Following a memorial Mass on Nov. 8 at the Church of the Divine Child in Dearborn, the cremains of 22 individuals were solemnly accompanied by their families to their final resting place at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield, in the All Souls Remembrance Room.

The Mass and service were part of “Gather Them Home,” an initiative of… Read more

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Parish, cemetery lay 22 cremated remains to rest as part of 'Gather Them Home' - Detroit Catholic

Since 2018, program led by Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services has helped families lay loved ones to rest in sacred grounds

Thousands of pro-lifers across Michigan descended upon the state Capitol building in Lansing to demonstrate their commitment to defending life in all stages.

Right to Life-Michigan hosted the second Michigan March for Life on Nov. 6, gathering on the Capitol lawn to hear testimonies from a series of pro-life witnesses, including former Detroit… Read more

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Pro-lifers march on: Thousands gather at state capital for Michigan March for Life - Detroit Catholic

Students, marchers from across state gather in Lansing to defend right to life, remind voters 'we stand with, not against, women'

Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan is launching a food and emergency relief effort in response to the federal government’s budget impasse, which has caused a cessation of SNAP benefit payments.

Beginning Thursday, Nov. 6, the food pantry at the Center for the Works of Mercy, located at 10301 Woodward Ave. in Detroit, will offer… Read more

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Catholic Charities launches emergency food drive amidst cutoff in SNAP benefits - Detroit Catholic

CCSEM will distribute food on Thursdays from the Center of the Works of Mercy, launches matching campaign for donations

More than 80 musicians gathered at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on Nov. 2 as the Archdiocese of Detroit’s Office of Cultural Ministries hosted its annual Black Catholic Ministries Gospel Choir concert. With the theme “Worthy to be Praised,” the event showcased vibrant Gospel worship that continues to strengthen Detroit’s Black Catholic community.

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Black Catholic Gospel Choir demonstrates the Lord is 'Worthy to be praised' through song - Detroit Catholic

DETROIT ─ The Archdiocese of Detroit’s Office of Cultural Ministries hosted its annual Black Catholic Ministries Gospel Choir concert on Sunday, Nov. 2, at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Detroit, the former site of St. Leo Parish.

Marian High School – Bloomfield Hills, MI unveiled its new science and visual arts wings during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 28, as the school modernizes to meet the needs of today’s students.

The two-part addition, which includes the Fisher Family Science Wing and the Wanink Art Wing, is the centerpiece of the Marian for Generations… Read more

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Marian High School opens new science and art wings as school seeks to modernize - Detroit Catholic

Fisher Family Science Wing and Wanink Art Wing the newest additions to Bloomfield Hills school

During the 2025 Jubilee Year of Hope, Catholics are invited to visit one of 12 designated pilgrimage sites in the Archdiocese of Detroit, where special graces, indulgences and opportunities for prayer are available for the faithful properly disposed.

While most of the sites — which have been profiled each month by Detroit Catholic — are… Read more

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A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through Our Lady of Hope Cemetery - Detroit Catholic

320-acre Brownstown Township cemetery offers pilgrims unique opportunity to pray with and for those who have gone before us

Reflecting on the uncertain early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, Holly Abolins, director of discipleship formation at St. Mary of the Hills Parish in Rochester Hills, can think of one positive from the time of sheltering in place and distancing.

COVID gave society permission to start talking more freely about mental illness and mental… Read more

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Parishes tackling mental health crisis through compassionate, comprehensive pastoral ministries - Detroit Catholic

Detroit-area parishes part of national trend of expanding ministries to address mental health concerns since COVID-19 pandemic

For 75 years, the St. Frances Cabrini Clinic has been carrying out Msgr. Clement Kern’s vision of a place where Detroit’s poor and vulnerable could find medical care.

On Oct. 27, the Cabrini Clinic — now under the administrative care of Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan — celebrated 75 years on the campus of Most Holy Trinity… Read more

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Cabrini Clinic marks 75 years of caring for Detroit’s poor in Corktown neighborhood - Detroit Catholic

The free clinic, started by Msgr. Clement Kern in 1950, is now under the care of Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan