"This

is an opportunity for all members of the community to celebrate together,"

a spokesperson said. "It is a communal renewal of faith and commitment

to know, love and serve God and each other."

The Mass will

be celebrated by Walsh, pastor, and concelebrated by Fr. Kevin Peek and

Fr. Fabio Sotela, parochial vicars at Holy Trinity. In the event of heavy

rain, Masses will be celebrated at the church at 10:30 a.m. and 12:15

p.m. only. On Saturday, May 25, the 6 p.m. Mass will be held at the church.

No other Masses are scheduled this weekend.

The amphitheater,

which seats 2,000 and is wheelchair accessible, is on McIntosh Trail in

Peachtree City. Following the Mass, all attending are invited to stay

for fellowship and refreshments. Juice and doughnuts will be served by

the Women of Faith at Holy Trinity.

Those entering

McIntosh Trail from Ga. Hwy. 74 (McIntosh Trail is referred to as Kelly

Drive from this entrance) may park at the amphitheater. Those entering

McIntosh Trail from Peachtree Parkway will be directed to park at Huddleston

Elementary School. Golf carts will be available to transport elderly and

handicapped persons from the school to the amphitheater.

Those interested

in volunteering to help before, during, or after the Mass are asked to

call Julie Rushin, 770-487-6426.

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