by Elizabeth Slaten | Dec 9, 2022 | News
Todos conocemos a alguien que ha dejado la Iglesia y ha elegido dejar de practicar la fe que recibió en el Bautismo. Ya sea un amigo, un hijo, un nieto, un hermano, un padre, una sobrina o un sobrino, puede ser algo profundamente doloroso que alguien a quien queremos...
by Mikki Sciba | Dec 6, 2022 | News
Growing up Catholic, I had heard the word “grace” mentioned many times. I could repeat the definition of grace to anyone who asked. Grace is God’s free and unmerited favor given to a person to help him attain eternal life. But it wasn’t until a few years ago, while I...
by Mikki Sciba | Dec 6, 2022 | News
Al crecer como católica, había oído mencionar muchas veces la palabra “gracia”. Podría repetir la definición de gracia a cualquiera que me la pidiera. La gracia es el favor gratuito e inmerecido que Dios otorga a una persona para ayudarle a alcanzar la vida eterna....
by Susan Fox | Nov 29, 2022 | News
Kevin Kukla met Milissa Ackron in Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 2007 for the first time when she agreed to train him in pro-life sidewalk counseling. Since then both of them — as single and then married people — have saved the lives of many babies. These were children...
by Elizabeth Slaten | Nov 25, 2022 | News
“Only God knows the good that can come about by reading one good Catholic book.” St. John Bosco As we get ready to enter into a new liturgical year with the start of Advent, many Christians will strive to take up new habits to help them grow in holiness. One of these...
by Diocesan Staff | Nov 22, 2022 | News
Giving Tuesday is a movement focused on giving to your favorite causes after reflection and Thanksgiving. This year we’re focused on one of our favorite causes: our seminarians. Please support seminarians with a gift, at any level,...