Depression can be a sensitive topic for those who struggle. How can we help?

“What are you hungry for?” It was a question my mother would ask th...

Love allows us to see people as their Creator sees them, and when we look through his lens, love becomes giving and not taking.

There is something to be said about our human nature that wants to “have our cake and eat it too.”

On April 2, 2019, Pope Francis’ latest apostolic exhortation was pu...

In the sacrament of the Eucharist, Christ is not merely symbolically present, but truly, really and substantially present, body and blood with the soul and divinity.

Bill Fritz, a retired Delphi Special Investigations Audit Manager, volunteers five days a week verifying electrical and electronic donations at the Catholic Charities Mid-Michigan ReSource Warehouse.

Catholic and Muslim leaders meet Catholic and Muslim leaders met i...

“Dad was the only one in the family who couldn’t take Communion,” he remembers.

Great sibling relationships need to be nurtured, and teaching siblings about love, loyalty and lifelong friendship is important work.

OK, let’s get right to this one! ...

The Warehouse is designed to help nonprofit organizations better serve their clients by providing resources at little or no cost to the organization.

Now that we're parents, all Deanne focuses on is our child. Shane is missing the point: our child is only young for a while.

The Magnificat is prayed every day during Evening Prayer (Vespers) ...

Madeleine Sophie Barat was only 10 when the Reign of Terror began in France.

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.

Whatever your course, there’s one person who should be well aware of your accomplishments – your boss.

One of the more interesting (to me) parts of Christus Vivit, the le...

The Task Force on Race and Catholic Schools presented its findings ...