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READ: “WHY SAINT MARY MAGDALEN INSPIRES ME TO BE MORE FAITHFUL TO CHRIST” by FATHER PAUL ERICKSON: Saint Mary Magdalen is an intriguing and somewhat mysterious figure through the Gospels (there are a lot of women named Mary and it can be hard to know who is who sometimes!). But there is one indisputable and undeniable fact about St. Mary… Read more
READ: THE SERVANTS OF GOD’S LOVE | GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS: This Friday, July 25, the Ann Arbor-based religious community, the Servants of God’s Love, will celebrate their 50th anniversary with a Mass of Thanksgiving at Christ the King parish church, offered by Bishop Earl Boyea, followed by a celebratory reception. Ad multos annos! Holy… Read more
WATCH: WEEK 29 | BE MY WITNESSES w/ BISHOP BOYEA | WITNESS: INSTRUCT THE IGNORANT: At the end of his time on earth, Jesus commanded us to teach all nations “to observe all that I have commanded you” (Mt 28:20). But how do we teach others about Christ and his Holy Church? Here’s Bishop Earl Boyea’s three-point guide to instructing the ignorant. Enjoy!
READ: “WHY I LOVE THE FEAST OF OUR LADY OF MOUNT CARMEL” by BIANCA MURRAY: The feast day of Our Lady of Mount Carmel has been a heart-warming day for me for the past 14 years, writes Bianca Murray, the Director of the Mother Teresa House for the Care of the Terminally Ill who is also a third order Carmelite.
In January of 2011 while I… Read more
READ: DO EX-SEMINARIANS MAKE GOOD HUSBANDS AND DADS? Jonathan Smith feels very blessed. The 42-year-old, pictured, has been married to Lauren for 12 years. The couple, who live in Hillsdale, have six children, with another baby on the way. Deo gratias. So, where was Jonathan’s training ground for family life? Counterintuitively, perhaps, he… Read more
INVITATION: CANTICLE “CHANT CAMP” | SAINT THOMAS, ANN ARBOR | JULY 28 – AUGUST 1, 2025: Saint Thomas the Apostle parish in Ann Arbor is excited to be offering a summer “chant camp” for children and teens who wish to learn Gregorian chant, hymns and other sacred music for use during Holy Mass.
The camp will be directed by staff from Canticle,… Read more
READ: “HEAD AND HEART CATHOLICISM: THE WISDOM OF SAINT BONAVENTURE” by MICHAEL ANDREWS: In the collect of today’s Mass, we pray for two gifts: to benefit from Saint Bonaventure’s great learning and constantly to “imitate the ardor of his charity.”
So writes Michael Andrews, Chancellor of the Diocese of Lansing, upon the Feast of Saint… Read more
READ: A DIOCESE MOURNS THE LOSS OF A GOOD SHEPHERD: Here are some images from the Requiem Mass for the late Bishop Carl F. Mengeling, Emeritus Bishop of Lansing, July 10, 2025.
Among those present at Saint Mary Cathedral in Lansing were mourners representing all the parishes of the Diocese of Lansing along with scores of clergy, including… Read more
READ: “WHY SAINT KATERI TEKAKWITHA REMINDS US OF CHRIST’S LOVE FOR ALL CULTURES,” by CRAIG POHL: Today is the Feast of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American canonized saint. Happy feast day!
“The remarkable life and deep faith of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha is a beautiful and timely reminder that Jesus Christ seeks to enter into a… Read more
READ: “WHY THE WISDOM OF SAINT BENEDICT IS STILL RELEVANT TODAY” by MICHAEL ANDREWS, CHANCELLOR, DIOCESE OF LANSING: Saint Benedict, best known for his Rule, offers a balanced and practical approach to the spiritual life, encouraging the steady, faithful pursuit of holiness in the midst of the ordinary, writes Michael Andrews, Chancellor for… Read more
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