Lenten Series with Luke Timothy Johnson

Practical Christianity: Lessons from the Letter of James  

Wednesdays in Lent  

(April 9)

The lectures will be streamed live from the Cathedral to interested parishes throughout the Diocese. Come to St. Patrick's to watch and join the community as we learn together and with others around the Dicoese. More information available here. 

Creative Explorer's Camp - The Light of the World: June 23 -June 27. Information and registration forms can be found on our website or on the table outside the office.    

Brotherhood of St. Andrew Build: The St. Patrick's Brotherhood of St. Andrew was asked to build a new storage building for Emmaus House, a neighborhood ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta in the Peoplestown community located just south of Turner Field. With nail guns blazing, five of the brothers completed the building in one day on Saturday April 5.  Pictured at the right, (left to right) are: Jim Hoffman, Bill Rankin, Andy Schuyler, David White, and Brad Hoyt.

Friday, April 18, Good Friday

~ Noon, Good Friday Liturgy

~ 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross

Saturday, April 19

10:30 a.m., Holy Saturday Liturgy

...ON EASTER MORNING, APRIL 20

~ 6:30 a.m., Easter Sunrise Vigil and Paschal fire, front lawn 

~ 8:00 a.m., Easter Breakfast, Parish Hall

~ 9:30 a.m., Easter Egg Hunt

~ 10:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist, Flowering of the Cross

Sundays

Nursery - newborn - 4 years - Room 6 

Catechesis of the Good Shepherd:

Level I - ages 3, 4, and Kindergarten - Room 4

Level II - 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades - Room 9

Level III - 4th and 5th grades - Room 3

(Children's Music in Room 10)  

Seasonally appropriate coloring sheets available for children during church. 

Youth: 

Rite 13 - 6th and 7th grades - Room 12

J2A - 8th and 9th grades - Room 11

YEA - 10th - 12th grades - Room  14  

Adult Formation Classes:  

• Roundtable Discussion Series, Parlor  
• Dreams: A Way to Listen to God, Library
• The Old Testament: Messages For Today - Too often we think of the Old Testament as writings concerned with whatever was happening "way back when" and fail to see their relevance to the way we live some thousands of years later.  In this class we will look at selected Old Testament books and the message they have to teach us about living in the 21st century. Meets in Boardroom 8a/8b
  

  Mar 30,Apr 6 & Apr 27    The Book of Hosea, Bill O'Schaunessy

  May 4-May 25                 The Book of Psalms, Deacon Ed

• Contemplative Class: A Native View of God: Some of us have had transformative encounters with Indigenous peoples and their ways of relating to God. We will explore these experiences and discuss how to relate to indigenous cultures and see God and the land through their eyes and how it can inform our walk with Christ. Come and join in our sharing. We will not follow a book per se, but inspiring materials can be suggested to those who are interested. Contact Jon Richardson with questions or suggestions. Reach Jon at 770-451-7519 or email him here. RSVP's are appreciated, but are not required. Meets in Gathering Room.