Sign Up for the Elijah Cup – Pray for Vocations

Take home the Elijah Cup and pray for vocations. Please ask Our Lord for more dedicated holy priests, deacons, and consecrated men and women.  May they be inspired by Jesus Christ, supported by our faith community, and respond generously to God’s gift of a vocation.    Learn more and sign up here.

School Veterans Day Mass – Wednesday, November 11

Our Saint Jude School invites U.S. Veterans who are family members or friends of our school and parish community to join us for a school Veterans Day Mass at 9:00 am.  We will honor our veterans by having them participate in the Mass procession and sit in reserved seating at the front of the church. A reception will follow Mass. Please contact Martha Robert at 770-394-2880 ext. 427 or mrobert@saintjude.net to confirm attendance.

 

All Souls Mass of Remembrance – Monday, November 2

Every year, our parish celebrates an All Souls Day Mass of Remembrance to remember and honor those we have lost this past year.

We invite you to join us either in person or virtually on Monday, November 3 at 6:00 pm for this special Mass. You and all other family members can view the Mass live or later at your convenience on our YouTube Channel.

Christ Child Society Luncheon – Wednesday, November 11

Christ Child Society of Atlanta is a ministry of our parish and a non-profit organization serving underprivileged babies and children in the Atlanta area. Open to people of all faiths, they provide prenatal programs, newborn layettes, children’s books, and more. Please join us for our Annual Membership Luncheon! Our guest speaker is The Most Reverend Bishop Joel M. Konzen S.M. $50/person. Register at christchildatlanta.org

Pray with Us at Respect Life Holy Hour – Mondays, 1:00 pm

Our Respect Life Ministry leads a weekly Adoration Holy Hour for Life from 1:00 – 2:00 pm in the Adoration Chapel.  The hour begins with a Rosary for Life, followed by quiet prayer. Please join us each week as your schedule allows.

First Friday Rosary – November 6

Come pray the Rosary with us on the first Friday of every month in the Church. As John Paul II explained, “…our heart can embrace in the decades of the Rosary all the events that make up the lives of individuals, families, nations, the Church, and all mankind. Our personal concerns and those of our neighbour, especially those who are closest to us, who are dearest to us” (RVM, 2).