With other parents and Jesus, Emmaus Retreats offer help and hope to grieving parents.

Cathedral Free Clinic offers primary care for the uninsured.

Seven men were ordained by Bishop Robert Gruss to the permanent diaconate at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption.

Through amazing grace, Daniel Christe returned to the Church 16 years ago—now he’s the Diocese of Saginaw’s newest priest.

Permanent deacons continue answering the call of Christ.

Vassar mission store donates thousands to area organizations helping those in need.

St. Brigid Catholic School’s renewal through the Institute of Catholic Liberal Education

A decade after Derek's suicide attempt, prayers, support and love brought him to receive a complete face transplant.

Jesus encourages and heals during the National Eucharistic Congress.

Relational ministry at the heart of Confirmation preparation

Reenergized faith formation program in Sanford drawing more young families to Mass

These young pilgrims had the opportunity to encounter Jesus in profound ways and to embrace their Catholic identity anew.

Eucharist, truth, and unity draw the Shetler family to Catholicism.

In Bay County’s jail, Dave, a parishioner at Our Lady of Peace in Bay City, and other jail ministers lead weekly ecumenical prayer services.

Half a century old, the Institute looks to the future with hope.

In answering the call to the priesthood, Father Matthew discovered just who God truly is— and who he is, too.

Emmaus House director brought back to life…physically and spiritually.

Before the pandemic, Larry Butcher and his wife Shanna regularly attended Mass.

Ministry aims to walk with pregnant moms in need.

Grateful for life, Frankenmuth teen encourages others to vote ‘NO’ on Proposal 3

Diocesan coordinator of evangelization says we are primed for a “culture of evangelization.”

The Volls find solace and strength from Jesus in Adoration Chapel.

How the Eucharist drew me back to the Catholic Church

After attempting suicide in 2014, Derek Pfaff of Harbor Beach is ready to share his story.