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Pinecrest Girls Drop Opener To Fellowship
September 2, 2010In the battle of the Paladins, Fellowship Christian School, Roswell, spoiled the softball season opener for Pinecrest Academy, a school that shares the same mascot. After Fellowship Christian scored four runs in the first inning, five in the second and two in the third, Pinecrest found themselves down 11-0. In the fourth inning, Pinecrest pitcher […] Full Story
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Dedicated Lawyers Her Legacy As Sue Colussy Retires
September 2, 2010The job description wouldn’t have enticed many up and coming lawyers. “They wanted somebody who would work for nothing, and I thought of you,” Sue Colussy’s friend told her. Retelling the story now, Colussy laughs just as hard as she probably did 25 years ago. Instead of deterring her, it’s what brought her to Catholic […]
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Priest Assignments
September 2, 2010Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory has announced the following changes in priest assignments. Father Balappa Selvaraj has been assigned to the Metropolitan Tribunal, effective Aug. 18. For canonical status, he has been appointed to serve as parochial vicar at Transfiguration Church, Marietta, where he will reside. Father Victor Galier has been granted a leave from the […]
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Deacon Assignments
September 2, 2010Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory has announced the following change in deacon assignment. Deacon Robert Kepshire has been assigned to serve at St. Joseph Church, Athens, effective Sept. 1.
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What I Have Seen And Heard (September 2, 2010)
September 2, 2010This summer three special celebrations came together on my calendar, and they all honored and offered an opportunity for us to express our gratitude to some of the women religious serving in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. On Aug. 12, I celebrated Mass with the Visitation Sisters in Snellville as they observed the 400th anniversary of […]
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Holding The Dream In Our Hearts
September 2, 2010Some words change your life forever. Three simple ones—“I love you”—top the list. There are also “You’re wonderful,” contrasted with “You’re fired.” But the saddest words of all, the most shocking, the hardest to bear, are “She’s dead.” For Christians death is a doorway, not a brick wall. We believe that, as poet Dylan Thomas […]
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Regional Meeting Timely, As Mass Changes Announced
September 2, 2010The Southeastern Music Symposium had been carefully planned for months. It was just fortuitous that the annual gathering of liturgical musicians in Atlanta was held one day after the long-awaited proclamation came from the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops that the final English translation of the new Roman Missal was now complete. Presenters and attendees […]
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Heartfelt Treasures Came From Katrina Experience
September 2, 2010My family and I spent Katrina in an enclosed corridor leading to the stairwell of my fourth-floor office, a decision that with the clarity of 20/20 hindsight ranks somewhere on the top 10 list of “Mistakes I Have Made in My Brief Sojourn on Earth.” There’s a line describing a person who turns an easy […]
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CRS Meets With Parishes About Haiti Partnerships
September 2, 2010Representatives from nearly a dozen Georgia parishes met with Catholic Relief Services’ staff Aug. 19 to continue a discussion on how they can work together to increase the effectiveness of their partnerships with Catholics in Haiti. Parishes from Savannah to Cumming gathered in the social hall at the Cathedral of Christ the King, eager to […]
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Cobb Food Pantry Seeking Donations
September 2, 2010MUST Ministries, a faith-based, nonprofit charity, is at its lowest food level in years and needs help. The organization’s cupboard has run out of food, from canned chicken and tuna to beans and spaghetti meals. In addition, supplies are low for rice, dry beans, macaroni and cheese and spaghetti. The need in the last month […]