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Welcome to St. Teresa of Avila!
Welcome to St. Teresa of Avila! We are a Eucharistic community rooted in Roman Catholic Traditions, and gifted by God with time, talent and treasure. We are dedicated to witnessing our faith through worship, education, evangelization and nurturing our faith family through parish life and Christian service.
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Online Giving Reminder!
If you have been doing Online Giving before March 2020, then you will need to switch over our NEW Online Giving portal.
OLD Online Giving
(My Own Giving)
NEW Online Giving
(Parishsoft)
If you are on the OLD Online Giving with My Own Giving, log In, then - Remove your credit card information associated with your account.
- Cancel any recurring gifts that may be set up.
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Welcome Back and What to Expect
The Main Sanctuary opened May 31 and we have 2 daily Masses each day, Reconciliation and Liturgy of the Hours. Below are 2 videos created to help you have a feel for what you might expect when you come back for Mass.
Welcome Back Part 1 - Video
Fr. Mike Ingram shows you what to expect when you come into church and how the seating will work.Welcome Back Part 2
Fr. Mike Ingram shows you what to expect when you come up for Holy Communion and how you are expected to exit. -
Welcome Back to Your Spiritual Family!
Click here to read the Guidelines and Procedures for Reopening
Update May 20, 2020
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 NA 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7Responsorial Psalm DEUTERONOMY 32:35CD-36AB, 39ABCD, 41Gospel MT 16:24-28
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National Catholic Register
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By John Grondelski | The readings for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Aug. 9) tell us about a humble God. Elijah the prophet hides in a cave on Mount Horeb (otherwise known as Mount Sinai). The...
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By Catholic News Agency | WASHINGTON — The United States announced sanctions against Carrie Lam, the leader of the government of Hong Kong, as well as other officials in China on Friday, August..
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By Catholic News Agency | WASHINGTON — Several leading U.S. Catholic cardinals and bishops urged congressional leaders to provide emergency private school tuition aid to low-middle income...
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Abuse Hotline Number: To report sexual abuse of a minor by a Diocese of Savannah employee or volunteer, call the abuse hotline number at 888-357-5330 or the Office for the Protection of Children and Young People, 912-201-4074. To read the diocesan policy on sexual abuse of minors, go to www.diosav.org/
childyouthprotection. 
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download our Parish appOur St. Teresa of Avila app is available to download for iPhone and Android smart phones. Stay connected with our parish throughout the week with instant notifications and enjoy features like prayers, daily readings, helpful reminders, weekly bulletin and much more.
Help foster a stronger parish life at St. Teresa's! Download our app today at myparishapp.com or search your phone's app store for myparish. After downloading, search for our parish by entering our zipcode: 30813.
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Online GivingWe offer an online giving option that complements our offering envelope use. By signing up to give your weekly offertory giving online, you will help the parish more accurately forecast our finances and plan more strategically. Online Giving is a safe, secure and dependable means of income for the parish. Click on the Online Giving Logo to sign up now!
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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Find out more about Immaculate Conception School, Saint Mary on the Hill School and Aquinas High School by clicking the link or school emblem.
Click to download the application for St. Teresa's Catholic School Subsidy.
