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Bishop Tran to speak at August Magnificat
Bishop John Nhan Tran, who answered God’s call through Pope Francis to be an auxiliary bishop for the Archdiocese of Atlanta in 2022, will be the speaker for the August Magnificat meal.
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The miracle monk of Lebanon
By ROBIN CONTE ISAF, Special to the Bulletin
Published July 12, 2025He is known as “the Miracle Monk of Lebanon,” with more than 33,000 recorded miracles attributed to his intercession. He lived as a hermit for 23 years, renowned for his holiness and asceticism. And yet, he is widely unknown to Roman Catholics.
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The celebration of Corpus Christi
By GEORGIA BULLETIN STAFF
Published July 11, 2025With processions large and small, Atlanta Catholics celebrated the Feast of Corpus Christi during the weekend of June 21-22. The Chinese Catholic community of The Holy Name of Jesus Mission in Norcross marked the days leading up to Corpus Christi with a week-long revival.
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Equipped for evangelization: Hispanic graduates lead with faith
By NATALIA DURON
Published July 10, 2025Nearly 60 parishioners in the Archdiocese of Atlanta completed a three-year formation program in May. With a certificate in pastoral ministry, the graduates are using their skills to evangelize throughout the archdiocese.
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