Mitchell Helps People See God’s Creation
Care Free Medical Service's free eye clinic is a 'true labor of love' for Dr. Mitchell Dobrzelewski and other local providers.
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‘I Love That My Life Is for Me to Contemplate the Face of Jesus in My Brothers and Sisters’
Sister Maria Antonia Cruz’s love for the migrant people she serves every day is rooted in her love of Jesus, a love that has guided her life from the beginning.
‘When All Seems Lost, Don’t Give Up’
With Angels Outreach, Deacon Tony and Susan provide a safe place for Flint kids.
‘I Was Afraid Riley’s Name Would Be Forgotten’
The Riley Katheryn Foundation helps families who experience infant death.
“I Was Hungry and You Gave Me Something to Eat”
The tradition of feeding families in need continues at The Catholic Community of St. Jude.
Deployed for Mission Conference Empowers Parish Staff to Serve Parishioners and Form Disciples
Something special took place at the Employed for Mission Conference
Senior Outreach Services at Catholic Charities Cares for the Whole Person
Harold saw a sign of hope when help showed up at his cabin door.
Seminarians Prepare to Serve and Communicate the Love of Jesus
As Catholics, one of the most important choices we can make in life is to trust and follow God’s will.
‘I Can’t Even Express What Catholic School Gave Me!’
Brittney is shaping hearts and minds as a Catholic school teacher.
‘Everyone Matters, and Everyone is Loved’
“I believe that god puts people on your path of life that he wants you to meet.”
‘I Made a Vow to Make a Difference in People’s Lives’
Former Detroit Police Chief Ike McKinnon lives a life of service.
Tory Has Patiently Waited to Say ‘I Do’ – at Her Baptism and Her Wedding
When her baptism – and her wedding – were postponed, she turned to God.
Refugees From Myanmar Wait to Be Welcomed Into the Church
Over 30 RCIA candidates were preparing for baptism the week the "Stay Home, Stay Safe" order was issued. With online classes, a volunteer translator, and a "let go and let God" attitude, they were able to continue the journey.
Holy Moley! 1,000 Enchiladas
Hilda's 1,000 homemade enchiladas are a treat for her community and Catholic Charities.
‘Spring is when you get to do the fun stuff’ Nora tries to be a light in the darkness
How this high school senior is staying positive in tough times.
No track meet, no senior awards ceremony But Fernando ‘puts it in God’s hands’
Enjoying time with his family before the future begins.
After a Called and Gifted workshop, Katrina uses her gifts ‘to bring Christ more fully into the world’
"St. Catherine of Siena said, ‘Be who God meant you to be, and you will set the world on fire.’ I am so grateful I answered the invitation to Called and Gifted. Because of it, I am working to change the world.”
For three generations of the Randolph family Fathers are an ‘immeasurable gift’
A family that throws itself wholeheartedly into family life.
As a spiritual director, Louise’s wish is ‘for other people to know the Lord'
After losing her job of 42 years, she changed directions – now she guides others on their journey toward Jesus.
After escaping from terror in Africa, Balthazar says ‘Life is easy if you put it in God’s hands'
"Life is easy if you put it in God’s hands."
With her American Heritage Girls troop, Amy is ‘Empowering girls to find out who they are as daughters of God’
Empowering girls to find out who they are as daughters of God.
Meet Father John Whitlock, new director of vocations for the Diocese of Lansing
Father John Whitlock grew up in St. Johns, and is a graduate of Grand Valley State University.
Studying theology is not just for priests
Leisa found a 'hidden gem' at Siena Heights University.
How a Women's Conference Changed Becky's Life for Good
'I suddenly realized I have this partner – God – to help me get through everything.'
Every holy family looks different
Jennifer Fulwiler reminds us we all have unique families.