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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With pastor's touch, Pope Francis preached mercy, embraced 'peripheries' - Georgia Bulletin

4 days ago | georgiabulletin.org | Cindy Wooden

CNS Photo/Paul Haring Vatican City By CINDY WOODEN, Catholic News Service | Published April 21, 2025 VATICAN CITY (CNS)–Pope Francis, who died April 21 at the age of 88 gave new energy to millions of Catholics–and caused concern for some–as he transformed the image of the papacy into a pastoral ministry based on personal encounters and strong convictions about mission, poverty, immigration and dialogue. U.S. Cardinal Kevin J. Farrell, chamberlain of the Holy Roman Church, announced that Pope...
Pope Francis' last Easter message: Jesus' resurrection makes Christians pilgrims of hope - Georgia Bulletin

4 days ago | georgiabulletin.org | Cindy Wooden

CNS photo/Pablo Esparza Vatican City By CINDY WOODEN, Catholic News Service | Published April 21, 2025 VATICAN CITY (CNS)–The hope Christians have is not a sign of avoiding reality but of trusting in the power of God to defeat sin and death as the resurrection of Jesus clearly shows, Pope Francis wrote in his Easter message.
Can I do the uncomfortable things? - Georgia Bulletin

2 weeks ago | georgiabulletin.org | Lorraine V. Murray

By LORRAINE MURRAY, Commentary | Published April 7, 2025 Here I am in my least favorite place in the world, the Atlanta airport. Wending my way through the crowd, a voice through the speakers welcomes us to “the world’s busiest airport,” as if we need a reminder. I’m on my way to Oklahoma City to visit my sister, who is scheduled for heart surgery the next day. It’s hard for me to admit this, but I’m scared about the unknown that awaits me.
Celebrating Flannery O’Connor’s life of grace - Georgia Bulletin

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

By LORRAINE V. MURRAY | Published March 26, 2025 When I first read stories by Flannery O’Connor in college, I was thoroughly horrified by the violence. The classic story most college courses include is “A Good Man Is Hard to Find,” which features an entire family being massacred at the roadside by an escaped convict. Decades later, I revisited Flannery O’Connor and came away with a new perspective.
Cardinal Gregory honors legacy of Shrivers at Morehouse Mass - Georgia Bulletin

1 month ago | georgiabulletin.org | Nichole Golden

Photo by Julianna Leopold Atlanta By NICHOLE GOLDEN, Editor | Published March 7, 2025 ATLANTA—Cardinal Wilton D. Gregory of Washington celebrated the faith and service of Eunice and Sargent Shriver during a Feb. 13 Mass at the Martin Luther King Jr. International Chapel at Morehouse College in Atlanta.
Are we there yet? - Georgia Bulletin

2 months ago | georgiabulletin.org | Lorraine V. Murray

By LORRAINE V. MURRAY | Published February 21, 2025 “Class, today we have a new girl” were the most dreaded words of my childhood. I was the red-faced, chubby girl, cringing before a sea of curious eyes, as the teacher introduced me to my classmates. The first time I heard these words was after our big move from New York to Miami, when I was 7.
Audits show claims the church profits from refugee work 'just wrong' - Georgia Bulletin

2 months ago | georgiabulletin.org | Kate Scanlon

OSV News photo/Amira Karaoud, Reuters By KATE SCANLON, OSV News | Published February 13, 2025 WASHINGTON (OSV News)—Claims that the U.S. bishops’ conference profits from its partnership with the government to assist refugee populations that qualify for federal assistance, and that the Catholic Church facilitates illegal immigration are “just wrong,” said William Canny, the U.S. bishops’ migration director. Canny, executive director of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Migration and...
This is what love looks like - Georgia Bulletin

2 months ago | georgiabulletin.org | Lorraine V. Murray

By LORRAINE V. MURRAY | Published February 10, 2025 I wish I could buy a Valentine’s Day card for the woman I loved more than anyone else in the world. My mom was my best friend from day one. After my sister was born, the doctors warned her it would be dangerous to have another child. I’m glad she ignored them, since her next baby, two years later, was me.
Pope to U.S.: Migration policies built on force, not truth, 'will end badly' - Georgia Bulletin

2 months ago | georgiabulletin.org | Carol Glatz

CNS photo/Vatican Media Vatican City By CAROL GLATZ, Catholic News Service | Published February 11, 2025 READ MORERead Pope Francis’ letter to the U.S. bishops in English and Spanish. VATICAN CITY (CNS)–Pope Francis has urged U.S. Catholics and people of goodwill to not give in to “narratives” that discriminate against and cause unnecessary suffering to migrants and refugees.
Looking out the window on a snowy day - Georgia Bulletin

2 months ago | georgiabulletin.org | Lorraine V. Murray

By LORRAINE V. MURRAY | Published January 24, 2025 “Snow!” was my first thought, when I looked out the window that morning. Soon children were using makeshift sleds to scoot down the hill in front of my house. As big, wet tufts of snow continued falling, I thought, “Well, this is rather nice!” Then the power went out. Since it was 20 degrees outside, I hurriedly donned two sweaters, a woolen hat, a jacket and corduroy pants.