During the Easter vigil liturgy, one of my favorite portions is the Service of Light.

A few years ago, God seemingly didn’t answer a prayer I had begged for. Or, more precisely, he did not intervene in the way I had hoped.

I have a Post-it in my workspace that reads, “Your work is the work of eternity.”

As I reflect on my own life, I can identify a cycle of “believing leads to belonging that leads to believing that leads…” and so on.

Whether by organizing or attending a retreat, or teaching God’s children, these stories can inspire us to seek where we, too, can say ‘yes’ to God’s will.

Great Lakes Bay Catholic was recognized at the annual Catholic Media Awards on June 27, bringing in a total of seven awards.

When we see our brothers and sisters being as Christ to one another, doesn't it give us a sense of renewed hope?

I am powerfully reminded of the Goodness of God every time I learn of how the faithful in the Diocese are ministering to those most in need.

Some of my favorite workdays are the days I’m able to visit our Catholic schools.

“I am like a little pencil in [God’s] hand. That is all. He does the thinking. He does the writing.”

“God is doing something here and our work is to perceive it.”

My son’s last Catechesis of the Good Shepherd faith formation class this year included a special celebration of Pentecost.

How can we incorporate the Faith into our everyday home life besides praying together?

I had my first experiences of the Catholic Church as a truly universal Church in college.

A new year is a time for establishing new habits and practices, such as exercising or finally keeping the garage organized.

A friend gave me the book "This is My Body: A Call to Eucharistic Revival" by Bishop Robert Barron.

“Life with Christ is a wonderful adventure,” as Pope St. John Paul II said in a 1997 homily.

Thank you for letting me help share your stories. I look forward to the journey ahead and serving the Lord in new ways.

Welcome to the newly renamed magazine of the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw!

The Scripture passages about the birth of Jesus are some of the first I ever learned by heart (something I can thank Charles Schulz for).

Women and children deserve better than what is being offered to us by Planned Parenthood and the American Civil Liberties Union.

This past March, I heard one of the most inspiring stories I have ever heard.

I recently heard a beautiful homily about keeping holy the Sabbath.