Read: My Story of Sisterhood: Sister Mary Luke Feldpausch November 24, 2020 Diocese of Lansing Meet Sister Mary Luke Feldpausch, a novice with the Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma, Michigan. 28-year-old Sister Mary Luke is a native of Most Holy Trinity Parish in Fowler. Here is her story of sisterhood: “Though I first felt
The Feast of Blessed Miguel Pro: Viva Cristo Rey! November 23, 2020 Diocese of Lansing Today is the Feast of Blessed Miguel Agustín Pro (1891 – 1927), a Mexican Jesuit priest executed for his faithfulness to Jesus Christ and his Holy Church by an anti-Catholic Mexican regime which pursued, what the English writer Graham Greene
Watch: On the path to priesthood: Kevin Hufnagel November 19, 2020 Diocese of Lansing Meet Diocese of Lansing seminarian, Kevin Hufnagel. 23-year-old Kevin hails from the parish of Christ the King in Ann Arbor. He is currently studying at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. Today Kevin explains his journey towards seminary and, Deo volente,
Watch: Diocese of Lansing Podcast #17: Bishop Boyea and his Year of the Bible November 20, 2020 Diocese of Lansing Bishop Earl Boyea of Lansing would like to invite you to join him in reading the Holy Bible over the span of 365 days starting on the First Sunday of Advent, November 29, 2020. But
Read: “Stand Up for Yourself and Share What you Believe In” November 19, 2020 Diocese of Lansing This month’s FAITH Magazine, the official publication of the Diocese of Lansing, features some remarkable first-hand testimonies of young Catholics from the Diocese of Lansing including Autumn Cramer who leads the pro-life Cornellians for Life at Cornell University
Read: My Story of Sisterhood: Sister Evangeline Rutherford November 17, 2020 Diocese of Lansing Meet Sister Evangeline Rutherford of the Sisters of St. Francis of Perpetual Adoration. 30-year-old Sister Evangeline hails from Saint Patrick Parish in Portland, Michigan. She is a graduate of Michigan State University and lived for two years at Emmaus House, the
Read: “There is so much more beauty and meaning in a Catholic life” November 18, 2020 Diocese of Lansing This month’s FAITH Magazine, the official publication of the Diocese of Lansing, features some remarkable first-hand testimonies of young Catholics including Michigan State University student, Anthony Amoroso, who explains how life on campus in East Lansing
Watch: The “Unite Our Nation” Eucharistic Procession November 17, 2020 Diocese of Lansing On Sunday, November 15, Catholics from across Michigan braved heavy rain to converge upon Lansing in order to participate in a rosary rally and Eucharistic procession culminating in Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament upon the steps of the State Capitol. Through the
Decree: Dispensation from Sunday Obligation Extended November 16, 2020 Diocese of Lansing In light of the recent increase in COVID-19 cases and concerned raised by health care facilities about their ability to provide adequately for those afflicted by the Coronavirus, Bishop Earl Boyea has decreed that the faithful of the Diocese of Lansing will continue to
Read: Feast of Saint Francis Xavier Cabrini November 13, 2020 Diocese of Lansing Today is the Feast of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini (1850-1917), the first naturalized citizen of the United States to become a canonized saint. Happy feast day! Frances Cabrini was born July 15, 1850, in Sant’Angelo Lodigiano, in the Lombard Province of Lodi,