The Diocese of Saginaw held a Solemn March and Hispanic Mass in conjunction with the World Day of Migrants and Refugees.

Nouvel community celebrates Mass and relates chemistry project to Father Nouvel

Youth from all over the country participated in the conference meant to foster prayer, community, evangelization and spiritual growth.

Bishop Robert Gruss celebrated the Red Mass with members of the legal profession and their families on Oct. 16.

From the Archives for January 2026

Bishop Robert Gruss commissioned nine and missioned two ecclesial lay ministers during Mass.

From the Archives for November/December 2025

On Sept. 14, Faithful gathered to celebrate the 350th anniversary of one of the first Masses in Michigan.

Couples gathered to celebrate a special Wedding Anniversary Mass with Bishop Robert Gruss.

The two major fundraising events of the year to support seminarian education and vocation awareness were a resounding success.

From the Archives for September 2025

Jake Williams, an 8th grader at All Saints Catholic Middle School, created an elaborate model of St. James Church.

 40 YearsFather Thomas “T.J.” Fleming, 40 years – April 28, 19...

Sister Maria Guadalupe and Sister Thomas Miriam White professed their perpetual vows as Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma, Michigan.

From the Archives for July/August 2025

Two dedicated teachers were recognized for their contributions to Catholic education with the Excellence in Teaching Award.

The jubilarians joined Bishop Robert Gruss for Mass at the Center for Ministry in Saginaw.

From the Archives for May/June 2025

The Diocese of Saginaw rejoiced as approximately 180 individuals entered into full communion with the Catholic Church at the Easter Vigil.

The Diocese of Saginaw launched the United in Mission: One Heart and Mind podcast last year, led by John Gonzalez and Tim Spear.

In September, Bishop Robert Gruss announced two new members of the diocesan chancery team.

Pope Francis has asked theologians to explore the Marian dimension of the Church.

In a joyful Mass at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption, four women professed their Perpetual Vows as Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma, Michigan.

The day was more than a celebration of OLLH's vital role in the community. It was also a celebration of the future.

Guests from throughout the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw came out in force to support our current seminarians and future vocations.