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Catholic Diocese of Saginaw’s Quo Vadis? camp experience
This action-packed two-day camp (July 14-July 16) is open to young men who will be entering 9th – 12th grades in Fall 2024 – and is a cooperative effort between the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw and the Catholic Diocese of Gaylord.
This action-packed two-day camp (July 14-July 16) is open to young men who will be entering 9th – 12th grades in Fall 2024 – and is a cooperative effort between the Catholic Diocese of Saginaw and the Catholic Diocese of Gaylord.
Diocesan News
Deacon Todd Lovas earns Master’s degree from Saint Meinrad Seminary and School of Theology
For the Diocese of Saginaw, Deacon Todd Lovas, of Shepherd, MI, received a Master of Arts (Theology) degree with a Certificate in Liturgical and Sacramental Theology from Saint Meinrad’s Graduate Theology Program. The Graduate Theology Program offers master’s degrees and graduate certificates in theology to lay persons and permanent deacons.
For the Diocese of Saginaw, Deacon Todd Lovas, of Shepherd, MI, received a Master of Arts (Theology) degree with a Certificate in Liturgical and Sacramental Theology from Saint Meinrad’s Graduate Theology Program. The Graduate Theology Program offers master’s degrees and graduate certificates in theology to lay persons and permanent deacons.
Diocesan News
Witness God's faithfulness and love through the Sacrament of Marriage
In June, we celebrate the wedding anniversaries of couples within our Diocese, and thank them for their witness of faith, hope, and love to a world in need of seeing covenant marriage honored with God.
In June, we celebrate the wedding anniversaries of couples within our Diocese, and thank them for their witness of faith, hope, and love to a world in need of seeing covenant marriage honored with God.
Diocesan News
Excellence in Teaching Award recipients announced
The Office of Catholic Schools is excited to recognize the 2023-24 recipients of the Excellence in Teaching award, Sally Johnston and LeAnne Osborn. The Excellence in Teaching Award recognizes and celebrates the positive difference Catholic school teachers in the Diocese of Saginaw make in the lives of their students, schools and communities.
The Office of Catholic Schools is excited to recognize the 2023-24 recipients of the Excellence in Teaching award, Sally Johnston and LeAnne Osborn. The Excellence in Teaching Award recognizes and celebrates the positive difference Catholic school teachers in the Diocese of Saginaw make in the lives of their students, schools and communities.
Diocesan News
Winners of the True, Good and Beautiful Art Contest announced!
Congratulations to the dozens of talented artists who entered the True, Good and Beautiful Art Contest presented by the Offices of Catholic Schools, Faith Formation and Youth and Young Adult Ministry! The judges were amazed at the thoughtful and creative artworks submitted in response to the theme, “What does the Eucharist mean to you?”
Congratulations to the dozens of talented artists who entered the True, Good and Beautiful Art Contest presented by the Offices of Catholic Schools, Faith Formation and Youth and Young Adult Ministry! The judges were amazed at the thoughtful and creative artworks submitted in response to the theme, “What does the Eucharist mean to you?”
Great Lakes Bay Catholic
Mass and Eucharistic Adoration
Question: “Why does the Church encourage adoration of the Eucharist outside of Mass?” Answer: While the Mass is the highest form of worship, adoring Jesus in the Eucharist outside of Mass allows us to quietly abide in his presence and connect with him "heart-to-heart."
Question: “Why does the Church encourage adoration of the Eucharist outside of Mass?” Answer: While the Mass is the highest form of worship, adoring Jesus in the Eucharist outside of Mass allows us to quietly abide in his presence and connect with him "heart-to-heart."
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