FAQs

Limited street meter parking is available next to the Catholic Center on Brittain Drive. Depending on the day and time, it may also be possible to park in Peters Deck (entrances on Brittain Drive, Fourth Street, and Fowler Street). Please avoid parking in the lot behind the CC as that is reserved for our clergy and staff.

Yes. To get married at the Georgia Tech Catholic Center, at least one of the spouses must be a current or former student at Tech. They should be or have been involved in the CC in time, talent, and/or treasure. For wedding inquiries, please reach out to Claire Register at cregister@gtcatholic.org.

Yes, our Venmo is @GTCatholic. Thank you for your support!

Registering with the Catholic Center ensures that you will stay connected and up-to-date on events and happenings within the CC, it is also how you sign up to join a Bible study.

Sometimes, it depends on the game. We add them to the schedule as we are notified of game times.

Yes, while our events and activities are reserved for GT students, the Sacraments are still available to anyone in the area.

The best way to meet people is to attend any event at the CC or just come do work in the lobby! Be sure to introduce yourself!

You are more than welcome to schedule a tour of the CC by calling the office, emailing any of our CSO leaders (see contacts on this website) or stop in to the office during the day! You may also send an email to: cregister@gtcatholic.org.

Unfortunately, we cannot financially assist students with rent or living expenses.

During most breaks the Catholic Center closes. Closures are announced ahead of time. There are local parishes who offer the Sacraments.

We have lots of resources available to answer your questions! Our OCIA program is a great place to start ocia@gtcatholic.org, faithformation@gtcatholic.org, our campus minister, Claire Register at cregister@gtcatholic.org, or any of our FOCUS missionaries. Our Chaplain is also available by appointment.

No, we do not offer Masses in Latin. (Some of our Masses do include some songs and acclaimations in Latin.) St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Mableton, GA is the designated personal parish in the Archdiocese of Atlanta that exclusively and regularly offers the Traditional Latin Mass (Extraordinary Form).

Faith as Life events are different each time, focusing on a specific way that we can integrate our faith into our daily lives through food, music, etc.

Every other Thursday, we have Renew in our main Chapel, at 7:30p. It’s a time for Adoration and praise music. Confessions are available, with fellowship afterwards. Renew is an opportunity to spend time with Jesus in the Eucharist. All are welcome!

The Google calendar on the website, the GTCC Announcements GroupMe, and the calendar in the lobby.

Yes, the 9:30am Mass has a schola with chanting in Latin, the 11:30 is standard hymns, and the 5pm and 9pm are both more contemporary.

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