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Learn with us the history of the Parish of Saint Michael The Archangel: what year it was built and who founded it!
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In his I Believe column this week, Archbishop Henning reflects on Michelangelo’s Pietà and the profound witness of Our Blessed Mother, whose love, mercy, and unwavering faith lead us to Christ. As we approach the feasts of the Immaculate Conception and Our Lady of Guadalupe, he invites us to draw closer to Mary and follow her example of… Read more
“Supporting our aging religious is a profound opportunity to show gratitude for their lifetime of service.”
This weekend, Dec. 6–7, our Diocese will take up the Retirement Fund for Religious collection, which supports religious communities in caring for their aging members.
Your generosity makes a real impact. In 2024, parishioners in the… Read more
Watch Mass live from the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist in Downtown Cleveland. Note: Permission to podcast/stream the music in this service obtained from ONE LICENSE with license A-702557.
2025 Daily Mass from St. Dominic’s Chapel at the Chancery of the Archdiocese of Atlanta
Don’t forget – Monday is the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary and a holy day of obligation. As Mary the Immaculate Conception is the patroness of the United States, this is a patronal feast day for our country.
Join one of our parishes to celebrate this joyful feast of our Blessed Mother, conceived without… Read more
Christmas and New Years is a difficult time for many who experience mental health challenges or who are navigating grief. But the coming of Christ at Christmas reminds us that God is present to us in our sufferings and can bring His light and hope into our darkness. Our diocese’s Mental Health Ministry is sponsoring a Blue Christmas… Read more
The journey covered over 580 miles, beginning in the valley and prairie of North Dakota, ending at the heights. The trip was over thirteen hours of driving, with countless stops for bathroom breaks, snack distributions, and seating rearrangements to stymie sibling squabbles.
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From the prairie to the mountains: Two families pilgrimage to the Lord
The journey covered over 580 miles, beginning in the valley and prairie of North Dakota, ending at the heights. The trip was over thirteen hours of driving, with countless stops for bathroom breaks, snack distributions, and seating rearrangements to stymie … Continue reading
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