Despite hours of mission work, focus, and dedication, Daley Fitzpatrick says she’s only getting started.

“Powers changed my life in so many ways but, better yet, it changed me.”

John Bursch, St. Thomas More, and the work of upholding justice in Michigan.

Thane and Patt’s mission is to share stories of God’s healing power.

Ann Arbor medical clinic offers authentically Catholic primary care.

Some of their trips have been to places within the diocese, while o...

Michigan Catholic women invited to seek Christ at annual conference.

Paul D’Angelo lived 41 years with spina bifida, and kept Christ at his center.

Christian Anderson is on a mission to ‘revive a fire’ in the Church.

“I just feel so prepared to go to college and try to be that light for other people."

Lebanon Maronite Catholic Church in Flint adds a traditional Eastern flair to the Diocese of Lansing.

Weingartz Family Foundation donated $2.2 million to International Samaritan this past spring.

This month, two deacons will be ordained to the priesthood.

Bishop Boyea reflects upon his own father, Earl, as he adjusts to widowhood after 72 years of marriage.

Msgrs. Michael Murphy and Robert Lunsford share their recollections, insights and advice for the newly ordained.

You emerge from the cramped tomb with tears in your eyes and exclaim, “The tomb is empty!”

St. John School in Jackson saw Jesus in the Eucharist – literally!

How John’s Gospel brought Matt Clark to the holy Eucharist.

Friends of the Master is a Catholic ministry that supports previously incarcerated persons through Christ-centered transitional communities.

Diocese of Lansing’s only Vietnamese parish celebrates its silver jubilee.

“I will march because I know from personal experience that abortion is not a solution to an unplanned pregnancy, it’s another trauma.”

Petrides’ research into the role of saints in history showed him there is a pattern at work: God will continue to inspire new saints.

Christ the King Parish in Flint is the Diocese of Lansing’s only African-American majority parish.

In nature, Father Paul found a confirmation of God’s order and design and a greater reverence for creation.

“It’s all about serving our guests and making them feel like they’re royalty, even for just one day.”