I know this is off topic, but I'm not sure where else I can post this. I have a friend I have been turning from paganism and introducing to Catholicism. She's interested in attending Mass. I cannot be there as I live in Virginia and she lives in the Atlanta area, basically I was hoping an Atlanta-area FReeper or two might be able to suggest a good, non-heterodox parish for her to go to. Anywhere in Atlanta or Lawrenceville, Cumming, Suwanee, Gainesville, Duluth, Dacula, any of those places would be fine. Can anyone help me out here?
I think I know someone who might know.
Latin Mass might be too much for her, but on the other hand if she's coming from a pagan background it would probably fascinate her. And they are REALLY orthodox in this parish: St. Francis de Sales, Mableton
How far out of town does your friend live? Most of the communities you mention are in the far northeast suburbs - except for Cumming which is far north. If she lives out that way, our parish would be a very long haul.
Unfortunately, I am not familiar with the Catholic parishes out that way. But I know there is a FReeper who lives in the Peachtree Corners area (that's northeast) who is very orthodox and has a pastor who is very orthodox too. But I can't remember his/her name, other than that I think it begins with "D" . . . . Maybe if we ping the Catholic list.
3400 Old Alabama Rd
Alpharetta, GA ...
Beautiful new Church. Excellent Pastor. Warm, welcoming parishoners. Superb choir