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World Youth Day helps inspire young people to serve others, pope says
May 2, 2023World Youth Day is an antidote against indifference, isolation and lethargy, Pope Francis said in the preface of a new book by a Portuguese journalist.
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‘Guadalcanal Diary’ and Father Francis W. Kelly
May 1, 2023As Paul Simon sings on the great album “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “I never got the chance to serve; I did not serve.”
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Honors for Blessed Trinity Athletics
May 1, 2023The athletics program at Blessed Trinity High School recently earned recognition. Athletic Director Ricky Turner and Senior Joelle Miller received special honors.
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Marching in time to the Resurrection beat
April 28, 2023The world has come back to life! Daffodils are displaying their bright yellow finery, while pear trees are imitating clouds. In the mornings, a Carolina wren, a tiny bird, trumpets a morning song that echoes throughout the yard.
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September’s Rescue Atlanta event part of Eucharistic Revival
April 28, 2023Making the salvation story personal and real is the aim of Rescue Live, coming to Atlanta this fall as part of the Eucharistic Revival.
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Pope arrives in Hungary preaching cooperation, welcome–not isolation
April 28, 2023Paying homage to Hungary’s history, culture and location in the heart of Europe, Pope Francis pushed against the notion that the country needed to insulate itself to protect its identity.
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Trappist Father Matthew Torpey remembered
April 28, 2023Father Matthew Torpey, OCSO, a monk and priest of the Cistercian (Trappist) Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers died peacefully in the monastery infirmary on April 26.
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The gift and challenge of peace
April 27, 2023After his resurrection, Jesus entered the upper room where his disciples had been in hiding since his crucifixion. They were afraid for their own lives. Jesus greeted them with the words: “Peace be with you.”
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Sister Peggy Fannon, ‘heart of Saint Joseph,’ marks 50 years at hospital
April 27, 2023Sister Peggy Fannon is the only Sister of Mercy walking the halls and visiting the patients of Emory Saint Joseph’s Hospital, Atlanta’s oldest hospital. Thousands and thousands of patients have benefited from her five decades of nursing.
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Supreme Court blocks lower court’s restrictions on abortion pill
April 21, 2023The U.S. Supreme Court said April 21 it would block a lower court’s restrictions on an abortion pill, leaving the drug on the market while litigation over the drug proceeds.