The minefield of New Year’s resolutions.

This month, the Church encourages us to remember the dead.

How a simple devotion can help save souls from hell.

Can the ability to simply “hang out” together be a gift endowed by the Holy Spirit?

These early Christians offer powerful examples of faith and courage amid a society that is hostile toward believers.

Diocese of Lansing's multimedia journalist Matt Riedl reflects upon capturing the beauty he sees through his camera's lens.

The faith and obedience of Bernadette allowed God to do great and mighty things and they continue to this very day!

March 21 is World Down Syndrome Awareness Day

When it comes to her purpose in life, there are no questions for Catholic school theology teacher Mary Gates

For Teri Sage, the Rosary is more than just a prayer—it’s a daily touchstone.

As their first child begins kindergarten this fall, the Koval family takes a moment to share their hopes for her future.

We are a Catholic school, and installing a 16-foot crucifix will remind all who visit our facilities who we are.

"Whenever a man accepts responsibility for the life of another, in some way he becomes a father to that person.”

When Sophia struggles to connect with those around her, see God in her life or have faith in his plan, she turns to Mary.

Charity is at the heart of the Church's social doctrine.

Last week, a group of families came in to visit our school and discuss the possibility of Catholic education for their children.

This Christmas season, the opportunities to help are plentiful.

When I graduate from high school this spring, I have a great many opportunities in front of me.

I’m envious of teens today who are preparing to receive the sacrame...

Allow me to take this opportunity to tell you how important you are...

My assignment for writing this piece was to share some thoughts abo...

What is marriage? What is a fetus? What does it mean to be a woman?...

Are you being confirmed this spring? If you think that being confir...

Have you ever wondered why the Catholic Church is so strongly associated with the concept of “social justice”?

When someone asks me, “Why should I go to a priest to confess my s...