Congratulations to the 12 men, pictured above, who were ordained to the diaconate by Bishop Boyea at Saint Thomas the Aquinas in East Lansing, May 17.

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Music ministry at Most Holy Trinity, Fowler

A Eucharistic journey

First American Pope

What should Catholics bear in mind when voting?

Congratulations to Father Corey Bilodeau and Father Shea Kettner!

Bishop Boyea announces 10 deanery territories that organize the diocese's 22 parish groups.

Proposal 3 is an amendment to insert 323 words into the Constitution of the State of Michigan.

On June 14, 2022, Father Dwight Ezop celebrated 25 years of priesthood.

Once every two to four years, we do our civic duty and feel pretty good about ourselves.

“Eucharistic Revival: My Flesh for the Life of the World,” invites U.S. Catholics of all ages to become part of a national movement.

My goodness, it seems like it was a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away … but back in the fall of 2019, Bishop Boyea gave our newly established Realign Resources for Mission Committee a seven-fold verbal instruction.

In 1776, future president Thomas Jefferson composed a few simple words that changed the world: “We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal.”

In the fall of 2019, Bishop Earl Boyea established a new 14-member committee to review how the resources of the Diocese of Lansing can be best used to better evangelize the 1.8 million people who live within the boundaries of the diocese.

The Church responds to racism.

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Addressing moral questions regarding COVID-19 vaccines.

“This is another tragic chapter in the Church’s long struggle to confront the crimes of sexual abuse by clergy.”

To the people of the Diocese of Lansing, When the Witness to Hope Capital Campaign was launched, few would have guessed that we would be amid a pandemic three years later!

Thanks and praise be to God! The pledge total for our Diocesan Services Appeal has surpassed our $5.2 million goal!

In an Apostolic Letter dedicated to sacred Scripture, Pope Francis said that, even today, Christians can learn new things from the countless translations of the Bible that exist.

Pope Francis focuses on many of the issues that serve to fracture our relationships with each other and with society.

Past feature stories from survivors on the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII.

The remarks came amid a portion of the documentary "Francesco" that reflected on pastoral care for those who identify as LGBT.