The yellow pages of the phone book include several pages of Christi...

This Lent, change your coffee routine around a bit by adding a couple of spoonfuls of spirituality.

The roots of Mardi Gras can actually be traced to the Roman Catholic Church.

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A psalm of David describes the characteristics of those individuals...

Baptism is the door to Christian life. It is the sacrament of spiritual rebirth.

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We are called by our baptism to live the Gospel and to follow Chris...

As Christmas approaches and we begin to think of holiday journeys t...

Symbolism of the Advent Wreath The wreath, a circle, expresses God...

Who must know the way to make a proper home, a quiet home, a kosher home?

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Wearing your faith isn’t a new concept at all.

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One section of my son’s reconciliation workbook asked him to identi...

Like the opening rite of the Easter Vigil, when the Blessing of the Fire takes place, we use fire to serve us.

Planting flowers on Memorial Day is one way we can remember our loved ones.

When I read Lydia’s story of the power of forgiveness, a sentence t...

What is ham and kielbasa doing in an Easter basket?

Make your meatless meals meaningful this Lent.

There’s no doubt popcorn inspires creativity.

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The "bests" and "worsts" of marriage

We must be careful not to try to do too many things in an effort to make something special, which can result in nothing feeling special.

As Catholic schools in the Diocese of Lansing continue to experience remarkable growth, superintendent Tom Maloney explains their growing popularity.