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After Appalling RHA Legislation Emerges from Committee, Catholic Conference Calls for Greater Respect for Women’s Health and Safety
Michigan Catholic Conference is calling on the consciences of members of the House of Representatives and state Senate to oppose appalling legislation passed by the House Health Policy Committee this morning that overturns widely-supported limitations on abortion and policies that require accountability and transparency over Michigan abortion facilities.
Michigan Catholic Conference is calling on the consciences of members of the House of Representatives and state Senate to oppose appalling legislation passed by the House Health Policy Committee this morning that overturns widely-supported limitations on abortion and policies that require accountability and transparency over Michigan abortion facilities.
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Morocco Earthquake & Maui Fire Relief Collection
Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by the devastating events that have ravaged Morocco and the island of Maui . As a community of faith, we are called to come together and provide unwavering support to those who are suffering. The Diocese of Saginaw is having a special collection.
Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by the devastating events that have ravaged Morocco and the island of Maui . As a community of faith, we are called to come together and provide unwavering support to those who are suffering. The Diocese of Saginaw is having a special collection.
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Join Bishop Gruss on Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
Ready to walk where Jesus walked? Learn more and book now. February 17-28, 2024
Ready to walk where Jesus walked? Learn more and book now. February 17-28, 2024
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Sisters of Mercy of Alma celebrate 50th anniversary
Half a century old, the Institute looks to the future with hope Mother Mary McGreevy remembers when there were just 10 sisters living on a farm in Kawkawlin before they moved to their motherhouse in Alma.
Half a century old, the Institute looks to the future with hope Mother Mary McGreevy remembers when there were just 10 sisters living on a farm in Kawkawlin before they moved to their motherhouse in Alma.
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God wants his people back
Have you ever thought about what Jesus’ greatest desire might be, what brings him the greatest joy? Jesus’ whole life and ministry was bringing healing and new life to those who encountered him. Ultimately, his life and ministry culminated on the cross for all of us – the greatest act of love in human history.
Have you ever thought about what Jesus’ greatest desire might be, what brings him the greatest joy? Jesus’ whole life and ministry was bringing healing and new life to those who encountered him. Ultimately, his life and ministry culminated on the cross for all of us – the greatest act of love in human history.
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Three new priests arriving from India to serve in the Diocese of Saginaw
On August 30, two new priests from India arrived in the Diocese of Saginaw to serve in area parishes. They are from the same Archdiocese of Hyderabad as Fr. Raj and Fr. Richard. Fr. Sunil Kumar Pallela will be serving at St. Agnes Parish, Freeland and St. John Vianney Parish, Saginaw and Fr. Bala Showry Madanu will be serving at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Saginaw.
On August 30, two new priests from India arrived in the Diocese of Saginaw to serve in area parishes. They are from the same Archdiocese of Hyderabad as Fr. Raj and Fr. Richard. Fr. Sunil Kumar Pallela will be serving at St. Agnes Parish, Freeland and St. John Vianney Parish, Saginaw and Fr. Bala Showry Madanu will be serving at St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Saginaw.
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