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April 14, 2019
Jesus, remember me in Your kingdom.
And so it begins. This is Holy Week—the final days in the earthly life of Jesus Christ. His life of obedience brought Him suffering and exaltation. His story can also be our story.
Jesus never questioned God's plan. He lived and died in obedience to God. We, too, are called to obey our heavenly Father. We are asked to live in service of others and in faithfulness to God. It isn't always easy; our human frailties often get in the way. We must put our trust in the Lord because obedience to God is the way to our salvation.
Jesus lived a life grounded in love. But this caused Him to suffer, too. He was renounced by His friends and betrayed. He was beaten and endured a terrible death. Yet Jesus accepted this out of love for us. Many of us will experience pain, sadness, loneliness, and suffering in our lives. We must be patient with the challenges of this life. When we put our hope in the Lord, we understand there is a glorious new life waiting for us after this earthly life is done.
Through His obedience and suffering, Jesus conquered death. God exalted Him so that all should proclaim, "Jesus Christ is Lord." Jesus is OUR Lord. Through Him, our faith will be rewarded with eternal life. Jesus will receive us into His kingdom as exalted sons and daughters of God.
New Respect For Life Newsletter
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Tenebrae - A Service of Shadow
Join us for a very special Wednesday Evening of Holy Week in Saint Ignatius Chapel. While reflecting on Scripture and Song, candles are gradually extinguished until the chapel is in darkness. All are able to delve more deeply into the mystery of Christ's passion and death, thereby preparing our hearts ever more fully for his triumph over darkness as the Light of the World. For more information go to www.IgnatiusHouse.org/lent-2019 or phone 404-255-0503.
Farewell Mass in Honor of Archbishop Wilton Gregory
A Farewell Mass in honor of Archbishop Wilton Gregory will be held on Sunday, April 28, at 2:00 p.m., Marist School, 3790 Ashford Dunwoody Road N.E., Atlanta, GA. The Mass will at the Centennial Center in the Young Gymnasium. Although this location is spacious, a large turnout is anticipated. Please arrive early if you are planning to attend. There will be an overflow area where the Mass will be viewable on large-screen televisions as well.
In addition, the Archdiocese of Atlanta faithful may send messages of love and appreciation to Archbishop Gregory via email to or in social media on the Archdiocese of Atlanta Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts.
North Georgia National Cemetery Mass
The Knights of Columbus Divine Mercy Assembly #2771 invites you to Honor our Veterans for a Mass on Saturday, May 25 at 7:30 a.m. A Color and Honor Guard will be present at the North Georgia National Cemetery 1080 Scott Hudgens Drive, Canton, GA.
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It's Time to Host Family Promise - Save the Date
Family Promise guests will be coming to Transfiguration June 23 – July 21. How can I help?
Family Promise Golf Tournament Sponsors Needed
This year's golf tournament will be held on June 17 at Indian Hills Country Club and sponsors are needed to fund the event. How can I help?
The Transfiguration school in Belle Anse is open and has 500 children enrolled as of January 2019. The pastor, Father Jean Claude Louime, is also feeding the children a hot lunch every day. Bruce Goddard, Ray Betsill and Chris Reilly visited the school on January 22 and installed a water purification system in the town for Bekert Descollines and BATF.
St. Vincent de Paul is committed to providing social services, resources, and financial assistance to the poor and needy. Please call 770-977-1442 ext. 142, 24 hours, 7 days a week. Your call will be returned in 24 to 48 hours.
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