22 students from all over Diocese joined the first ever ACTS (989) Service Retreat, hosted at Nouvel Catholic Central High School.

When the call came the first time, the answer was no, but after some prodding from the Lord, Father Charles Warner answered God’s call to the priesthood.

As another fiscal year comes to a close, I find myself filled with gratitude for all that the Holy Spirit continues to accomplish in our Diocese.

The Catholic Community Foundation of Mid-Michigan continues to support programs that uplift communities throughout the Diocese.

A group of Catholic missionaries travel to Zambia to serve through Love for Lukulu and Beyond, a Freeland-based nonprofit.

The impact a teacher can have on a student’s life lasts far beyond the classroom.

CARE program — now in its 20th year — continues transforming participants and parishioners at Blessed Sacrament in Midland.

After years without a Catholic presence, the faith is coming alive on Northwood University’s campus.

St. Mary’s University Parish has acted as a beacon of light, drawing college students to the Church.

Painter shares his faith through sacred art

How the Holy Spirit and a radio program led Norbert home.

‘Nuns of the Thumb’ Answer the Call of Christ through Mary, Witness to the Faith in Port Sanilac and Beyond

Catholic school students nationwide celebrated the joy and value of Catholic education during Catholic Schools Week, Jan. 25 to 31.

Connect with one of our young adult and college ministries to encounter Jesus, belong, grow and be sent on mission!

Saginaw man minsters to the sick.

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

Dominic Poletti experienced the value of faith-filled friendships through St. John Paul II Catholic Ministries.

It aims to equip ordinary Catholics to recognize warning signs, intervene early and help protect children and vulnerable adults.

Pigeon Food Pantry fills hearts and stomachs.

Cathedral Free Clinic offers primary care for the uninsured.

ARISE, the annual youth fest at Holy Family Parish in Saginaw, was God’s idea first, said organizer Mary Kate Payne.

More than 3,000 people participated in a Eucharistic procession that made its way through the cathedral plaza.

Saginaw group turns hobby into hope

The Diocese has partnered with the Catholic Youth Summer Camp, inviting more than 40 teens to discover the adventure of a life in Christ.

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