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  • Registration: Faith Formation & Sacramental Prep

    In-person Registrations

    Registration for our 2026-2027 Faith Formation and Sacramental Preparation programs (Grades K–12) begins Monday, April 27, 2026. Whether your child is preparing for a sacrament or continuing their journey in the Catholic faith, our programs are designed to help them grow in love, knowledge, and relationship with Christ. Program details are now available, and registration links will open on April 27. In the meantime, bookmark this page to be ready: popfb.org/SPFF.

  • How Your Gift Lives On

    Please join us on Thursday, May 21 from 7pm-8pm in the Atrium for a special one-hour presentation on the Prince of Peace Endowment Fund. We will discuss how your gifts, large or small, provide a permanent source of income to sustain our ministries, maintain our facilities, and ensure our parish remains a vibrant home for future Catholics. In this session, you’ll learn: • The Impact: How endowment earnings are used to support our mission. • The Benefits: The potential tax advantages of different types of giving (including legacy and planned giving). • The Opportunities: Simple ways to contribute that fit your financial goals. Refreshments will be served.

  • Funeral: Dídimo Sánchez-Olivero

    Prince of Peace 6439 Spout Springs Rd., Flowery Branch, GA, United States

    Please pray for the repose of the soul of Dídimo Sánchez-Olivero, who passed away on April 18, 2026. Father Ignacio will celebrate a Mass of Resurrection on Friday, May 22 at 4pm.

  • Japan’s Christian Century & Martyrs

    • Thursday, May 28 • 7pm-8:30pm • English On August 15, 1549, St. Francis Xavier and a team of missionaries stepped ashore at Kagoshima, Japan, intending to spread the Gospel. Over the next 65 years, converts exceeded 300K, making Japan the jewel of missionary efforts in the East. But in 1614, Christianity was outlawed. Within 30 years, the Faith was driven underground as Christians faced two choices: apostasy or execution. Come hear the story of Japan’s Christian Century, as Walt Mussell, historical fiction author and Japanese history enthusiast, shares the story of these unknown Catholic martyrs and how Japan became as forbidden as the Garden of Eden. The presentation is an offshoot of Walt’s research for his novels and he’s open to answering any Catholic history questions about Shōgun and Silence. For questions, please contact Suzanne Coughlin at 678-960-0056 or email suzanne@popfb.org.