Lent with St. Clare: Fifth Friday
March 31, 2023
Sharing the Word for December 8, 2021
Our faith teaches us that in view of the role she would play in the salvation of humankind, Mary was exempted from the infection of sinfulness. That exception is what we celebrate today.
Sunday Soundbite for December 12, 2021
What would bring us joy today? An end to terrorists’ threats? Conversion in the corporate world from greed and personal gain? A new spirit of generosity and service in people’s everyday lives?
Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Under the title of the Immaculate Conception, the Blessed Virgin is the patron of the United States. Thus this is a major feast—in fact a Holy Day of Obligation—for the Church in the United States of America.
Day Eleven: A Catholic Family Advent
The days leading up to Christmas can be exhausting. We need to remember to take care of ourselves so that we can enjoy the Advent season.
Faith and Family for December 12: Third Sunday of Advent
On this third Sunday of Advent, we hear an important message when John the Baptist tell the crowds to share what they have with those who have none.
Oxford, Mich., is rebuilding ‘crumbled edifice of our hearts,’ priest says
There were four white candles alight in the darkness on the baptismal font at St. Joseph Parish Dec. 5. One for Hana St. Juliana. One for Justin Shilling. One for Tate Myre. One for Madisyn Baldwin.