Young Adult Angle
Atlanta
Taking care of creation
I can vividly picture the scene in my first-grade classroom when I first learned about climate change. My teacher stood at the board explaining humans’ destructive impact on the earth and issuing a warning: unless we repaired our relationship with the planet there would be dangerous consequences.
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A second look at what heaven will be like
By ALEX BROWN and ANDREW McGOVERN
Published July 20, 2023Heaven, besides God himself, is one of the highest things to think about and a main purpose of philosophy and theology—seeking to know what will happen after this life.
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A new creation
By WILLIAM FREIDANK
Published July 17, 2023Love is the essence of man’s heart; faith is belief in its perfection and hope struggles in the middle to bring them together.
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Catholic summer travel in Georgia
By ANNAGRACE DESSEZ
Published July 14, 2023Georgia is full of vast, beautiful places. God’s design is evident through nature, in ornate buildings and in the people you meet. While you may want to visit a classic tourist destination like Panama City Beach or Hilton Head Island, consider seeking God’s presence in the amazing places here in Georgia.
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- God’s standards of beauty
- Welcome Week at UGA’s Catholic Center
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