Michigan Catholic Conference encourages lawmakers to pass food relief amidst SNAP shutoff

by Detroit Catholic |

Michigan Senate passes $70 million in aid to SNAP recipients, bill sent to the State House as federal funds set to lapse Nov. 1

Catholic ministries brace for millions of hungry Americans as SNAP deadline looms

by Gina Christian |

'In the King's Presence': Archbishop Weisenburger's Homily (All Souls)

by Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger |

In this homily reflection for Nov. 2, 2025, the Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed (All Souls), Archbishop Weisenburger reminds us that in every act of mercy, we encounter Jesus Christ. As we pray for our beloved dead and serve those in need, we draw ever closer to the heart of God, where justice and mercy are one.

Cabrini Clinic marks 75 years of caring for Detroit’s poor in Corktown neighborhood

by Daniel Meloy |

The free clinic, started by Msgr. Clement Kern in 1950, is now under the care of Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan

23 permanent deacons celebrate a combined 635 years of humble service

by Gabriella Patti |

Among this year's jubilarians are five men from the class of 1980, celebrating 45 years as deacons serving at the Lord's table

Parishes tackling mental health crisis with compassionate, comprehensive ministries

by Gabriella Patti |

Detroit-area parishes part of national trend of expanding ministries to address mental health concerns since COVID-19 pandemic

A jubilee pilgrimage of hope through Our Lady of Hope Cemetery

by Gabriella Patti |

320-acre Brownstown Township cemetery offers pilgrims unique opportunity to pray with and for those who have gone before us

Parents, families remember lost little ones during memorial Mass at cathedral

by Izzy Cortese |

Parents and families gathered at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament on Oct. 25 for a memorial Mass honoring children lost through miscarriage, stillbirth, or early death.

Teens, young people encounter God's love during 'Come, Encounter Christ'

by Izzy Cortese |

On Sunday, Oct. 26, teens and families from across the Archdiocese of Detroit gathered at Christ Our Light Parish in Troy for "Come, Encounter Christ," an evening of prayer and Eucharistic adoration created to help young people meet Jesus personally and discover His love in the midst of daily life.

Tradition, culture and faith on display during Dia de los Muertos celebration (PHOTOS)

by Detroit Catholic |

On Saturday, Oct. 25, more than 400 community members gathered at Our Lady of Hope Cemetery in Brownstown Township to celebrate Día de los Muertos, a beautiful day of prayer, remembrance, and cultural tradition. Families honored their loved ones through music, dance, and the ofrenda, a vibrant altar adorned with photos and keepsakes symbolizing the unity of the Church on earth, in purgatory, and in heaven. A special Mass and moments of quiet prayer offered space to reflect on God’s mercy and the hope of eternal life in Christ.

With Gaza Strip situation fragile, Christians' ancient presence in Holy Land 'threatened'

by OSV News |

USCCB president raises alarm about disruption of federal food assistance

by Kate Scanlon |

'Nostra Aetate', a document that revolutionized Catholic-Jewish relations, turns 60

by Gina Christian |

USCCB president urges faithful pray for, support victims of Hurricane Melissa

by OSV News |

Visiting with students and teachers at Most Holy Trinity School in Detroit

by Detroit Catholic |

On Monday, Oct. 27, Archbishop Weisenburger visited with teachers and students at Most Holy Trinity School in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood, dropping by to offer words of encouragement the same day he blessed the nearby Cabrini Clinic. In each of the classrooms he visited, Archbishop Weisenburger took a few moments to chat with students, answer questions and take pictures with students and teachers.

Supporting the Capuchin Soup Kitchen during annual SOCK dinner fundraiser

by Detroit Catholic |

On Friday, Oct. 24, Archbishop Weisenburger attended the 53rd Annual SOCK (Support Our Capuchin Kitchen) Dinner gala fundraiser, hosted by the Capuchin Franciscan Province of St. Joseph, at Huntington Place in downtown Detroit. The annual fundraiser — presented this year by Weingartz — raises support and funding for Detroit's Capuchin Soup Kitchen, which serves approximately 1,000 meals every day to hungry individuals and provides additional services for Detroiters living in poverty.

Are we pursuing Christ as much as He is relentlessly pursing us?

by Sr. Maria Veritas Marks, OP |

Soul cakes: Medieval trick-or-treatery

by Sean M. Wright |

The origin of the Hallowe’en (“Hallows even”) tradition of “Trick or Treat” began with prayer and sweets. The trickery wasn’t part of the original tradition, but the "treatery" was.

Brother Rice bounce back highlights field of football state playoff qualifiers

by Wright Wilson |

Fr. Gabriel Richard, Lumen Christi, Catholic Central are Prep Bowl winners

by Don Horkey |

Archdiocese of Detroit clergy announcements: Oct. 27, 2025

by Detroit Catholic |

May They Rest in Peace: Sr. Rita Schafer, CSJ

by Detroit Catholic |