Opportunities to Learn and Grow in the Catholic Faith
An experience of the gospel surrounded by food, conversation and prayer. The Rescue Project – led by Fr. Michael and Sem. Sean Lee – will consist of a meal, a video, and compelling discussion about the gospel over seven weeks in a small group format. These weekly Wednesday sessions are open to anyone and everyone.
For more information on dates and signing up, click here.
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)
Interested In Becoming A Catholic?
Are you someone or do you know someone who…
- Has expressed an interest in becoming Catholic?
- Was baptized Catholic as a child, but has not celebrated the Sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist?
- Is on a journey to learn more about Jesus?
- Is interested in exploring their spirituality?
- Wants to serve others?
The Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) sessions, which help to prepare you for the sacraments that will bring you into full communion with the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil, begin Sunday, September 13. Classes will be held in the Bride’s Room (located in the lower level of the social hall) from 8:45-10:15am each Sunday.
If you or anyone you know is interested in exploring any of the questions above, please contact Richard Ducoté, via call or text (404) 966-0382 or via email rcia@allsaintsdunwoody.org.
The Welcome Retreat, formerly Christ Renews His Parish, is a weekend retreat right here at All Saints. Welcome is for adult parishioners looking to renew their faith, gain a spiritual boost and make lasting friendships with other members of the parish. The two-day, one-night retreat is carefully planned and includes all meals. Don’t miss this opportunity to take time to reflect on Holy Scripture and deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ.
Watch parish communications for updates or the Welcome Retreat web page.
“Honor His invitation, and He will give you rest. You will find the joy hidden in you.” – Fr. Anthony
More Opportunities
Congratulations to all the high school graduates of 2019! If you are going to college, stay connected to your Catholic faith by finding a Newman Center near you.
What are Newman Centers?
Newman Centers are residence and Catholic ministry centers at non-Catholic universities throughout the world. These centers provide pastoral services and ministries to their Catholic communities, in particular to the Roman Catholic student population within universities throughout the world. College can be both a daunting and exciting time in your life. Your campus ministry wants to be there for all the ups and the downs and be your home away from home. Discover the blessings that come with joining a Catholic ministry at your college. Newman Connection is here to help – find your Newman Center or Catholic campus ministry at newmanconnection.com.
Why do you need to find a Newman Center?
- It can be your home away from home – Get an instant support system when you join campus ministry. Student leaders are usually upperclassmen and have more experience in college, and in general, they can help you out when you need advice or be a listening ear when you need one.
- Meet interesting people – Campus ministry is full of people from diverse backgrounds and cultures who make you feel safe, loved and important. Learn about each other’s differences and bond over your love for Christ.
- Find opportunities to serve and give back – Campus ministry tends to do a lot of service work on campus and off campus. If you enjoy serving others, you will probably love campus ministry.
- Make good friends for life – Campus ministry provides numerous ways to have fun with great people. Surround yourself with people who help you grow in your faith.
- Discover your path – College is the time to choose your career, figure out your vocation, and make other life decisions. For these important steps, campus ministry leadership can help.
All Saints Catholic Church has a parish subscription so you can access for free Catholic faith formation content. Find programs, watch movies & documentaries, read books for adults and children, and listen to audio, all centered around our Catholic faith. Featured content is added often.
Formed.org has a new and improved site. What has changed?
No more passwords! If you were previously signed up for the service, once you visit the site you will receive an email to verify your email address. Click on the sign in link and it will automatically sign you in. Watch these videos for more help with sign-in.
FAQs
We have been hard at work these past few months listening to you, your parishioners, and all of our customers and we are excited to announce the new and improved FORMED.
In response to what you asked for, the original FORMED that you know and love now has improved performance, an enhanced search tool, new features, and new ways for our users to watch our programming, listen to audio or read e-books on their connected TVs and devices.
Watching great Catholic content at your parish just got a whole lot easier. In addition to browser, iOS, Android and TVOS, we now offer Roku, Amazon Fire and many more avenues for you and your parishioners to engage with our content.
Offline playback, My List creation and the ability to resume watching where you left off are all features requested by our users that are now on the platform.
Additionally, an improved search function will help you better discover the content you are looking for, making it easier to find our movies, programs, e-books and audio.
Lastly, our newly designed user interface, mirroring some of the best-of-breed On-Demand solutions in the market, will make navigating the experience even more enjoyable.
Passwords are difficult and insecure. Which is why many technology companies are moving toward passwordless authentication, relying on the security of technology giants like Google, Facebook and Amazon. In short, passwords are being phased out online. We debated doing this ourselves, and in doing our research, we found that the number one reason for the majority of our support calls was lost passwords. Additionally we wanted to provide the most secure solution to our users. The decision became clear. We too would move away from passwords. Going forward, your emails will still work. You will just be authenticated through your email, rather than directly on the site. Once logged in, you will not need to re-register. Going forward, as long as you don’t log out or clear your cookies, you will remain logged in.
How do new parishioners register for an account?
Registering for FORMED is easier than ever:
- Go to formed.org/signup
- Select your parish
- Register with your name and email address
- Check that email account for a link to begin using FORMED
We’ve created a series of videos to guide your parishioners through logging in, signing up, and using the platform. Watch them here.
How can I find the content I’m looking for?
This is great, but is my FORMED subscription going to cost more now?
In the past, the FORMED site has occasionally had technical issues, will this be addressed?
AM 1160 the Quest is a new non-commercial AM/Online radio station that expands access to Catholic radio programming throughout Metro Atlanta. The Quest is a large, 50,000-Watt AM station capable of reaching 3.1 million Metro Atlanta commuters in peak drive time hours, as well as an Internet radio station that has 24/7/365 reach. Programming is rooted in the teachings of the Catholic Church, and engages listeners through diverse program formats that include prayer, reflection and interactive talk shows and podcasts.
They need our support. thequestatlanta.com
| CALL NUMBERS | STATION NAME & LINK | LOCATION | DIOCESE |
| WNRE-LP 98.1 FM | Ablaze Radio | Duluth, GA | Archdiocese of Atlanta |
| WMKP-LP 98.9 FM | Totus Tuus Catholic Radio, Inc. | Gainesville, GA | Archdiocese of Atlanta |
| WXPB-LP 107.1 FM | The Xchange | Athens, GA | Archdiocese of Atlanta |
| WSEF-LP 99.5 FM | St. Joseph’s Catholic Radio(FM only) | Dalton, GA | Archdiocese of Atlanta |
| Online | Nuestra Fe | Lilburn, GA | Archdiocese of Atlanta |
| WCFO 1160 AM | AM 1160 The Quest | Atlanta, GA | Archdiocese of Atlanta |
| Online | Radio Kerigma | Atlanta, GA | Archdiocese of Atlanta |
| WTOA-LP 101.3 FM | WTOA | Albany, GA | Diocese of Savannah |
| WABR 91.1 FM | Saint Paul Catholic Radio | Augusta, GA | Diocese of Savannah |