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Upcoming event
Saint Francis de Sales Catholic Church Saint Nicholas Craft Market
Sunday, November 8, 2026 · 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
587 Landers Dr SW, Mableton, GA 30126, USA
Saint Francis De Sales Catholic Church is hosting a Saint Nicholas craft market after the 10:30am High Mass selling handmade products from jewelry and artwork made by SFDS parishioners.
Welcome! Before you join
God bless, and we're glad you're here. Our Signal group is where the chapter chats, shares and
plans. A few things to know first:
What the group is for
Questions, experiences and pictures about homesteading, farming, livestock, gardening,
trades and home skills like cooking, knitting and homeschooling
Local parish events, workdays and gatherings
Land, housing and work opportunities
Prayer requests, faithful Catholic content and encouragement
Ask questions, whatever your experience. We grow as a community when we ask each other
for advice.
Group rules
We're an explicitly Catholic group. You don't have to show your Catholic card at the door,
but sedevacantism, anti-Catholic content and content against the Catholic faith aren't
permitted.
Disagreement is welcome, but please be charitable. Behind the avatar is another human
being. No cursing or bullying.
We're a mix of experience levels. Give instruction or correction only to be helpful, and
never ridicule.
Keep political debates, conspiracy theories, end-times "prophecies", liturgical disputes
and other off-topic arguments to private messages or other groups. We have the rest of the
internet for those; here, keep it about the CLM.
Buying, selling, trading and advertising relevant events are all welcome. Spam will be
deleted.
Respect privacy: don't share members' contact information, messages or photos outside the
group without permission.
Admins may remove posts or members who ignore these rules. Questions or
concerns? Message an admin in the group, or email
[email protected]
Once you're in
Introduce yourself: your name, where you're located, and what brings you to the movement.
