Following  in  the  footsteps  of  Jesus,  it  is  the  lifelong  responsibility  for  Catholics  “to  do  good  and  oppose  evil,”  including  in  election  choices.

After weeks spent quarantining and parishes planning appropriate safety measures, it’s now time to return to Mass, if you haven’t already!

Father Augustus Tolton, the first black priest in the United States, was a former slave who was baptized as an infant and raised Catholic.

FAITH talked with Father Norman Fischer, the first black/Filipino p...

Statement of the U.S. Bishops on the death of George Floyd. 

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread throughout the United Sta...

FAITH asked some parishioners why supporting their parish is import...

FAITH Catholic conducted a survey of parishes around the country from April 23 to May 7. Here are some of the results.

Make the most of this unplanned time together.

Creative ways Catholics have reached out.

Relax - you're already a religion teacher!

Finding Light in the Darkness of a Pandemic

Not surprisingly, the Diocese of Lansing Realign Resources for Miss...

Updated March 18, 2020 ...

To the People of the Diocese of Lansing, ...

Pope Francis prays for reduction of tension between U.S. and Iran ...

Pope Francis prays for reduction of tension between U.S. and Iran ...

Michigan Catholic Conference is applauding the Catholic community i...

Pope Francis spent several days visiting Thailand and Japan at the ...

Twenty years ago, Bishop Carl Mengeling and Father Charlie Irvin op...

Michigan Catholic Conference welcomes proposed change

I am excited to share a wonderful ministry for young ladies in the ...

In observance of the 105th World Day of Migrants and Refugees on Se...

The Catholic Hakha Chin refugees in Indianapolis came to the United...

Ordained an Anglican priest in 1825, he became a popular pastor, poet and preacher at Oxford.