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Discover the Holy Spirit’s Power in Your Life with Dr. Mary Healy
Dr. Mary Healy invites you to an evening exploring the Holy Spirit’s work in the life of Mary and what it means for our own faith. Discover how surrendering to the Holy Spirit can transform your life with greater peace, joy and courage as part of the Diocese of Saginaw’s Year of the Holy Spirit. Register for Wednesday Talk at: saginaw.org/holy-spirit-year
Dr. Mary Healy invites you to an evening exploring the Holy Spirit’s work in the life of Mary and what it means for our own faith. Discover how surrendering to the Holy Spirit can transform your life with greater peace, joy and courage as part of the Diocese of Saginaw’s Year of the Holy Spirit. Register for Wednesday Talk at: saginaw.org/holy-spirit-year
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Archbishop Coakley Offers Prayers for Pope Leo XIV on His Upcoming Surgery
Pope Leo XIV announced to those gathered for the Sunday Angelus this morning that he would soon undergo surgery to remove a localized nodule in his lung. Upon hearing the news, Archbishop Paul S. Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, offered his prayers for the Holy Father and to those caring for him.
Pope Leo XIV announced to those gathered for the Sunday Angelus this morning that he would soon undergo surgery to remove a localized nodule in his lung. Upon hearing the news, Archbishop Paul S. Coakley, president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, offered his prayers for the Holy Father and to those caring for him.
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Bishop Gruss: We are called to build a civilization of life and human dignity
STATEMENT FROM BISHOP GRUSS: The reported decision to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan is profoundly disturbing. While the crimes committed at Fort Hood caused immense suffering and grief, and justice must be served, but turning an execution into a public spectacle diminishes our common humanity.
STATEMENT FROM BISHOP GRUSS: The reported decision to livestream the execution of Nidal Hasan is profoundly disturbing. While the crimes committed at Fort Hood caused immense suffering and grief, and justice must be served, but turning an execution into a public spectacle diminishes our common humanity.
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Bishop Gruss: ‘We never, ever journey alone’
During First Friday Mass on Oct. 2, Bishop Robert Gruss encouraged Catholics to recognize the personal care of God and to place greater trust in him, reflecting on the Church’s teaching about guardian angels.
During First Friday Mass on Oct. 2, Bishop Robert Gruss encouraged Catholics to recognize the personal care of God and to place greater trust in him, reflecting on the Church’s teaching about guardian angels.
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First Friday Talk Explores the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Drawing on the Church's rich spiritual tradition, Bishop Gruss reflected on the first three of the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit: wisdom, understanding and counsel. He explained that these gifts are divine endowments given to believers to help them discern God's will, grow in holiness, and respond more fully to God's call in their daily lives.
Drawing on the Church's rich spiritual tradition, Bishop Gruss reflected on the first three of the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit: wisdom, understanding and counsel. He explained that these gifts are divine endowments given to believers to help them discern God's will, grow in holiness, and respond more fully to God's call in their daily lives.
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Federal Scholarship Tax Credit is a Transformative Opportunity for Children Across the Country, says Bishop O’Connell
“The Catholic Church teaches that parents are the first and primary educators of our children, and that parents have the obligation of educating their children in the manner best suited for their development and needs.”
“The Catholic Church teaches that parents are the first and primary educators of our children, and that parents have the obligation of educating their children in the manner best suited for their development and needs.”








