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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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Two Atlanta Catholic schools welcome new principals - Georgia Bulletin
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (537+ words) ATLANTA—The Archdiocese of Atlanta has named two school leaders ahead of the 2026-27 school year. Breanna Johnson-Anderson has been appointed interim principal of St. Peter Claver Regional School in Decatur. Cynthia Launay-Fallasse is the new principal of St. Mary’s Academy…...
Nashville Dominicans bring joy to classroom and community - Georgia Bulletin
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (822+ words) Learn about the 150-year history of the St. Cecilia Congregation and its apostolate. The sisters will have a retreat, Nov. 5-8, for young women discerning vocations—an opportunity to explore the charism of the Nashville Dominicans. Editor’s Note: “Sent to Serve:…...
Catholic Schools Week honorees selected by peers - Georgia Bulletin
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (199+ words) ATLANTA—The 18th annual Archbishop’s Celebration of Catholic Education, to be held March 22, will honor staff members from each archdiocesan and independent school as outstanding employees of the year. The celebration, part of National Catholic Schools Week, was rescheduled due to…...
Archbishop Hartmayer offers encouragement to eighth graders - Georgia Bulletin
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (651+ words) JOHNS CREEK—Eighth graders across Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Atlanta gathered Jan. 29 at St. Brigid Church in Johns Creek for a Mass, commemorating both Catholic Schools Week and the transition into high school. The annual Mass brought together…...
Catholic schools see growing impact from Georgia Promise, GOAL Scholarships - Georgia Bulletin
10+ mon, 1+ week ago (673+ words) SMYRNA—Through the Georgia Promise Scholarship and Georgia GOAL (Greater Opportunities for Access to Learning) Scholarship, Catholic education is steadily becoming more accessible to families in Georgia. The Archdiocese of Atlanta’s Office of Catholic Schools continues to promote both programs,…...
Families attend annual homeschool Mass - Georgia Bulletin
11+ mon, 1+ week ago (221+ words) Carolina Bulla and daughters Juanita and Linamaria attended the annual homeschool Mass of the archdiocese at St. Brendan the Navigator Church. CUMMING—Families came to celebrate the gift of homeschooling and to begin their year with prayer at the annual…...