St. Brendan the Navigator is a Roman Catholic Church of the Archdiocese of Atlanta. This dynamic faith community is home to approximately 3500 families.
The belief in the existence and the devotion to the holy angels is a significant part of our Catholic faith. Knowing that a holy angel is ever present by our side should comfort us, especially in difficult times, and remind us to live in the righteous path of the Lord.
#Pope: "We cannot expect to continue to grow on a material level, without taking care of the common home that welcomes us. Our poorest brothers and mother earth lament for the damage and injustice we have caused, and demand we take another course."
Attention engaged couples and newlyweds! Did your wedding plans change due to the coronavirus pandemic? Were you faced with trimming your guest list from 200 to 50? How'd you navigate a mini-wedding?
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COVID Cooking got you down? Help others while helping yourself! Buy a Honey Baked Ham gift card and 20% of the proceeds are donated to our HaitiReach Ministry! No expiration date on the gift cards and redeemable for… https://t.co/0Q63AyVi3C
UPDATE FROM THE ARCHDIOCESE: Archbishop Gregory firmly prays and hopes that this period of restricted activity will be used as an occasion for all in the Archdiocese of Atlanta to nurture their relationship to Jesus… https://t.co/H380hhbzbF
Happening at St. Brendan's: Installation of the 8 stained glass windows in the Chapel is complete. Remaining to arrive later this summer are 2 large rose windows for the front and rear of the chapel and a smaller… https://t.co/rMdZ7GIpZG
Happening at St. Brendan's: We are looking for a new Part-Time Parish Life Coordinator to join us immediately. Qualified applicant has strong logistics and event planning skills, is detail oriented, and a confident… https://t.co/NuUBpSVarO
Today the Catholic Church remembers Saint Paulinus of Nola, who gave up his life in politics to become a monk, a bishop, and a revered Christian poet of the 5th century. https://t.co/WaaXRySgVY