Good Friday Blood Drive at St. Anne Church (April 7) 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. To register for an appointment, please click on the link below or call Linda Mizejewski at 586.295.5348, or Robin Loughlin- 248-892-2762
3-05-2023--Dear Brothers in Sisters, We are now entering our first full week into Lent. At this time, we should always examine, what is the one thing necessary. The unum necessarium, and we know, the answer to the question is a relationship with our Lord Jesus Christ.
2-26-2023--We now enter into the sacred season of Lent. In our Lenten Journey, we are each called to consider our own fasting (“giving up”); almsgiving (“giving to others”); prayer (“giving to Jesus.”)
2-19-2023--We hear in the scriptures this weekend, the Lord saying to Moses, "Be Holy, for I, the Lord, your God, am holy." And Jesus says to His disciples, "Be perfect, just as your heavenly Father is perfect."
1-29-2023--Dear Friends, On this Sunday, we are called to remember the words from Pope-Emeritus, Benedict XVI that each Beatitude is the fruit of Christ looking upon His disciples,
1-22-2023--We begin the third week in Ordinary Time hearing St. Paul’s encouragement “to be united in the same mind and in the same purpose” without any divisions among them. (We see in our time, the pain of division, the pain of gossip.)
1-15-2022--We “return” to Ordinary time this weekend. We begin by hearing from the Prophet Isaiah, which is deeply consoling. “I will make you a light to the nations, that my salvation may reach to the ends of the earth.”
1-08-2023--Today is the great feast of the Epiphany. In our world today, we hear this word used in common speech, hearing a person say, “I had an epiphany.”
We can often feel parched, desolate, lifeless, and dark. Even though we still engage in the business and demands of life, we find ourselves somewhat detached, disengaged, and removed.
Join us for the Heroic Men's Summit with inspiring speakers, dynamic content, table discussion, and light refreshments as we create an environment for men to walk together in our Catholic identity.
12-04-2022-- We hear the preaching of John the Baptist (the forerunner) to our Lord Jesus. John’s preaching is NOT meant to be “fire-and-brimstone and brimstonelars remind us, that St. John the Baptist is helping all of us to recognize the One who is to come how, He will satisfy the longing of our hearts, the One who heals our souls. The One who is to come is our ultimate source of HOPE!
11-27-2022--We begin Advent and we begin a “new liturgical year.” Year A places a special emphasis on St. Matthew’s Gospel. (When, I was taught Sacred Scripture, our professor would call St. Matthew, “meticulous Matthew.”)
11-20-2022--As we prepare for the gift of the Holiday, Thanksgiving. We first conclude our Liturgical year, “year c” with the great Solemnity, Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe. How fitting, as we prepare to be with family, and friends and give thanks.
11-13-2022--A Peace that surpasses all understanding Many of us are aware that we are living in a time for many in our nation and even in our world who are lacking peace. Yet, we know in faith, we can receive a peace that surpasses all understanding.