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KPC 276 coffee house discusses (future St.) Augustus Tolton
Book club Sunday, Jan 27 10 am Adamski Hall Sunday promises to be an interesting conversation at the KPC 276 coffee house. The first priest publically identified as black – Father Augustus Tolton – is being considered for sainthood by the Catholic Church. He is formally known as…
Preparing for Christmas
Christmas Eve Mass is at 5 pm & Christmas Day is 10 am Posted by St. Anthony of Padua, Atlanta on Sunday, December 23, 2018
Sybil M. Robinson Social Justice Forum
Immigrants leave their homes to start new lives in foreign countries for many different reasons. Some are refugees, some are students or employees on an international assignment. Each one has a story about how they were treated, the obstacles they endured, and how they made a new life. We have immigrants within our own St. Anthony community. Nathalie Henene came to the…
Join us for All Saints Day
You are invited to bring photos of friends, family, spouses, children, loved ones to be placed on the high altar during the month of November. (Please remember to write your name on the frame so the photo may be returned to you.)
Happy Halloween!
Halloween was a wonderful celebration for our youngsters. From face painting and games to cooking S’mores, the youngsters were entertained by the party.
Celebration for the Habitat for Humanity with the new homeowner!
2018 Sybil M. Robinson Social Justice Forum
Spiritual homework to keep your mind on the mercy of God
“Help another in whatever small way we can”
Mission Trip to Haiti By Judy Volcy, MD In March 2018, I embarked on a medical mission trip to Haiti. I had always wanted to visit the birthplace of my parents. I also have been wanting to give back using my skills as a physician. I went along with my older son Isaiah who was on Spring break. I…