Normally I would not discuss politics in this column, but I would be remiss if I did not discuss strategies for remaining calm (for health reasons)
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The 2024 Teen Mission was a great success for our teens and the families of Midland, Michigan that we served. During the week-long trip, our group of
In today’s Gospel passage, Jesus gets to the crux of his teachings: the living bread that he gives is his flesh and blood for the life of the
Venerable Pierre Toussaint is probably not a name you’ve heard of, but he is one of many people from the United States to be declared Venerable.
Insomnia is the most common sleep disorder in the U.S., affecting a third of adults. Adults need about seven to nine hours of sleep every night and
Last Monday night, the parish buzzed with excitement as families from all over the neighborhood gathered for a much-anticipated Summer Family Night.
Jesus has commanded us to feed the poor. At St. Therese of Lisieux our outreach to the poor includes helping at St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen in
As we continue our walk through the sixth chapter of John’s Gospel, those who hear Jesus’ message are somewhat baffled. They know him as
The lens of our eyes is normally clear and allows light to pass to the back of the eye so we can see. Cataracts cause a gradual yellowing and
This week, let’s look at the story of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, a Native American who lived over 400 years ago. Born to a Mohawk chief