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Blessed Trinity Extends Its Winning Streak
September 27, 2007Blessed Trinity High School, Roswell, scored its first touchdown 1:50 seconds into the game and never looked back, to make it three wins in a row after defeating South Atlanta High School 38-0 at Grady High School stadium. Junior running back Sam Burkhalter led the ground attack with 206 yards on 24 carries. He also […]
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Web Seminar To Focus On Mental Illness
September 27, 2007The NCPD Council on Mental Illness, an outreach program of the National Catholic Partnership on Disability (NCPD) is encouraging Catholic observance of the National Day of Prayer for Mental Illness, Recovery and Understanding on Oct. 9, as well as Mental Illness Awareness Sunday, Oct. 7. This national effort, which marks National Mental Illness Awareness Week […]
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Family Movie Has ‘Heart-Warming Message’
September 27, 2007“The Game Plan,” the latest live-action offering from Disney, celebrates the importance of family while generating a few honest laughs along the way. Though often predictable, “The Game Plan” is the surprisingly sweet story of a pro football player whose life is turned upside-down by the daughter he never knew he had. Joe Kingman is […]
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St. Pius Presents ‘Wonderful World Of Children’
September 27, 2007The “Pius Players” theater company will perform “The Wonderful World of Children,” a musical revue based on a variety of classic children’s stories. Performances take place Oct. 11-14 at the Monsignor Terry W. Young Center for the Performing Arts on the St. Pius X High School campus, 2674 Johnson Road, NE. The production, led by […]
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Fund Honors Father Pat Mulhern
September 27, 2007A group of friends of Father Pat Mulhern have established a fund in his memory to support a performing arts experience for students at St. Thomas More School each year. “There were so many areas of God’s creation that Father Pat loved but paramount among them were his love for St. Thomas More School and […]
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Young Soldier Remembered As ‘Man Of Duty’
September 27, 2007American flags lined Old Center Point Road, as the cadets of the Carrollton High School Air Force Junior ROTC stood at attention. And hundreds of mourners stood tearfully outside Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church as Sgt. Michael Hardegree was brought home. The 21-year-old member of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division was killed Sept. […]
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Concert, Workshop To Feature Santiago Fernández
September 20, 2007The Northeast Metro Deanery of the Archdiocese of Atlanta will feature nationally known liturgical musician and composer Santiago Fernández in a Friday evening concert and a Saturday workshop on Sept. 28-29. Both events will be held at Our Lady of the Americas Mission in Lilburn. The event is geared toward Hispanic choirs and musicians, but […]
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Morehouse Grad Heeds Call To Religious Life
September 20, 2007The chants start at 7 a.m. as Brother John Phillips and other robed Dominicans at the St. Albert the Great Priory begin their day. Using the ancient prayers, Brother John joins the priests and his fellow novices in the chapel to praise God. Hours later, the community sings compline, the church’s night prayer, to end […]
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Three Lyke House ‘Sons’ Discerning Ministry
September 20, 2007They can be called sons of Lyke House. Three 20-something men in the past two years who worshipped at the Catholic center that serves the historically black institutions at Atlanta University Center have pursued religious life or priestly ministry. “I think there is something affirming about Lyke House,” said Desmond Drummer, who is 24 and […]
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Archbishop Issues Statement On Red Mass Luncheon
September 20, 2007Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory has decided not to attend an awards ceremony that will follow the Sept. 27 Red Mass celebration because of objections to the abortion stance of one of the honorees. Hosted by the independent St. Thomas More Society, the luncheon given by the Catholic lawyers group is recognizing three leaders in the […]