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Children Can Be Good Stewards Of God’s Gifts
By LORETTA AND BILL BOYD-Special To The Bulletin
Published January 19, 2006Someone once defined stewardship as “a little bit of you, a forward path, a privilege, a way, a choice, a pleasure, a helping hand, a promise, a connection, a right, a responsibility, a thank you, an awareness, a commitment, a gift, a crossroad decision, a connection to each other, a little bit of you for […] Full Story
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Spring Hill Expands Degrees, Programs Offered In Atlanta Area
Published November 17, 2005
Spring Hill College, a Jesuit college located in Mobile, Ala., has expanded its presence in Atlanta by offering accelerated undergraduate and advanced degrees for working adults. Since 1997, Spring Hill has offered degrees in theology at Holy Spirit Church in Atlanta. The success of this program prompted the college to expand the range of degrees […] Full Story
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Fall Festival Features Fun For Everyone
Published September 1, 2005
The seventh annual Mary Our Queen Church Fall Festival is set for the first weekend in October, and the grounds and multi-level parking lot of the church will soon be brimming with amusement rides and games, arts and crafts, food, flea market finds, entertainment, “fun” runners and auction bidders. The first Mary Our Queen festival […] Full Story
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Academy Gives Homeschoolers Classroom Experience
By ERIKA ANDERSON, Special Contributor
Published May 6, 2004There is not a small car to be seen in the parking lot outside Regina Caeli Academy, which shares its property with St. Patrick’s Church. Instead, the lot is full of large vans, many bearing pro-life bumper stickers and several with more than one child’s car seat visible in the back. Inside the building, at […] Full Story
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Migration Week Spotlights Plight Of World Refugees
By PRISCILLA GREEAR, Staff Writer
Published January 8, 2004Sitting at the dining room table in his apartment in front of a picture of Mecca, Layee Toure, a native of Liberia, reads from a 1998 letter from a friend informing him of his little brother’s execution by government forces. Sorting through newspaper clippings and old employment badges, Toure recalls how his 20s were spent […] Full Story