Catholic Charities launches emergency food drive amidst cutoff in SNAP benefits

by Daniel Meloy |

CCSEM will distribute food on Thursdays from Center of the Works of Mercy; has launched matching gift campaign

Pro-lifers march on: Thousands gather at state capital for Michigan March for Life

by Daniel Meloy |

Students, marchers from across state gather in Lansing to defend right to life, remind voters 'we stand with, not against, women'

'On Sacred Spaces': Archbishop Weisenburger's Homily (Dedication of the Lateran Basilica)

by Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger |

Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025, presents a liturgical curve ball with the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica. Why do we honor one specific building in Rome? In this weekend's homily reflection, Archbishop Weisenburger suggests that honoring our sacred spaces points us toward something much greater: the living Church we form together in Christ.

Cathedral relic encounter reminds visitors of heaven's 'cloud of witnesses' (PHOTOS)

by Izzy Cortese |

On the Solemnity of All Saints, Nov. 1, the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament hosted the faithful for a special celebration of the Church's saints, complete with the veneration of more than 70 sacred relics from throughout the Church's history.

Black Catholic Gospel Choir sings the Lord is 'worthy to be praised' in concert (PHOTOS)

by Izzy Cortese |

The Archdiocese of Detroit’s Office of Cultural Ministries hosted its annual Black Catholic Ministries Gospel Choir concert on Sunday, Nov. 2, at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Detroit, the former site of St. Leo Parish.

Marian High School opens new science and art wings as school seeks to modernize

by Detroit Catholic |

Fisher Family Science Wing and Wanink Art Wing the newest additions to Bloomfield Hills school

15 seminarians installed as lectors, acolytes as part of priestly formation

by Gabriella Patti |

Lansing Bishop Earl A. Boyea installs nine Sacred Heart seminarians as acolytes, six as lectors during Oct. 30 Mass at seminary

In Rome to attend meetings, visit with Detroit priests

by Detroit Catholic |

Archbishop Weisenburger was in Rome the week of Nov. 1-6 for a very quick trip to meet with various departments in the Vatican. He was accompanied by Fr. Mario Amore, and reported that meetings went great. While in Rome, Archbishop Weisenburger and Fr. Amore met with Detroit priests currently living or studying in the Eternal City, including Fr. David Pellican and Msgr. Robert Sable.

Pope names St. John Henry Newman 'doctor of the church' at education Jubilee

by Cindy Wooden |

Archbishop prays for comfort, peace, healing after deadly crash of UPS cargo plane

by Marnie McAllister |

Mary, mother of Jesus and all believers, is not co-redeemer, Vatican says

by Cindy Wooden |

Pope Leo XIV urges Catholic technologists to spread the Gospel with AI

by Robert Duncan |

Cardinal McElroy diagnosed with 'non-aggressive' cancer, scheduled for surgery

by Gina Christian |

8 ways to love and serve the poor following Pope Leo's 'Dilexi Te'

by Katie Yoder |

Pope Leo calls for dialogue as U.S. builds up military presence on Venezuelan coast

by David Agren |

De La Salle wins wild state playoff opener, 56-34, over Warren Fitzgerald

by Wright Wilson |

14 of 16 area Catholic teams advance with first-round victories

Goal accomplished: Warren De La Salle repeats as state soccer champions

by Wright Wilson |

Thirty Catholic League soccer players receive all-state recognition

The greatness of Pope St. Leo I

by Sean M. Wright |

The first pope named Leo (440-461), whose feast day is celebrated Nov. 10, combined intense spirituality with pragmatic diplomacy.

Archdiocese of Detroit clergy announcements: Nov. 3, 2025

by Detroit Catholic |