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We want to make you aware that individuals have recently been seen in our parking lot asking for money. While we are called to be generous, we also want to keep our community safe. If you encounter someone soliciting help, please do not engage directly—especially with cash or transportation. Instead, notify a member of the clergy, and they will handle the situation appropriately. Thank you for your vigilance and care.

As you head out on your summer adventures, don’t forget to pack your faith along with your sunscreen! Whether you’re in the mountains, at the beach, or exploring a new city, we’d love to see you and /or your family at Mass wherever your travels take you.

Snap a quick selfie at the church you visit—inside or out—and share it with us! We’ll be posting a display of our parish family attending Mass around the globe on social media. It’s a beautiful way to stay connected and to remind ourselves (and others!) that there’s no vacation from Mass.

Send your photos to communications@hsccatl.com and tag us on social media with these hashtags: 

 

#HSCCATL
#MassOnTheMove
#FaithTravels
#CatholicTraveler
#HolyStops
#VactionMass
#ParishPassport

 

Let’s celebrate the universal Church and inspire each other to stay rooted in faith wherever we go! Bon voyage and God bless! Follow us on Facebook (@HolySpiritCatholicChurchATL) and Instagram (@hsccatl)

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Fr. Branson Hipp, Chaplain of the Georgia Tech Cathlolic Center, is the guest speaker at the next Theology on Tap on Friday, July 18, at 7:00 PM at O’Reilly’s Public House in Sandy Springs. Fr. Hipp will speak about “Hope.” All young adults are invited to attend.

Join the Knights of Columbus for a night of baseball, patriotism, and purpose at the Atlanta Braves game on Monday, July 21 at 7:15 PM! Kick things off with a stirring rendition of the National Anthem by Bryan Lewis, then settle in for a fun evening at the ballpark—all while supporting future Catholic chaplains in the U.S. military. Every ticket purchased through the link below benefits the Blessed McGivney Military Chaplain Scholarship, helping seminarians answer the call to serve those who serve our country. To purchase tickets or make a donation, please visit kofcassembly3313.org/braves. Don’t miss this grand slam of faith, fun, and baseball!

The 30s & 40s Atlanta Catholic Crew is hosting a “Cereal and Chill Night” in the lower level meeting room of the parish office building on Friday, July 25, from 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM. Bring your favorite nostalgic cereal to share—think Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, or anything that takes you back! Milk will be provided. Come hang out, enjoy some cereal, and connect over great conversation. Email atlantacatholiccrew@hsccatl.com with questions.

Interested in becoming Cathoic? Enrollment is open for our next Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA) session, running August 10 – November 23. Candidates will enter full communion at the 5:00 PM Vigil Mass on November 22.

Classes meet Sundays at 10:00 AM, with Mass before or after at 8:30 or 11:30 AM. No class will be held on Labor Day, Columbus Day, or Thanksgiving weekends. A $35 fee covers books and materials. Pastoral approval is required, so please begin gathering baptism and marriage certificates (if applicable).

To register or schedule an interview, email Dr. David King. Please note the registration deadline is July 27.

Join the Women’s Club Social on Thursday, July 31, from 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM at Cross Creek Cafe. Donations for appetizers are appreciated. RSVP online.

Do you feel called to support life and walk with women facing challenging pregnancies? Holy Spirit is seeking passionate, faith-filled leaders to guide two vital ministries:  Walking With Moms in Need and Respect Life.

Both roles offer meaningful ways to serve and build a life-affirming community within our parish. Training and guidance will be provided. If you're interested or would like to learn more about these opportunities, please contact Kim Schulman.

Each year, Archbishop Hartmayer receives requests for financial aid from dioceses in developing countries and from religious orders serving worldwide. He selects several of these worthy requests to receive assistance. Place your envelope in the second collection basket make a contribution online here.

Join the St. Vincent de Paul Society at Holy Spirit and help bring hope to neighbors in crisis—right in our own community. There are many meaningful ways to serve: answer hotline calls, collect donations after Mass, make home visits, or simply pray with us and support our work through fellowship. Whether you have an hour a week or just a heart for service, your presence matters. You’ll be part of a compassionate team walking alongside those facing eviction, hunger, or hardship—with dignity, respect, and love.

Email us at SVDP@HSCCATL.com to learn more or join us on Tuesday, August 5, in the lower level conference room of the parish office at 6:30 PM for fellowship followed by our meeting at 7:00 PM.