How the Stewardship for Saints and Scholars campaign helps the diocese's schoolchildren.

Three young priests. Three different paths. One powerful similarity: a foundation of faith that started early on.

Strengthening Catholic Education Together

"We were lucky to be able to send our kids to a Catholic school. Now we have a chance to help others do the same."

The Stewardship for Saints and Scholars campaign’s primary purpose ...

A powerful vision to form and inspire young people to carry the love and truth of Jesus Christ into the world

The Diocese of Lansing's Stewardship for Saints and Scholars campaign is making waves with its bold efforts to revitalize Catholic education across the region.

It is important to know that 100 percent of individual donations to the Stewardship for Saints and Scholars campaign will directly support teachers, schools, families, and parishes.

“We seek to form and inspire young people who will bring a new order to our culture so that the salvation won for us in Jesus Christ can be shared by our society and the world.” – Bishop Earl Boyea

If the diocese reaches its goal to increase the existing financial aid endowment by 150%, it will make a tangible difference for families.

A simple way to plan how and what to leave to the Church.

Though the Catholic Church today does not require that Catholics tithe, the Church requires us to support the work of the Church and to help with charitable works.

The Diocese of Lansing’s Stewardship for Saints and Scholars campaign is more than a plan – it’s a bold vision.

The entirety of the campaign is designed to benefit schools, educators, students, families, and parishes across the Diocese.

Bishop Earl Boyea knows that living a life of faith has never been easy — and that the challenge will be even greater for our young.

Whose Church is it, and what does that mean for us?

Being a steward when stewardship is hard

“We’re growing saints, we’re growing disciples.”