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Atlantans remember Pope Francis for mercy, bold initiatives and art of encounter
Atlanta Catholics are recalling the late pope’s legacy of mercy and care for creation, as well as his skill in encountering and engaging others.
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Argentinian parishioner remembers Pope Francis’ profound impact
By NATALIA DURON, Staff Writer
Published April 26, 2025St. Monica parishioner Cristian Bustos recalls the pope, from his native Argentina, as an “incredibly humble man who touched many hearts and did so many good things for the world.”
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A moment with Pope Francis: St. Anna parishioner reflects on spiritual encounter
By NATALIA DURON, Staff Writer
Published April 23, 2025For Cindy Connell Palmer, a trip to Italy turned into a moment of spiritual significance, one that became even more meaningful following the death of Pope Francis.
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Catholic teacher gets to know St. Mary by embarking on Atlanta pilgrimage
By ANDREW NELSON, Staff Writer
Published April 4, 2025Shortly before the start of Lent, Jenny Gustainis completed her own Marian pilgrimage to sacred spaces across the Archdiocese of Atlanta with a sense of peace and desire for more.
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