There is clergy representation on each committee and subcommittee. Pointing out that non-profit organizations have become more and more professional in their approach, defining priorities, and developing good funding programs, Mr. de St. Aubin said that he thought the talents and involvement of many people were needed, and that the Council and supporting committees were broadly based. We really tried our best to get representation from all geographic parts and a mix of the various minority groups and to get really qualified people. They are not legislative bodies which make binding decisions, nor are they merely advisory groups whose advice might easily be ignored. He also said the recommendations of the council and committees would be distinct from the daily acts of administration of the archdiocese carried out by the staff.
Staff serve on several of the groups also.
In addition to his professional work, Mr. de St. Aubin is the head of the Men's Club at All Saints, its pastoral board and board of education, and on the fund-raiding committee for Jerusalem House, a home for persons with AIDS in Atlanta. Return to The Georgia Bulletin Return to Home Page of the Archdiocese of Atlanta.