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Roswell

PATH offers spiritual healing from pain of abortion

ROSWELL—Jody Duffy, who became the director of Post Abortion Treatment and Healing in March 2016, knows firsthand the emotional and spiritual suffering of abortion, but also about the forgiveness available. In her work with PATH, Duffy helps men and women suffering from a long-past or recent abortion decision, including a special outreach to military veterans. […] Full Story | En Español

• Duluth woman professes vows as Dominican Sister of St. Cecilia

  Published October 6, 2017

  NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Nine young women professed the simple vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience as Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia Congregation in Nashville, Tennessee, on July 28. Among those who made first profession was Sister Maura Sheen Colker, OP, former parishioner of St. Monica Church in Duluth. Sister Maura is the daughter of Jeffrey and Pamela […] Full Story

• Brazilian parishioners grateful for service of departing priest

  By PRISCILLA GREEAR, Special to the Bulletin
  Published October 5, 2017

  SANDY SPRINGS—Amid Brazil’s grinding recession and political crisis, Sandra Fernandes and her husband found an opportunity in 2016 to transfer with his company and relocate their family from Rio de Janeiro to Atlanta. While making the decision, she prayed about it and discovered online an encouraging sign—a Brazilian Catholic community in the archdiocese at St. […] Full Story

• Catholic Foundation of North Georgia announces 2017 spring grant awards

  Published September 21, 2017

  ATLANTA—The Catholic Foundation of North Georgia issued 38 grants totaling $146,000 for the 2017 competitive spring grant cycle. These grants will support the Catholic community through a variety of causes within the Archdiocese of Atlanta. The Catholic Foundation attracts, professionally manages, and invests gifts to support the current and long-term financial needs of parishes, schools, […] Full Story