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The Georgia Bulletin, strives to inform, form, inspire, educate, and strengthen the religious identity of the Catholic community of North Georgia.
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The special place of children in society - Georgia Bulletin
7+ mon, 3+ week ago (666+ words) Seeing images of Pope Leo XIV baptizing 20 children in the Sistine Chapel on the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord has prompted me to reflect on the place of children in our homes and in our church. By BISHOP…...
She kept all these things in her heart
8+ mon, 4+ day ago (413+ words) I was in Florida at Christmas, and the compelling face on a statue of Mary in St. Francis of Assisi parish stopped me in my tracks. There is a sweetness and openness in her expression, and gracefulness in her stance....
Pregnancy Aid Clinic’s Evening for Life gala supports families - Georgia Bulletin
9+ mon, 4+ week ago (503+ words) ATLANTA—On Nov. 2, Pregnancy Aid Clinic hosted its annual Evening for Life gala. Clergy, community leaders and parishioners gathered to celebrate the organization’s mission to protect life. Inside the Georgia Aquarium, the 762 guests enjoyed the views of sea life, conversation…...
Truth from the heart of a little boy - Georgia Bulletin
10+ mon, 3+ week ago (614+ words) The little boy came rushing into my house toting a large backpack. This was his first time meeting me, and he was excited to show me the art supplies he had brought along for our morning together. I provided the…...
Contours of Wonder participants study ways to transform children’s ministry - Georgia Bulletin
10+ mon, 4+ week ago (545+ words) SMYRNA—Three lay ministers from the Archdiocese of Atlanta were selected to participate in a year-long continuing education program through the University of Notre Dame that focuses on the formation of children. The initiative, called Contours of Wonder, invites participants…...
The Gen-Z stare and contemplative prayer: Learning to see in silence - Georgia Bulletin
11+ mon, 2+ week ago (605+ words) Of the universal divide between generations, maybe the great British rock band The Who put it best in their song “The Seeker”: “You’re looking at me; I’m looking at you. We’re looking at each other and we don’t know what…...