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The Holy Spirit Young Professional Ministry is a community of men and women, in their 20's, 30's and 40's brought together to nourish God's call to life with Him. The Young Professionals develop their potential, foster their talents and respond to the challenges of being Catholic in today’s world.

This ministry offers faith enrichment and brings members together in a wide range of social, spiritual, athletic and service activities. Among the activities enjoyed by Young Adults are TGIF events, happy hours, dinner with fellowship following 5:30 pm Sunday Mass, service projects, spiritual and social opportunities with other parishioners.

We hope to see you at one of our upcoming events soon!

Upcoming Events

Pilgrimage to the Holy Land - November 5th - 16th
Monsignor Dillon cordially invites you to join him on his annual pilgrimage to the Holy Land from November 5th through the 16th. Visit some of... more »

Pray for Priests
Pope Benedict XVI has declared a "Year for Priests" beginning with the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus on June 19th. The year will... more »

Theology on Tap
On Wednesday, July 8 the Holy Spirit Young Professionals will be hosting the Archdiocese of Atlanta’s “Theology on Tap” as part of the summer series... more »

New Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) Class Forming
Do you want to learn more about the Catholic Church and what we believe? Perhaps your spouse or fiancé would like to become Catholic? Or... more »

Recent Events

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Other Information

Office Closing for 4th of July
In observance of the July 4th holiday, the Parish Office will be closed on Friday, July 3rd and will resume regular office hours on Monday,... more »

2008 - 2011 Capital Campaign Update
Since launching our Capital Campaign in the fall, we have received $11,912,474 in pledges, with $5,684,005 "cash in hand." Our goal for Phases I and... more »

Saint of the Day

St. Thomas the Apostle (July 3, 2009)
Poor Thomas! He made one remark and has been branded as "Doubting Thomas" ever since. But if he doubted, he also believed. He made what is certainly the most explicit statement of faith in the New Testament: "My Lord and My God!" (see John 20:24-28) and, in so expressing his faith, gave Christians a prayer that will be said till the end of time. He also occasioned a compliment from Jesus to all later Christians: "Have you come to believe because you have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and have believed" (John 20:29).
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