My friends in Christ,
We’re welcoming a new permanent deacon to the Cathedral! Sam Fraundorf will be ordained a permanent deacon with a cohort of other diaconate candidates this Saturday.
Sam will be the homilist at our 10:30 AM and 12:00 PM Masses on Sunday. We’ll host a welcome reception for him after the 12:00 PM Mass in Kenny Hall.
Yours in Christ,
Monsignor Mc
Monsignor Mc
P.S. Join us in Kenny Hall after all of our Masses this Sunday - we'll have coffee and donuts in the morning, and wine and cheese in the evening.
The Presence of God: Lenten Mission
February 26-28 | Pick a time: 8:40 AM or 7:00 PM
This parish mission will help you and your family to more easily discern the presence of God in your lives! There are two identical sessions each day, one in the morning and one at night - pick what’s most convenient. Each session includes:
■ a mission talk,
■ Eucharistic Adoration, and
■ opportunities for Confession
Monday, February 26 | 8:40 AM or 7:00 PM
We’ll talk about Divine Providence, how, in everything, God works for good for those who love Him.
Tuesday, February 27 | 8:40 AM or 7:00 PM
We’ll talk about divine indwelling, how the Lord lives in the tabernacle of our souls.
Wednesday, February 28 | 8:40 AM or 7:00 PM
Our main event - a Eucharistic healing service where we’ll discuss His Real Presence in the gift of the Eucharist and His healing power to transform us and our families.
■ a mission talk,
■ Eucharistic Adoration, and
■ opportunities for Confession
Monday, February 26 | 8:40 AM or 7:00 PM
We’ll talk about Divine Providence, how, in everything, God works for good for those who love Him.
Tuesday, February 27 | 8:40 AM or 7:00 PM
We’ll talk about divine indwelling, how the Lord lives in the tabernacle of our souls.
Wednesday, February 28 | 8:40 AM or 7:00 PM
Our main event - a Eucharistic healing service where we’ll discuss His Real Presence in the gift of the Eucharist and His healing power to transform us and our families.
K N O W
Healing Mass and Anointing of the Sick
Wednesday, February 7, at 6:00 PM in the Cathedral.
Come pray with us for the sick, the bereaved, and those needing peace and healing! Hospitality will follow the Mass in the Gathering Space.
Praying the Rosary with Sacred Art
Saturday, February 24, 9:00 AM-2:30 PM in Kenny Hall.
Father Lawrence Lew, OP, Promoter General of the Holy Rosary, and author of Mysteries Made Visible (Ignatius Press, 2022) will explain how Our Lady gave St. Dominic the Rosary as her peace plan for every age. He will answer your questions on how to pray when distracted, overcoming your difficulties with the Rosary, and how he prays with sacred art. The cost, including lunch, is $40/person.
L E N T
Join the 40-Day Challenge
Lent is an opportunity to examine your life, give your struggles to God, and grow closer to Christ. We’ve prepared a simple, achievable challenge for our parish to do together each day of Lent.
Ash Wednesday Masses
Wednesday, February 14.
Celebrate the start of Lent with this day of reflection on the mercy of God. Mass times include:
6:45 AM • 8:10 AM • 10:00 AM • 12:10 PM • 5:30 PM • 7:00 PM • 8:30 PM (Spanish)
6:45 AM • 8:10 AM • 10:00 AM • 12:10 PM • 5:30 PM • 7:00 PM • 8:30 PM (Spanish)
Additional Mass Time During Lent
February 16-March 23
During the Saturdays of Lent, an additional Mass will be celebrated at 4:00 PM in Kenny Hall. Like the Cathedral Mass, this will not feature any musical accompaniment. If the Cathedral reaches capacity for its Mass, additional guests will be directed to Kenny Hall.
The Knights of Columbus will host fish dinners benefiting the Cathedral’s ministries. Pay at the door; dine-in or to-go plates are available.
Stations of the Cross
Fridays in Lent, after 6:45 AM Mass, 7:00 PM.
Grow closer to Christ this Lent by meditating on His ultimate sacrifice for us. Walk with Him and his Mother in prayer on His last day.
S E R V E
Support the Church Across North Georgia
The Archbishop’s Appeal supports the work of the Church across the Archdiocese – helping young men enter the priesthood; caring for retired priests; ministering to students through campus ministry, and assisting people in need. Money raised through the Archbishop’s Appeal enables caring men and women in 22 ministries to advocate for life, dignity, justice, mercy, and peace.
Read the Sunday Bulletin
■ Free black books for Lent
■ Lenten Penance Service
■ Get help from a Stephen minister
■ Women's morning of reflection
■ 20/30Somethings events
■ Holy Land Carvings on sale
