On Jan. 27, hundreds of Catholics participated in the March for Life at the State Capitol to march for the dignity of every human life.

She loved Jesus, but never saw herself teaching anyone, let alone teenagers.

Tell Jesus what’s on your heart, and take time to listen to his response.

As the father of four young children, the Holy Spirit pricked my heart when the well-known and surprisingly profound “This Little Light of Mine” came blasting through the speaker.

A civil engineer and father of five, Brian Smith of St. Mary’s Parish in Westphalia works hard to carve out time to serve the Lord and share his love.

How do we respond to God’s invitations, gifts and corrections?

A small act to support a foster parent on the Rosebud Indian Reservation grew into a group effort.

For Evangelina Palma Ramírez, Ph.D., from Cristo Rey Parish, accompaniment (acompañamiento) is walking with people, being with them, listening to their joyful and sad experiences and helping them acquire what they need.

Pete Burak reminds us even in a pandemic, we can still pray.

Everyone with glasses or contacts understands the sensation of seeing leaves on trees after putting on glasses for the first time.

For Sarah, witnessing is about how you live your daily life.

Confirmation – much more than a certificate of completion.

The key is reminding people that they are good and that God is pleased with them.

Christianity’s bold claims shine brightest when things are darkest.

John Thelen began volunteering with St. Vincent de Paul in St. Johns in 1995, and is now the executive director.

Peter’s journey of faith is a microcosm for all of us.

Sue Davis of St. Gerard Parish in Lansing has been bringing the Eucharist to patients at local hospitals for 11 years.

Many of us just try to survive Lent until we can satiate our increasing hunger for dessert, Instagram, alcohol or the snooze button. Columnist Pete Burak invites you to consider it from a different perspective.

Jo Hooper shares a mother’s warmth

In recent years, usually around the beginning of November, I’ve noticed a growin...

This tight-knit group takes care of their parish and each other

As Christians, we’ve been given a sneak peek of where this most miraculous story leads. Reset your expectations this Advent and see what happens when you await the Lord with an open heart.

As a retired chief accounting officer, she knows the value of robust bookkeeping.

Each experience is unique - be ready to share yours.

“I hope the people I transport gain a better understanding of God’s purpose through the services we provide,” explains Gary Kinneer. “Hopefully it brings them closer to God.”