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Hispanic families encouraged to break silence surrounding mental health - Georgia Bulletin (opens the original)
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ATLANTA—When Dunia Lobo was 12 years old, her family left Costa Rica and moved to the United States. The transition was difficult. In Costa Rica, Lobo had grown up surrounded by family and friends who formed a close support system. In the U.S., she suddenly found herself trying to adjust to a new culture and language. Her mother saw her daughter needed support and sought professional help. Lobo began seeing Dr. José López, a Cuban American therapist whom she remembers as being like an uncle. Dur
Catholic Foundation donors reflect on faith as motivator for giving - Georgia Bulletin (opens the original)
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ATLANTA—Catholics who have chosen to support the Church through endowments, planned gifts and other forms of charitable giving were honored Sept. 3 during the Catholic Foundation of North Georgia’s Deo Gratias Mass and reception at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv., celebrated the Mass, which brought together members of the Deo Gratias Society and Founders Society. The Deo Gratias Society recognizes Catholics who have created a new fund at the Catholic,
Georgia pilgrims visit Alabama sites, celebrate Festival del Divino Niño - Georgia Bulletin (opens the original)
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ATLANTA—St. Joseph Church in Dalton collaborated with Catholic speaker and EWTN host Paula Umaña to host a two-day pilgrimage for the annual Festival del Divino Niño. Set in Alabama, pilgrims spent Sept. 4-5 visiting EWTN Studios, St. Bernard Abbey and Ave Maria Grotto and the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament. The pilgrimage began with a visit to EWTN Studios in Irondale, where Mother Angelica founded the Eternal Word Television Network in 1981. Pilgrims attended a televised Mass and a guide
Sons of Atlanta: Record seminarian class reflects growing culture of vocations in archdiocese - Georgia Bulletin (opens the original)
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ATLANTA—Twenty-six men applied to enter seminary for the Archdiocese of Atlanta this year, and the incoming class is the largest in the archdiocese’s history. Of those applicants, 20 have been accepted, a milestone vocations leaders say reflects years of intentional work to cultivate a stronger culture of discernment, strengthen priestly formation and encourage young men to consider the call to the priesthood. “It’s a product of people’s prayers, a product of a lot of hard work from my team and
New program in Archdiocese of Atlanta helps students grow in faith - Georgia Bulletin (opens the original)
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ATLANTA — A new initiative designed to help children and teenagers deepen their relationship Christ is available in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Run to Jesus, a program available in English and Spanish, teaches students from pre-K to high school to remain faithful while facing everyday struggles. The program can be offered for archdiocesan schools, retreats, ministries and parish faith formation groups. Led by Catholic speaker and author Paula Umaña, Run to Jesus combines her testimony with discu
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