Register for First Friday with Bishop Gruss October 7, 2022
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Holy Hours for Vocations will include opportunity to venerate relic of St. John Vianney
The next Holy Hour is Thursday, October 6, 2022, at 7 p.m., at Resurrection of the Lord Parish, Standish.
The next Holy Hour is Thursday, October 6, 2022, at 7 p.m., at Resurrection of the Lord Parish, Standish.
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Back to School Mass with Bishop Gruss at the Cathedral
All are welcome, Catholic school students and alumni encouraged to wear jerseys or school colors
All are welcome, Catholic school students and alumni encouraged to wear jerseys or school colors
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Bishop Gruss challenges faithful with two tasks to promote vocations
On Thursday, nearly 250 faithful from throughout the diocese of Saginaw gathered in Bay City for a banquet and silent auction to benefit seminarian education and vocations.
On Thursday, nearly 250 faithful from throughout the diocese of Saginaw gathered in Bay City for a banquet and silent auction to benefit seminarian education and vocations.
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Sept. 14 marks 50th anniversary of the Permanent Diaconate Formation Program in the Diocese of Saginaw
Tomorrow marks 50 years since Bishop Francis F. Reh established the Permanent Diaconate Formation Program in the Diocese of Saginaw
Tomorrow marks 50 years since Bishop Francis F. Reh established the Permanent Diaconate Formation Program in the Diocese of Saginaw
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The only 24/7 Adoration Chapel in the Diocese
Eucharistic adorers share experiences and encourage others to visit Jesus
Eucharistic adorers share experiences and encourage others to visit Jesus
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Do you say you are 'going to Mass' or do you say you are 'going to have a personal and intimate encounter with Jesus'?
How we describe our experience of Mass matters said Bishop Gruss during First Friday at the Cathedral
How we describe our experience of Mass matters said Bishop Gruss during First Friday at the Cathedral
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