Author: Monsignor John Kasza

We are now in the midst of November. The days are getting colder, the aroma of pumpkin spice is giving way to peppermint and cinnamon, people are

Join Msgr. John Kasza for a special Teaching Mass. This unique experience walks step-by-step through the Mass, offering clear explanations of the

I want to begin by sincerely thanking everyone who has participated in our Little Ways, Lasting Gratitude initiative. Your response to increasing

As the Archdiocese of Detroit continues its restructuring process, Archbishop Edward Weisenburger has shared an important update regarding the future

When you accept an invitation to a high school reunion, a football watch party, or a wedding, you respond inwardly. It can be framed as, “I get

This week, you will receive a brochure introducing our Little Ways, Lasting Gratitude program. On Commitment Weekend, September 26 and 27,

Today’s readings are quite appropriate as we celebrate Labor Day and begin transitioning back to school. The Gospel reminds us of an important

When I was a teenager, I wanted to sleep in during the summer, but my parents had other ideas—chores. I often heard them say, “You’ll have

The fourth Sunday of Easter is commonly known as Good Shepherd Sunday because the readings each year focus on Jesus being likened to a shepherd. This

Too often, we become complacent and do the same old, same old. Why? Because it’s easy; it’s comfortable; it’s effortless. However,