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Knights aid those with mobility challenges
June 15, 2023The Knights of Columbus Council 13052 at St. Lawrence Church made an impact on the lives of individuals in need through its recent donation to the Global Wheelchair Mission.
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Sister Peggy Ryan, OP, marks jubilee
June 15, 2023Sister Peggy Ryan, OP, will mark her 40th jubilee in 2023. She served in the Archdiocese of Atlanta for several years as a family therapist and social worker.
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Little Mermaid a family-friendly summer treat
June 14, 2023The idea of updating a classic film is always a dangerous one. But, provided there’s a better motive at work than mere hubris, it can work.
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Deaf to the cries of martyrs
June 13, 2023Scripture urges us to hear the cries of our brothers and sisters around the world. In Galatians 6: 10, we read: “As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith.”
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Remembering Sister Kathleen Purser, Grey Nun and Atlanta principal
June 13, 2023Sister Kathleen Purser, GNSH, formerly Sister Ann Gerald died June 6. Sister was in her 62nd year of religious life, and served as principal of three Catholic schools in Atlanta.
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The Georgia Bulletin recognized with nine Catholic Press Awards
June 12, 2023The Georgia Bulletin received nine Catholic Press Awards during the 2023 Catholic Media Conference, held June 6-9 in Baltimore.
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Bishop Tran at Toni’s Camp
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Pope: Have apostolic zeal!
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Pope thanks well-wishers for prayers; Vatican says recovery going smoothly
June 9, 2023Pope Francis thanked people for prayers and messages of affection following his hernia surgery, said Matteo Bruni, director of the Vatican press office, in a statement the evening of June 9. Pope Francis spent the afternoon working and set aside time for prayer, and in the evening, he received the Eucharist.
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GRACE Scholars makes Catholic education possible for Georgia youth
June 9, 2023During the most recent school year, the GRACE Scholars program dispersed more than $3.75 million in funds to Catholic school students demonstrating financial need. A taxpayer donating to the scholarship program receives a 100% credit on their Georgia income taxes for the contribution.