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Pope grateful for people's prayers, intends to resume duties 'gradually'
Pope Leo XIV made his first public remarks after returning to the Vatican following lung cancer surgery. His surgeon estimated that full physical recovery could take another 10 days or so.
Pope Leo XIV made his first public remarks after returning to the Vatican following lung cancer surgery. His surgeon estimated that full physical recovery could take another 10 days or so.
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This Sunday is the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday.
This Sunday is the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday. As part of the promotion and celebration, a video was created with participants from around the globe. Our very own Maria Coss was part of this process and if you look closely at about 1:20 on the video, you will see her! Learn More
This Sunday is the 100th anniversary of World Mission Sunday. As part of the promotion and celebration, a video was created with participants from around the globe. Our very own Maria Coss was part of this process and if you look closely at about 1:20 on the video, you will see her! Learn More
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Dr. Mary Healy Delivers Presentation on the Holy Spirit and Mary as Part of Diocesan Series
As part of the ongoing "Year of the Holy Spirit" initiative, the Diocese of Saginaw featured a presentation by renowned theologian Dr. Mary Healy focusing on the connection between the Holy Spirit and Mary. Dr. Healy explored Mary's role as the first and primary disciple, highlighting her life as a model for embracing divine guidance and cultivating a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit.
As part of the ongoing "Year of the Holy Spirit" initiative, the Diocese of Saginaw featured a presentation by renowned theologian Dr. Mary Healy focusing on the connection between the Holy Spirit and Mary. Dr. Healy explored Mary's role as the first and primary disciple, highlighting her life as a model for embracing divine guidance and cultivating a deeper relationship with the Holy Spirit.
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Bishop Gruss Admits Four Men as Permanent Deacon Candidates
SAGINAW — On October 11, Bishop Robert D. Gruss celebrated the Rite of Admission to Candidacy for four men during Mass at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw.
SAGINAW — On October 11, Bishop Robert D. Gruss celebrated the Rite of Admission to Candidacy for four men during Mass at the Cathedral of Mary of the Assumption in Saginaw.
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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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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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