Faith & Fellowship
Detroit convent sets up charity that helps local businesses, families stay afloat
The pandemic changed the course of ministry for a Detroit convent in spring when more than a dozen nuns lost their lives in about a month. The nuns found a way … Keep Reading…
Metro Detroit inter-faith group aims to heal others, communities
Many are leaning on their faith to cope with the stresses of 2020. Local 4?s Paula Tutman met with a group of religious leaders for a spiritual roundtable Thursday. The … Keep Reading…
Squanto and the Miracle of Thanksgiving
Experience the true story from American history about the spiritual roots and historical beginnings of Thanksgiving. This entertaining and historical story shows that the actual hero of Thanksgiving was neither … Keep Reading…
Archdiocese of Detroit extends Mass dispensation due to COVID surge
For months, mass at St. Clare Montefalco Parish in Grosse Pointe Park has been different in many ways, but still celebrated weekly. “People have gotten pretty used to things by now,” said … Keep Reading…
Detroit police, churches unite for Faith & Blue Weekend
This weekend, Detroit’s police precincts are joining the local faithful for an outreach initiative aimed at strengthening bonds in the communities they serve. As part of the inaugural National Faith & Blue Weekend, the … Keep Reading…
Metro Detroit Families Adjust to Celebrating Sukkot During the Pandemic
Due to COVID-19, Metro Detroit congregations and individuals are improvising this year for Sukkot. COVID-19 has led to creativity and innovation in Jewish observance, and the trend continues with Sukkot. … Keep Reading…
1 year since being freed from Chinese prison, Detroit man calls being home a blessing
After spending three years in a Chinese prison it has now been one year of freedom for 33-year-old Wendell Brown of Detroit. “It’s been a year,” Brown said, breaking into … Keep Reading…
Heroic Michigan priest begins road to canonization
Fr. Gabriel Richard founded the University of Michigan and died while serving the sick in an epidemic. The Archdiocese of Detroit recently launched the cause for canonization of Fr. Gabriel … Keep Reading…
Metro Detroit priest calls for national day of prayer and fasting to unite country
Depending on the experts you listen to, the articles you read or the cable channel you watch for your national news, America appears divided. The protesting, the coronavirus, the election … Keep Reading…
Shofar Safety: How Metro Detroit Synagogues Are Being Safe with the Shofar During COVID
This year, it may be a little more difficult to hear the blast. Some events appear to spread the coronavirus more efficiently than others. Blowing the shofar — without adequate … Keep Reading…
Artist’s mural of 13 Felicians who died of COVID-19 elicits emotional response
When Edward Stross learned of the 13 Felician Sisters who recently passed away in their Livonia motherhouse, he knew he had to do something. Most of the sisters died in … Keep Reading…
The Monks of St. Augustine’s House in Oxford
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‘God just decided to heal me’: As stage 4 cancer vanishes, woman’s faith overflows
Thanks to an army of prayer warriors, holy water and a tenacious will to get better, Polly Kenzie knows the Lord saved her life. And her faith. DETROIT — If you … Keep Reading…
Metro Detroit catholics attend public masses for the first time since March closures
The Archdiocese of Detroit allowed in-person masses to resume this week for the first time since the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic hit the state in March. MORE: Archdiocese of Detroit announces resumption … Keep Reading…
Priest Turned Into a Meme After Using Squirt Gun For Holy Water at Socially-Distanced Service
Father Tim Pelc of St. Ambrose Parish in Michigan has been turned into a meme after photos emerged of him using a squirt gun at his socially-distanced Holy Week service. … Keep Reading…
Public Masses to resume in Archdiocese of Detroit, officials say
After a nearly two-month absence due to the COVID-19 crisis, public Masses are slated to resume in the Archdiocese of Detroit as early as next week, officials announced Tuesday, making … Keep Reading…
Metro Detroit churches go drive-in style during coronavirus pandemic
Churches around the Detroit area have changed the definition of roadside service because of the coronavirus pandemic. Triumph Church’s north campus in Southfield typically hosts thousands of worshippers every Sunday … Keep Reading…
Archdiocese Of Detroit: No Public Holy Week Celebrations
The Archdiocese of Detroit says there will be no Holy Week celebrations in the city as the new coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to spread throughout the state. Archbishop Alan Vigneron said … Keep Reading…
List of churches in Metro Detroit offering religious services online amid coronavirus outbreak
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak continues to develop throughout Michigan, churches in Metro Detroit are moving their services online to contribute to social distancing. Churches and a number of other institutions have been … Keep Reading…