Read: New report highlights greatest threats to religious liberty in the United States January 18, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Religious liberty across the United States is being threatened by laws and regulations that attempt to impose requirements regarding abortion, contraception, sexual orientation, and gender identity. That’s a key finding of a new report by the
Read: Two young men take a step closer to the priesthood January 19, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Prayerful congratulations to Diocese of Lansing seminarians Jack Jobst and Thomas Crowley who have both taken a step closer to the sacred priesthood in recent weeks. Jack Jobst, on the right, was installed as an acolyte on Thursday,
Read: A poignant and prayerful farewell | Saint Pius X in Flint closes January 23, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Saint Pius X in Flint closed its doors for the last time on Saturday, January 20, after 69 years of faithful service to Jesus Christ and his Holy Church. The parish was founded in 1955 by
Death Notice: Father Bill Lugger (1952-2024) RIP January 26, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Of your charity, please pray for the repose of the soul of Father Bill Lugger who died today, January 26, 2024. He was 71-years-old. May he rest in peace. The exequies for Father Lugger are as follows: Visitation at Saint Mary Cathedral,
Watch: Week 33 | On the Road to Emmaus | Pray w/ Aquinas’ “Adoro Te Devote” (Hopkins’ translation) January 26, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Dear brothers and sisters in Christ,One of the notable features of Salvation History is that remarkable things often emerge from unremarkable places or, more precisely, from unlikely places. Think: Fatima, Lourdes,
Read: Catholic Schools Week Day #2: Making Saints by Patrick Brennan, Lansing Catholic High School January 30, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Schools in the Diocese of Lansing exist to form scholars and saints who grow in relationship with Jesus Christ. Patrick Brennan has overseen spiritual development at both Powers Catholic High in Flint and, now,
Read: Welcome to February | The Month of the Holy Family February 01, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Welcome to February! This is the month during which the Church traditionally venerates the Holy Family of Nazareth: Jesus, Mary and Joseph. But why should we learn to love and, indeed, imitate the Holy Family? Richard Budd, Director
View: Diocese of Lansing Schools | A Day in the Life February 02, 2024 Diocese of Lansing It’s Catholic Schools Week (January 28 – February 3) and, so, we hope you love these photographs. We do! The Diocese of Lansing recently asked photographer, Valerie Hendrickson, to travel the length and breadth of the diocese in
Read: “Are you called to consecrated life?” by Dawn Hausmann, Director of Consecrated Vocations February 02, 2024 Diocese of Lansing Happy World Day of Prayer for Consecrated Life! Founded by Pope Saint John Paul II in 1997, this day deliberately coincides with today’s Feast of the Presentation of the Lord, also known as Candlemas. Why?
Read: Why we need to invite the Holy Spirit into our lives by Pete Burak September 14, 2023 Diocese of Lansing If you find ourselves acting like Saint Peter – one minute brilliant, the next foolish – then ask for a greater release of the Holy Spirit in your life. That’s the advice given by
