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The Year of the Holy Spirit online store is now open!
Looking for a way to celebrate this special year and share your faith with others? You can now order official Year of the Holy Spirit merchandise, including T-shirts, polos, long-sleeve shirts, coffee mugs, tumblers, stickers, magnets, yard signs, flags and more.
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Bishop Gruss Shares Recommended Reading for the Year of the Holy Spirit
Looking to grow in your relationship with the Holy Spirit? Bishop Robert Gruss recommends several books to help Catholics deepen their understanding of the Holy Spirit and become more open to His guidance and work in their lives.
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Unlock the power of the Holy Spirit through passion, community, and practical study in this episode of United in Mission - One Heart and Mind Podcast.
Father José Maria Cabrera, pastor at Bay City All Saints Parish, shares the behind-the-scenes magic of leading a weekday Bible study that’s built on divine inspiration. Discover how a prayer at a Presbyteral Council meeting sparked a 30-week journey through the Acts of the Apostles, fostering daily discipline and a lively community.
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Pope Leo XIV Sends Letter to the American People Marking the 250th Anniversary of the Founding of the United States
The U.S. bishops are grateful to the Holy Father for his inspiring message, and for his prayers as we commemorate this milestone anniversary of our nation.
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Was the the Holy Spirit the secret ingredient behind America's founding?
Was the the Holy Spirit the secret ingredient behind America's founding? In our latest podcast, "United in Mission: One Heart and Mind," Fr. Stephen Blaxton of Saint Brigid Catholic Church in Midland, shares how the lives of saints reflect the Spirit’s work in America’s story, from before 1776 to today. Check out the podcast at saginaw.org/Podcasts
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Strangers No Longer unveils proposals for more welcoming immigration policy in Michigan
Strangers No Longer, a Detroit-based Catholic immigrant advocacy network inspired by Catholic social teaching, recently released a policy platform calling for “common sense, simple reforms” to help make Michigan a more welcoming place for immigrants.

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