Invite God into this important vocation

When students come to Lansing Catholic as freshmen, the school’s priority is to offer them a real relationship with God.

These words, written by Pope Francis in 2014, offer the ‘why’ behind everything Catholic schools do in the Diocese of Lansing.

For good or for ill, human beings absorb the characteristics of the environments in which they spend their time.

Scripture very clearly tells us to “love our neighbor.

“Listen with the ears of your heart.” - St. Benedict of Nursia

Michigan Knights of Columbus adopt new goals for building faith and fellowship.

“Follow the saints because those who follow them, will become saints.” - Pope St. Clement I

What does it take to maintain your faith when you’re buffeted by ne...

This month we focus on living the fruits of gentleness, kindness, generosity and self-control.

Whether you're excited or petrified for college, here are a campus minister's best suggestions for embracing college life.

Let’s dive in to three more fruits of the Holy Spirit and ponder the fruits of faithfulness, peace and patience.

Remaining committed is what will make the difference in the long run for the fight for life. Here's how you can keep pro-life efforts going.

The Diocese of Lansing explores a capital campaign for Catholic schools within the diocese.

Being a steward when stewardship is hard

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

Making Time to Quiet and Open Your Heart

The most important thing we can do for our children is to foster their discipleship.

Mental health from a Catholic perspective reminds us that God has made us in his image and likeness.

The notion that “opposites attract” is a paradox.

This is the story of an African woman who would profess that she would never have come to know Jesus and enter his Church had she not been kidnapped.

Thanks to a recent promotion, I’m now manager of our department. How do I navigate going from peer to supervisor?

Rejoice that you feel this discomfort; it’s a sign your marriage is healthy.

Did you know that the “Twelve Days of Christmas” may have a deeper symbolic meaning?

As we navigate the changes left in the wake of the pandemic, this verse from Isaiah brings comfort.