The Archdiocesan Marriage Preparation workshops are designed for engaged couples preparing for marriage in the Catholic Church. It is highly recommended that couples take these two separate classes as soon as possible, to avoid scheduling conflicts. The two parts, “Life Skills for Couples” or “Love Again”, and “Marriage as Sacrament”, are offered simultaneously on the ... Read more
Following many successful groups, the Victim Assistance Program for the Archdiocese of Atlanta is offering a Trauma Recovery Group for survivors of childhood trauma on Thursday evenings, beginning Thursday, September 3. Registration deadline is Thursday, August 20. The group is limited to 10 participants. Nine sessions: Thursday nights September 3 – November 5. Co-Leaders: Sue Stubbs MS, NCC, CCPT-II and Wendy Baribeau MS, LMFT Please contact Sue Stubbs at 404-920-7554 or sstubbs@archatl.com for an application. Read more about the Trauma Group on-line at https://archatl.com/faith-life/victim-assistance/#healing-opportunities Questions and ... Read more
Family Honor, a Catholic organization with formal approval from the Diocese of Charleston, is hosting a “Parenting with Theology of the Body (TOB)” retreat at the Monastery of the Holy Spirit in Conyers, Georgia. Designed within the peaceful environment of a Trappist monk’s weekend retreat format, this workshop addresses the most pressing issues for parents ... Read more
Catholic University is a national research university with over 5,700 undergraduate and graduate students in more than 250 academic programs in the heart of Washington, D.C. By giving to the collection, you are supporting future Catholic leaders, both religious and lay, who are being formed by an exceptional, faith-rooted education and the University’s various research ... Read more
Do you feel God may be calling you to serve as a priest or religious in the Archdiocese of Atlanta? You are not alone. Come meet other Catholics considering the same possibility at our monthly discernment Mass. This event is reserved for men and women who are high school seniors and older. Please register below ... Read more
As we approach a national election, Catholics are called to bear public witness to our faith by defending human dignity and promoting the common good. Catholics in Communion, a national movement joining hands to build what Pope Leo calls "the civilization of love," invites you to a virtual theological conference on Participation, Dignity & Elections, ... Read more
St. Vincent de Paul has been serving Georgia for more than 120 years and provides vital programs to feed, shelter, clothe, and educate the poor with a spirit of compassion, respect, and dignity. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul empowers people to achieve stability and self-sufficiency regardless of their background, race, ethnicity, or faith. ... Read more
The Archdiocesan Marriage Preparation workshops are designed for engaged couples preparing for marriage in the Catholic Church. It is highly recommended that couples take these two separate classes as soon as possible, to avoid scheduling conflicts. The two parts, “Life Skills for Couples” or “Love Again”, and “Marriage as Sacrament”, are offered simultaneously on the ... Read more
The Love Again workshop is part one of a two part workshop series that is needed to complete the marriage preparation requirements. This workshop is followed by the “Marriage as Sacrament” workshop, after which couples receive their certificate of completion. The Love Again workshop is a one-day workshop designed to help the remarrying couple anticipate ... Read more
Register All adults with an experience of same-sex attractions who are striving to live the call to chastity within the Catholic Church and those who support them are encouraged to attend. This conference will also benefit all individuals seeking a deeper understanding of the Catholic Church's teaching on human sexuality, identity, and the experience of same-sex ... Read more
The Pan African Catholic Organization of Atlanta in the archdiocese brings together different African Catholic ethnic groups that are now well-represented in metro Atlanta. Twelve communities are founding members, including African Catholic communities from St. Joseph, Marietta; St. Theresa, Douglasville; St. Thomas the Apostle, Smyrna; Corpus Christi, Stone Mountain; and groups of Catholics from Cameroon, ... Read more
