Atlanta Catholic Centennial
The first one-hundred years of Catholicism in Atlanta were chronicled by T.J. O'Keefe in 1937-1938 in the pages of the Saint Anthony's Parish News. The text runs 17,500 words.
- Introduction
- Conception and birth
- Names of the city
- Early Catholic missionaries
- Early church edifices
- First to organize
- Priests of the early days
- Atlanta in two dioceses
- Other parishes and churches
- Catholic chapels
- The Diocese of Savannah-Atlanta
- Catholic worship and early conditions
- Early schools
- Public schools
- Catholic schools
- Catholic educators in Atlanta
- The Sisters of Mercy
- Boys' school established
- Convent moved to Washington Street
- Saints Peter and Paul School
- School in Saint Anthony's Parish
- School for nursing
- The Order of Sisters of Mercy
- The Georgia foundations
- Walpole's private school
- Sisters of Saint Joseph
- Sacred Heart School
- Saint Joseph Sisters at Saint Anthony's
- Present name of order
- Appendix