Ready The Way

“Prepare” is the great theme of Advent, as it is the essence of nearly everyone’s preoccupation at this time. The Advent preparation we are called to do is compared to a road. We hear in the gospel reading that the path is to be made straight, the valleys to be filled in, the hills laid … Continued

We Need You!

Dear Parish Family, The entire parish staff joined hundreds of priests and lay people involved in parish ministry in the Diocese of Lansing for the historic diocesan assembly convoked by Bishop Boyea. It was an exhilarating two days, filled with the Holy Spirit, that set the course for implementing the New Evangelization in the parishes … Continued

Our Hope In Christ

The first Sunday of Advent is the Sunday of Expectation and Hope. As the word “Advent,” means “coming,” so in Advent we celebrate the three various comings of Jesus. The first coming of Jesus was as the Word incarnate born at Bethlehem and God amidst us. We look forward to his second coming in glory, … Continued

In light of Ferguson, Pres. Abe Lincoln’s Fitting Thanksgiving Proclamation

“I…fervently implore the interposition of the Almighty Hand to heal the wounds of the nation and to restore it as soon as may be consistent with the Divine purposes to the full enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquillity and Union.” – Pres. Abraham Lincoln 1863 With all the headlines and racial tension of this past week … Continued

FYI – Thanksgiving week, 2014

Here is an update on a few changes to the calendar this week. As always, please check the parish calendar or call our parish office at 517-784-0553 if you have any questions. The parish office will be closed Thursday and Friday. Tuesday Mass will be as normal: 8:30 AM at St. Joseph, 5:30PM at St. … Continued