Permanent deacons continue answering the call of Christ.

Middle school students encounter Christ at conference

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

How one man’s yes to ministry changed the world

Three Catholic parishes in the Diocese of Saginaw underwent major renovations to give Jesus more prominence and visibility.

Religious Sister of Mercy of Alma reflects on her time serving in the Vatican.

Summer mission trip to Zambia, Africa changes lives for those served and those serving.

Catholic school alumni return to the classroom as educators.

It all began with a (future) nun.

Sister Elizabeth Roche, one of the founding nurses of St. Mary’s Hospital, said she and her Sisters were “prepared to do God’s work here in Saginaw, to bring God to those in need in the wilderness.”

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.

At Mission Bootcamp, leaders learned to fuel their spiritual lives through daily prayer.

Jesus encourages and heals during the National Eucharistic Congress.

We are all working together as co-partners in carrying on the mission of Jesus Christ.

The goal: to write chapters of the Bible by hand in English, and then put them up for display.

Nikki Bakos’ 25-year journey with Youth Encounter Service began by being ‘volun-told.’

On Wednesday, July 17, local faithful will travel to the National E...

It’s the Lord who heals, but it doesn’t hurt to have heavenly people praying for us like Padre Pio.

This ongoing series will highlight a thriving youth, college, or young adult ministry in the Diocese.

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.

More than 5,000 pro-life activists gathered to show their support and commitment to protecting the dignity and sanctity of life.