Georgia Bulletin

The Georgia Bulletin serves as the official newspaper for the Archdiocese of Atlanta. Its mission is to educate, inspire, and support the Catholic community in North Georgia by sharing important local news, articles, opinions, and images related to the faith. Additionally, it covers national and international news pertinent to the Church, helping to deepen the religious identity of its readers.

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Advice to graduates: 'Don’t do what I did' - Georgia Bulletin

1 week ago | georgiabulletin.org | Lorraine V. Murray

By LORRAINE V. MURRAY | Published June 18, 2025 I cried when my parents said goodbye after unpacking my belongings in the dorm at the University of Florida, but I soon became enchanted by the wonders of college life. I was keen on becoming a writer and eager to sample the feast of courses I had selected as an English major.
Georgia bishops urge support for Religious Workforce Protection Act - Georgia Bulletin

4 weeks ago | georgiabulletin.org | Nichole Golden

OSV News photo/Gregory A. Shemitz Atlanta By NICHOLE GOLDEN, Editor | Published May 30, 2025 ATLANTA—In May 27 letters to U.S. Senators Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock, Georgia’s Catholic bishops express support for the Religious Workforce Protection Act (RWPA), recently introduced on a bi-partisan basis in both chambers of Congress. Archbishop Gregory J.
Atlanta’s Catholic community celebrates new pope - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Natalia Duron |Nichole Golden

Photo by Andrew Nelson Atlanta By NATALIA DURON AND NICHOLE GOLDEN | Published May 14, 2025 ATLANTA—White smoke began to waft then pour out of the Sistine Chapel’s chimney shortly after 12 p.m. on May 8.
Unity, not nationality led to Pope Leo's election, U.S. cardinals say - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Cindy Wooden

CNS photo/Kendall McLaren Rome By CINDY WOODEN, Catholic News Service | Published May 14, 2025 ROME (CNS)—While it is interesting and perhaps even a point of pride that the new Pope Leo XIV was born in the United States, most of the U.S.-based cardinals who participated in the conclave that elected him said nationality was not a factor.
New pope calls for Christian witness in the world - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Justin Mclellan

CNS photo/Vatican Media Vatican City By JUSTIN McLELLAN, Catholic News Service | Published May 14, 2025 VATICAN CITY (CNS)—Where Christians are “mocked, opposed, despised or at best tolerated and pitied” is where the Catholic Church’s “missionary outreach is most desperately needed,” Pope Leo XIV said in his first homily as leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics.
Archbishop Hartmayer honors jubilarians at Chrism Mass - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Nichole Golden

Photo by Julianna Leopold Atlanta By NICHOLE GOLDEN, Editor | Published May 7, 2025 ATLANTA—During the annual Chrism Mass at the Cathedral of Christ the King April 15, Archbishop Gregory J. Hartmayer, OFM Conv., consecrated the chrism and blessed the oils of the catechumens and the sick to be used in parishes in the next year.
In final pre-conclave meetings, cardinals discuss war, dialogue - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Justin Mclellan

CNS photo/Kendall McLaren Vatican City By JUSTIN MCLELLAN, Catholic News Service | Published May 6, 2025 VATICAN CITY (CNS)–With less than 48 hours until the beginning of the conclave, the cardinals who will enter the Sistine Chapel to elect a new pope discussed war, the need for dialogue and the role of the pope in fostering it.
Feasting on God’s abundant love - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Lorraine V. Murray

By LORRAINE V. MURRAY | Published May 5, 2025 Back in the lovely days before widowhood, I often came home and was greeted by a rush of exotic aromas. Sometimes it was Italian cuisine, other times it was French, other times it might be Cajun. My late husband would be in the kitchen preparing a feast for us both. Whenever we dined on the back porch, he would come downstairs carrying a big tray bearing salads and glasses of wine, and later the main course.
Trump's AI image depicting himself as pope brings condemnation from some; others call it a jest - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Kate Scanlon

Washington By KATE SCANLON, Catholic News Service | Published May 4, 2025 WASHINGTON (OSV News)–President Donald Trump posted an image that appeared to be created by artificial intelligence depicting himself as pope just days after making a comment to reporters that he would like to become the next pope. The image drew condemnation from some church leaders and commentators, while some defended it as a jest.
Every life is sacred: Pope fought abortion, death penalty, poverty - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Cindy Wooden

CNS photo/Remo Casilli, Reuters By CINDY WOODEN, Catholic News Service | Published May 1, 2025 VATICAN CITY (CNS)–In his efforts to promote a holistic defense of human life, Pope Francis frequently denounced a “throwaway culture” where anyone not considered “useful” was seen as disposable–including the unborn and the aged.