Catholic Community Applauded for Contributing Thousands of Signatures to End Dismemberment Abortion
Michigan Catholic Conference is applauding the Catholic community in this state ...
Special Report
Pope, USCCB call for dialogue in the Middle East
Pope Francis prays for reduction of tension between U.S. and Iran
Pope Fran...
Special Report: 2019 USCCB Fall General Assembly
From Nov. 11-13, 2019, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) ...
20 Years of FAITH magazine
Twenty years ago, Bishop Carl Mengeling and Father Charlie Irvin opened an offic...
Michigan Catholic Conference welcomes proposed federal rule change to protect faith-based child placement agencies
Michigan Catholic Conference welcomes proposed change
Acogiendo al forastero entre nosotros - Conferencia sobre el cuidado pastoral de inmigrantes
Más de 120 líderes parroquiales se reunieron el 11 de octubre en la Conferencia ...
Be Love Revolution
I am excited to share a wonderful ministry for young ladies in the Diocese of La...
Meet David Kerr, new director of communications for the Diocese of Lansing
A native of Glasgow, Scotland, David began his career at BBC News.
Clergy Sex Abuse Scandal Update
IN SEPTEMBER 2019, the Diocese of Lansing published a list of priests who have b...
Canonization of Cardinal John Henry Newman
Ordained an Anglican priest in 1825, he became a popular pastor, poet and preacher at Oxford.
Blessed Cardinal John Henry Newman
John Henry Newman, one of the leading Roman Catholic and Anglican theologians of...
Michigan Catholic Conference supports petition to end dismemberment abortion
A citizen’s initiative petition drive to prohibit the dismemberment abortion pro...
Michigan Catholic Conference Supports End Dismemberment Abortion Petition Drive
A citizen’s initiative petition drive to prohibit the dismemberment abortion procedure in Michigan has now begun.
U.S. Bishops increase accountability measures
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) held its 2019 Spring Ge...
USCCB releases 2018 Annual Report on the Protection of Children and Young People
At the end of May, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops' Secretariat of Child...
An update on Catholic Charities and the State of Michigan
As we reported in our last issue, the State of Michigan recently entered a settlement agreement with the ACLU regarding same-sex adoption.
Faith-based Adoption Services Under Pressure
Catholic Charities agencies have long provided adoption and foster care services...
Deacon ordination 2019
Deacon Eric Elstro
Deacon Eric and his wife, Mary Beth, have been blessed wit...
Special Report: Christus Vivit
On April 2, 2019, Pope Francis’ latest apostolic exhortation was published. As a...
Diocesan assembly still bearing fruit with upcoming EWTN program
A term such as “never before” does not deter Craig Pohl, diocesan director of new evangelization, in being a visionary. Case in point: the diocesan-wide Made for Happiness Assembly held last fall.
They should be “Strangers No Longer”. A call to be neighbors-helping-neighbors
The American Immigration Council http://www.americanimmigrationcouncil.org/, tal...
Special report on Vatican Summit: The Protection of Minors in the Church
In a summit that began with listening to the survivors of sexual abuse by clergy...
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe in December 2018
Father Fred Thelen, pastor Cristo Rey
In my 25 years at Cristo Rey, this year...
Black history in the Diocese of Lansing
In Flint, Father Norman DuKette Council #90 was established in 1942 by lay members of Christ the King parish, and the Ladies Auxiliary Father DuKette Court #90 was founded a year later in 1943.
Human Trafficking in Michigan
According to the National Human Trafficking Hotline, “Human trafficking is a for...