A sunnie outlook
An authentically Catholic vision for tackling poverty
Feature
Be partisan to the artisan
Christmas markets in the heart of the diocese
Turning over a new leaf
New Year’s Resolution: Attend a Retreat
Christmas Short Story Contest: The trial of Ebenezer Scrooge
Read the winning story of this year's Christmas Short Story Contest from FAITH Magazine!
Outreach through the ether
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish in East Lansing celebrates 40 years of broadcasting.
Choose a groovy movie
What to watch with the family in the Holidays
St. Cecilia, muse of the ages
“I’ve found St. Cecilia to be a good, reliable intercessor for my work,” said Michael Garnett, director of sacred music at St. Mary’s Cathedral.
Building strong Catholic families
Agapè Catholic Ministries celebrates 20 years of marriage preparation and the 65,000-plus couples they’ve helped.
Faith and finance: Catholic credit and checking
The Diocese of Lansing has expanded its banking relationship with Notre Dame Federal Credit Union.
FAITH review of books
FAITH Magazine's November book recommendations.
Heeding the call
Meet the Diocese of Lansing’s seminarians
Voting for religious liberty
The culture and laws have themselves changed as our society has abandoned Christian moral values once taken for granted.
Sounding the retreat
How the Saint Francis Retreat Center is bringing people closer to God
FAITH Review of books
Praying the Rosary with St. John Paul II by Gretchen R. Crowe will remind anyone familiar with the late pope just how much he loved Mary.
Heaven on earth
Goodness, truth, and beauty in downtown Flint
A chip off the old block
Woodcarving in the kingdom
Making Saints
When students come to Lansing Catholic as freshmen, the school’s priority is to offer them a real relationship with God.
‘Our faith is the most important thing we’re going to pass on to our kids’
For Steven and Hannah Hansen of Fowlerville, no sacrifice is too great to ensure their children receive the best Catholic education possible.
How to Raise Scholarly Saints
For good or for ill, human beings absorb the characteristics of the environments in which they spend their time.
Andy’s Attic: The Small Parish Fundraiser That got Big
This huge event exemplifies good Christian stewardship over temporal goods.
In God's Time
As we mark Natural Family Planning Awareness Week this month, one diocesan leader reflects on the true meaning of this phrase.
Two new priests for the Diocese of Lansing
Congratulations to Father Corey Bilodeau and Father Shea Kettner!
An Apology: Two More Deacon Testimonies
Two deacon testimonies were accidentally omitted from last month's issue.
Building a Hub for Evangelization
Father Jim Rolph shares his early experiences at the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
Diocese considers major new Catholic education fundraising campaign
The Diocese of Lansing explores a capital campaign for Catholic schools within the diocese.