lady of […]
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Kathy Wood Named NCEA Distinguished Principal
January 20, 2011The new year started off right for Queen of Angels’ principal Dr. Kathy Wood, who has been selected for a 2010 Distinguished Principal Award from the National Catholic Educational Association. Wood is one of 12 principals chosen nationally to receive the award by the executive committee of the NCEA Department of Elementary Schools. They were […]
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New Director Of Immigration Legal Services Named
January 20, 2011Jennifer Bensman has been named the new program director of Immigration Legal Services of Catholic Charities Atlanta. She assumed the role after last year’s retirement of long-time director Sue Colussy,. Bensman, who has been a staff attorney in the organization since 2004, said, “I am looking forward to meeting the challenges that we will be […]