Up! Up! Up!
As Catholic schools in the Diocese of Lansing continue to experience remarkable growth, superintendent Tom Maloney explains their growing popularity.
Faith Magazine
Inside This Issue | January February 2024
The Power of Powers: How Flint’s Catholic High School—and the Love of Christ—Transformed Makenzie Minge
“Powers changed my life in so many ways but, better yet, it changed me.”
Things to Do – February 2024
Events around the Diocese of Lansing in February 2024
Forming a Kingdom for Christ
The best antidote to a dangerous secular culture is Jesus Christ.
Sisters in Service
The Dominican Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist dedicate their lives to fostering students' faith lives.
‘Absolutely Fundamental’
Catholic education taught seminarian Thomas Crowley to hear the voice of God. He followed that voice all the way to Rome.
Stewardship in Action
For more than 150 years, Catholic families in the Jackson area have focused on forming saints and scholars.
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.
Loving Until it Hurts
Despite hours of mission work, focus, and dedication, Daley Fitzpatrick says she’s only getting started.
Forming Disciples
When it comes to her purpose in life, there are no questions for Catholic school theology teacher Mary Gates
Shepherds of Young Souls
The Diocese of Lansing is blessed to have a full-time chaplain at each of its four high schools.
How to Raise Scholarly Saints
For good or for ill, human beings absorb the characteristics of the environments in which they spend their time.
‘Educating is an act of love; it is like giving life’
These words, written by Pope Francis in 2014, offer the ‘why’ behind everything Catholic schools do in the Diocese of Lansing.