Catholic Charities and North End Soup Kitchen serve the underprivileged.

Making more than 20,000 rosaries a year that have landed in the hands of people around the world.

Five Marys share their stories.

"This is a call and a ministry, this is a way of life, not my 9-to-5 job.”

"We are those very disciples whom Christ wills to be in the world, but not of it."

Despite decades laboring in the vineyard of the Lord, Dr. Ralph Martin's love for Jesus Christ and his Holy Church remains visibly undiminished.

How the Diocesan Service Appeal is enabling Communio to bear fruit in parishes

Mary’s remarkable story of faith, hope, and love

A mobile pregnancy center supports life in the diocese

Ypsilanti’s Saint John the Baptist parish is meeting students where they are

Brooklyn’s St. Joseph Shrine

DSA dollars support seminarian formation.

When Kari Edwards talks about stewardship, her passion is infectious.

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.

A voyage of discovery

Happy 25th anniversary, FAITH Magazine!

One family's partnership with the Catholic school of their choice.

Sister John Dominic Rasmussen saw a gap that culture seemed to be creating and began to work with her staff on writing a virtue program to use in their school.

Saint Patrick in Brighton’s no-phone policy reaps benefits.

Read the winning story of this year's Christmas Short Story Contest from FAITH Magazine!

St. Thomas Aquinas Parish in East Lansing celebrates 40 years of broadcasting.

An authentically Catholic vision for tackling poverty

Meet the Diocese of Lansing’s seminarians

Saint John Vianney Catholic School in Flint has been faithfully serving the city’s black community as a beacon of virtue and learning since 1948.

“I’ve found St. Cecilia to be a good, reliable intercessor for my work,” said Michael Garnett, director of sacred music at St. Mary’s Cathedral.