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Archbishop Gregory made the case that there exists a human right to school choice that requires nations to eliminate all discriminatory legal barriers to parental choice in education.

CONYERS—Mimi Soileau goes nearly weekly to see what vegetables are ripe to be plucked from garden beds beside her parish church, St. Pius X. Time spent with her hands in the dirt is nothing new [...]

With the recent tragic events in Paris and other countries around the world, many parishes are having special events, Masses or prayer services to honor the victims, their families and to pray [...]

Congratulations Archbishop Gregory on being elected chair of The Committee on Divine Worship for the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB)! Find out more information about this [...]

CHARLOTTE — Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Atlanta was the special guest at Our Lady of Consolation Church in Charlotte Nov. 8, where he celebrated Mass in honor of National Black Catholic History Month.

Caribbean beats mixed with African hymns and Negro spirituals when the crowd filled Sts. Peter and Paul Church. Softly repeating the prayer, “Be with us,” those gathered recalled the names of [...]

NORCROSS—“Be Not Afraid” was the theme of the 2015 National Conference of Burmese-American Catholics at the North Atlanta Trade Center in Norcross Sept. 4-7.

The American Jewish Committee’s Atlanta regional office and the Atlanta Archdiocese invite the public to celebrate 50 years of dialogue, friendship and reparation in Jewish-Catholic relations [...]

The major relics of St. Maria Goretti will be at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in northwest Atlanta on Monday, October 26th and at the Catholic Church of St. Monica in Duluth on Tuesday, October [...]

Thinking about enrolling your child in Catholic School? Check out this video on some of the advantages of an Atlanta Catholic education!

PHILADELPHIA (CNS)—Pope Francis encouraged Pennsylvania’s Catholic clergy and religious to challenge young people to develop “high ideals, generosity of spirit and love for Christ and the church.”

Archbishop Gregory celebrated the Red Mass in Washington, DC on October 4th and here in Atlanta on October 8th. You can check out this article on the Georgia Bulletin’s website about the [...]

October is American Archives Month! Check out our Office of Archives and Records on this website and their Facebook page for great historical information and more!

Archbishop Gregory talks about the Papal Visit in his latest Georgia Bulletin column, “What I Have Seen and Heard.”

Archbishop Gregory has made a statement in response to the execution of Kelly Gissendaner: “Sorrow. We feel sorrow that another individual’s life has been taken. Sorrow that another [...]

The Atlanta Catholic Charismatic Conference, (a multicultural event) to be held Oct. 23-24, will be a weekend of teaching, evangelization and spiritual renewal.

Pope Francis is on his way to the USA! We’re excited for his trip to the states and invite you to join the conversation and the fun! Follow Pope Francis on your phone! Download [...]

Archbishop Gregory responds to Planned Parenthood in his Georgia Bulletin column, “What I Have Seen and Heard.”  

Archbishop Gregory recently visited St. Peter Claver Regional Catholic School in Decatur, GA and received a warm welcome from the students! For more information on St. Peter Claver, please visit [...]

Tuesday, September 1st marks the first annual World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, as announced by Pope Francis. The Archdiocese of Atlanta invites you to celebrate with us as we [...]