Watch: Week 27 | Be My Witnesses w/ Bishop Boyea | Witness: Do not be Ashamed of Me July 04, 2025 Diocese of Lansing July 4, 2025 Independence Day My sisters and brothers in the Lord, Welcome to week twenty-seven of BMW, Be My Witnesses. Happy Independence Day! OK, let’s go; let’s be witnesses; let’s
Read: Happy Independence Day! July 4, 2025 July 04, 2025 Diocese of Lansing On this day in 1776, the founders of the United States of America, who were gathered at the Second Continental Congress in Philadelphia, declared that the thirteen American colonies were no longer subject to the British monarch, King George III, and were
Read: “Doubting Thomas: my inspiration” by Father Bill Ashbaugh, Saint Thomas the Apostle, Ann Arbor July 03, 2025 Diocese of Lansing Today we remember St Thomas the Apostle, writes Father Bill Ashbaugh, Pastor of Saint Thomas the Apostle in Ann Arbor upon their patronal feast day, July 3. We often think of him as ‘Doubting
Watch: In his own words | Bishop Carl Mengeling (1930 – 2025) RIP July 02, 2025 Diocese of Lansing The Diocese of Lansing has been inundated with thousands of notes of condolence since the death of Emeritus Bishop Carl F. Mengeling (1930 – 2025) was announced yesterday. Thank you. May he rest in peace. If
Death Notice: the Most Reverend Carl F. Mengeling, Emeritus Bishop of Lansing, (1930 – 2025) RIP July 01, 2025 Diocese of Lansing Of your charity, please pray for the repose of the soul of the Most Reverend Carl Frederick Mengeling, Emeritus Bishop of Lansing, who died in the early hours of this morning, July 1,
Read: Obituary of the Most Reverend Carl F. Mengeling, Emeritus Bishop of Lansing, (1930 – 2025) RIP July 01, 2025 Diocese of Lansing The late Carl Frederick Mengeling was born October 22, 1930, in Hammond, Indiana, to Carl H. and Augusta Huke Mengeling, who were both German immigrants. He was the second of four children.
Watch: Faith & Science | A beautiful synthesis June 30, 2025 Diocese of Lansing The Catholic Church has always taught that faith and science are wholly compatible with each other and, indeed, that both reveal to us the goodness, truth, and beauty of God. And yet, studies suggest that most young Catholics who lapse from
Read: “How to discover the adventure of following God” by Sister Irenaeus Schluttenhofer O.P. June 28, 2025 Diocese of Lansing On the wall of my classroom at Lansing Catholic, you can find the most famous words of the second-century Church Father, Saint Irenaeus: “The glory of God is man, fully alive,” writes Sister Irenaeus Schluttenhofer
Read: “Why we should draw closer to the Sacred Heart of Jesus today” by Michael Andrews, Chancellor, Diocese of Lansing June 27, 2025 Diocese of Lansing The Sacred Heart of Jesus has great significance for me, writes Michael Andrews, Chancellor of the Diocese of Lansing, upon the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus,
Watch: Week 26 | Be My Witnesses w/ Bishop Boyea | Belong: Role of the Family — “Peace to this household” (Luke 10:5) June 27, 2025 Diocese of Lansing June 27, 2025 Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus My sisters and brothers in the Lord, Welcome to week twenty-six of BMW, Be My