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Witness God's faithfulness and love through the Sacrament of Marriage
In April, 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 April, 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
Diocese of Saginaw Migrant Pantries to open in May
The year 2025 is upon us and continues to unfold. Our journey through this Lenten season calls to pray, fast and give alms. Easter is nearby! Let us again imitate Jesus in His love and care for God’s people, especially the poor, the vulnerable, the marginalized, and the strangers among us.
The year 2025 is upon us and continues to unfold. Our journey through this Lenten season calls to pray, fast and give alms. Easter is nearby! Let us again imitate Jesus in His love and care for God’s people, especially the poor, the vulnerable, the marginalized, and the strangers among us.
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United in Mission: One Heart and Mind Podcast Episode 19 - Empowering Women: The Mission of the Saginaw Diocesan Council
In this episode Rita Maher, president of the Saginaw Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, shares the council's mission to empower women and support community initiatives. The conversation also covers community support projects like the Vocations Purse project, which aids women entering religious life. Rita encourages participation in events, emphasizing the value of community and fellowship.
In this episode Rita Maher, president of the Saginaw Diocesan Council of Catholic Women, shares the council's mission to empower women and support community initiatives. The conversation also covers community support projects like the Vocations Purse project, which aids women entering religious life. Rita encourages participation in events, emphasizing the value of community and fellowship.
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Support our Catholic schools by advocating for school choice
Families and supporters of Catholic schools can advocate for the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), a federal tax credit program that would bring school choice to all states. The ECCA is a bill to provide federal income tax credit to donors of contributions to scholarship-granting organizations in every state. This bill will soon be considered by Congress—and now is the time to advocate
Families and supporters of Catholic schools can advocate for the Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA), a federal tax credit program that would bring school choice to all states. The ECCA is a bill to provide federal income tax credit to donors of contributions to scholarship-granting organizations in every state. This bill will soon be considered by Congress—and now is the time to advocate
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United in Mission: One Heart and Mind Podcast Episode 18 - Join the Young Adult Retreat: Embrace Prayer and Community
In this episode John Gonzalez introduces Taylor Piotrzkowski, the coordinator of youth & young adult ministry, who discusses the Young Adult retreat on April 12. The retreat focuses on prayer and personal relationships with God, featuring various sessions and speakers. The importance of community among young adults is emphasized, encouraging participation and connection within the diocese.
In this episode John Gonzalez introduces Taylor Piotrzkowski, the coordinator of youth & young adult ministry, who discusses the Young Adult retreat on April 12. The retreat focuses on prayer and personal relationships with God, featuring various sessions and speakers. The importance of community among young adults is emphasized, encouraging participation and connection within the diocese.
Diocesan News
Two nationwide assessments showcase Catholic school students’ high academic achievement
Recently two separate nation-wide academic assessment companies released data that once again indicates that Catholic schools continue to see academic progress at a rate above the national average. This robust data set shows that, as a whole, Catholic school students outperform the national average.
Recently two separate nation-wide academic assessment companies released data that once again indicates that Catholic schools continue to see academic progress at a rate above the national average. This robust data set shows that, as a whole, Catholic school students outperform the national average.
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