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Clif Farr has been a baseball fan (spelled n-u-t) since he was a bo...

Jordyn is a gymnast from St. Jude Parish in DeWitt who is a member ...

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"Keep Jesus at the heart of all you do."

FAITH Magazine sat down with Ana Braga-Henebry, author of Jérôme Lejeune, Saintly Geneticist

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

The veiling of a woman points to her own sacredness and an image of Our Lady and the Church, the bride of Christ.

FAITH set out to discover the joys – and challenges – of life for big Catholic families across our diocese.

St. John’s in Jackson embraces chant.

A healing pilgrimage to Lourdes would change everything for Emily McJones.

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.

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

“As I say to people when they come here for the Chrism Mass on Holy Thursday: ‘welcome home!’”

“In 2012, Bishop Boyea asked his staff to start a women’s conference, and it’s been going strong since then.”

Father John Rocus’s journey through suffering towards holiness

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.

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