✨ Join us for a powerful Easter and Sunday Gospel reflection with Andy Lichtenwalner, Director of the Office of Evangelization and Discipleship for the Archdiocese of Atlanta. 

📖 Weekly Scripture Verse: “If then you were raised with Christ, seek the things that are above.” — Colossians 3:1

🙏 We also highlight the inspiring witness of Saint Margaret of Castello, a reminder of unwavering faith and trust in God’s plan.

🌷 Plus, Kathleen Lindeman, Director of Adult Evangelization at St. Michael the Archangel, shares practical and meaningful ways to keep the joy of Easter alive in our homes and in our hearts.

⛪ Living Liturgically with Fr. Silloway
Fr. Silloway, pastor at All Saints, continues his series on living liturgically—today diving into the Acts of the Apostles and how the early Church models a life fully alive in the Holy Spirit. 🔥📖

✝️ Gospel Reflection with Fr. Revak
Fr. Revak, pastor at St. Mary Magdalene in Newnan, offers insight to help us live out our faith with clarity and conviction in our daily lives.

🌿 Saint Spotlight with Chuck Purzner
Saint Walter of Pontoise – A humble shepherd who tried to flee leadership but ultimately embraced God’s will, reminding us that holiness often means surrendering to where God calls us.

📖 Scripture of the Day
“If then you were raised with Christ, seek the things that are above.” — Colossians 3:1 ✨

🎉 Special Event Spotlight
Mary Moorman and Nancy Fadeley from St. John Neumann share details on the Life is Beautiful Weekend Gala 💖
📅 April 24–25. A beautiful celebration of life, faith, and community you won’t want to miss!

AJ Cervantes, Director of Religious Education & Evangelization at St. Andrew Catholic Church, continues his series on what it means to be a missionary disciple ✝️. Today’s focus: 🙏 Prayer — deepening our relationship with God 

 ⛪ Fr. Adam Blatt, pastor of Christ Our King and Savior in Greensboro, GA reflects on today's Gospel reading 📖 

 🕊️ Chuck Purzner discusses our Saint of the Day: Pope St. Zachary
  💭 Weekly Memory Verse
 “If then you were raised with Christ, seek the things that are above.”
— Colossians 3:1 📖⬆️ 

Special guest: Jack Tyson from St. Brigid discusses the Monsignor Reynolds Charity Challenge 🎯 

🌅 Melkite Easter Reflection
Fr. Elias Dorham, pastor of St. John Chrysostom Melkite Catholic Church in Atlanta, continues the celebration of Easter in the Melkite tradition—sharing insights on the 2nd Sunday of Easter and the powerful witness of the Myrrh-bearing women, the first to encounter the risen Christ.

✝️ Gospel Reflection
Fr. Scott Reilly from St. Brendan the Navigator reflects on today's Gospel reading.

🌵 Saint Spotlight with Chuck Purzner: Mary of Egypt
A radical story of conversion and repentance—St. Mary of Egypt reminds us that no one is beyond God’s mercy.

📖 Scripture of the Day
“If then you were raised with Christ, seek the things that are above.” — Colossians 3:1 ⬆️

📚 Faith in Action
Vanessa Russell, CEO of Catholic Charities Atlanta, and Susan Jannetta, a Read To Succeed volunteer, share how they’re helping children in need by providing books and building literacy—transforming lives one page at a time. ❤️📖

🙏 John Claggett – OCIA Lead at St. Luke’s in Dahlonega
John shares a powerful reflection on trusting God, especially in those moments when prayers don’t seem to be answered right away.

⛪ Gospel Reflection from Fr. Eric, pastor of Transfiguration Catholic Church

🌟 Saint Spotlight: Clement Mary Hofbauer
A reminder that perseverance and trust in God can transform lives—even in uncertainty.

📖 Verse of the Day
“If then you were raised with Christ, seek the things that are above.” – Epistle to the Colossians 3:1 ✝️

😂 Monday Memes
Start your week with a smile and a little faith-filled humor!

💒 Fr. Peeter Pedroza – Administrator of the Divine Mercy Catholic Mission
Fr. Peeter continues sharing the rich history and vibrant community of the Divine Mercy Mission in Brookhaven. ❤️🌐 Learn more: https://www.divinemercyatl.com/

🙏 Divine Mercy Sunday Special

⛪ Sister Mary Augustine discusses the special Divine Mercy Celebration💒 This Sunday at All Saints Catholic Church 

• 🕑 Beginning at 2 PM

📖 Sunday Gospel Reflection
✝️ Fr. Mark White, pastor of Queen of Angels in Thomson and St. Joseph’s in Washington
🕊️ “He is not here, but has risen.” — Luke 24:6

🙏 Chuck Purzner  helps us get acquainted with St. Andrew

• Fr. Peeter Pedroza, Administrator of the Divine Mercy Catholic Mission in Brookhaven
• He helps us reflect on this beautiful devotion and what it means for our daily lives.
  🔗 Learn more: https://www.divinemercyatl.com

🙏 Living Liturgically Series Continues
Fr. Silloway, pastor at All Saints, continues his inspiring series on Living Liturgically. Today’s focus: 🌸 The Easter Octave — eight days of celebration reminding us that Easter isn’t just one day… it’s a whole season of joy! ✝️🎉

📖 “He is not here, but has risen.” (Luke 24:6)

⛪ Gospel Reflection
Fr. Revak, pastor at St. Mary Magdalene in Newnan, GA, unpacks today's Gospel reading. 

🙏 Saint Segment
Chuck Purzner reflects on Saint Odo of Canterbury — a powerful witness of faith and leadership in the Church. 🕊️

🌱 Farm to Table with Purpose
Candy Valencia, founder of Divine Mercy Farms, shares how they are bringing 🥩 fresh, wholesome, and carefully prepared cuts to your table.
💚 Processing with purpose. Feeding with care.

🔗 Learn more: https://divinemercyfarms.com/

🙏 Missionary Discipleship Series
AJ Cervantes, Director of Religious Education and Evangelization for St. Andrew Catholic Church, continues his series on what it means to be a missionary disciple. Today’s focus: The Sacraments 

⛪ Gospel Reflection
Fr. Adam Blatt, pastor of Christ Our King and Savior in Greensboro, reflects on Luke 24:13-35.

📅 Saint of the Day
✨ Saint Vincent Ferrer
A powerful Dominican preacher known for calling people to repentance and deeper faith.

🕊️ Memory Verse
 “He is not here, but has risen.” — Luke 24:6 ✝️🌅

Community Spotlight
🎖️ Jerry Tiarsmith, Commander of Fr. Joseph M. Peek Post 1984 of the Catholic War Veterans, shares about an upcoming community collaboration event raising awareness for veterans’ brain health and well-being.📍 Happening in Dunwoody
 📆 Thursday, April 16

🌅 Living Liturgically (Eastern Catholic Traditions)
Fr. Elias Dorham, pastor of St. John Chrysostom Melkite Catholic Church in Atlanta, joins us to explore the rich customs and traditions of Easter in the Melkite Catholic Church—one of the 23 Eastern Catholic Churches in full communion with Rome.

🌟 Topics include:

• Bright Week – an entire week celebrating Easter as one continuous feast 🎉
• Thomas Sunday – encountering the Risen Christ through faith 🙌
• The beauty and depth of Eastern Catholic worship and spirituality

📖 Gospel Reflection – John 20:11–18
Fr. Scott Reilly (St. Brendan the Navigator, Cumming, GA) reflects on Mary Magdalene’s encounter with the Risen Jesus.

💡 Key themes:

• From grief to recognition 
• Jesus calls her by name— “Mary” 
• Encountering Christ personally after the Resurrection

👑 Saint of the Day with Chuck Purzner – St. Ethelbert of Kent

• King of Kent and early English convert to Christianity 🇬🇧
• Helped bring the faith to England through his support of missionaries
• A reminder that leadership can be a path to holiness

📜 Scripture of the Day
“He is not here, but has risen.” – Luke 24:6 ✝️🔥

🎨 Faith & Creativity
Artist Clorinda Bell shares how the Lord revealed her gift of art and how she uses it to glorify God.🖌️ Discover more: https://clorysgallery.com/

✨ Takeaway:
The Resurrection isn’t just something we celebrate—it’s something we encounter, live, and share in every aspect of our lives.

🌅 Easter Joy Across Atlanta!
Atlanta experienced one of the largest waves of people entering the Church in the country this Easter! 🙌✨ A powerful sign of renewal and hope.🎙️ John Clagget shares why this moment should fill us with excitement, encouragement, and a sense of mission as the Church continues to grow. 

👤 Fr. Eric (Pastor, Transfiguration Catholic Church – Marietta, GA) discusses today's Gospel reading

🕊️ Saint Spotlight: St. John Ogilvie
A courageous witness to the faith, reminding us of the cost—and beauty—of discipleship. 💪📖

📖 Scripture Focus
“He is not here, but has risen.” — Luke 24:6 ✝️🌄
The heart of Easter: victory over death and the promise of new life!

🎙️ Fr. Mark White (Pastor of Queen of Angels in Thomson, GA & St. Joseph’s in Washington, GA) dives into the meaning of the Easter Octave—eight days of celebration that extend the joy of Easter Sunday! 🎉🕯️