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Articles by Maggie Sicilia
Faithful unite in prayer for vocations, parishes as restructuring continues (PHOTOS)
DETROIT — Faithful of the Archdiocese of Detroit gathered Nov. 5 at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament to pray a special holy hour for the intentions of the continued archdiocesan restructuring efforts and for an increase in priestly vocations. Fr. Matthew Hood, director of priestly vocations for the archdiocese, welcomed participants for a time of focused prayer, with exposition of the Blessed Sacrament led by Auxiliary Bishop Jeffrey M. Monforton.
Día de los Muertos event encourages remembrance, prayers for the dead
Annual Day of the Dead celebration at Our Lady of Hope Cemetery features mariachi, crafts and Mass as All Souls Day approaches BROWNSTOWN TOWNSHIP —Joining in ancient tradition, Catholic Funeral & Cemetery Services (CFCS) hosted its annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration Oct. 24 at Our Lady of Hope Cemetery in Brownstown Township. Traditionally observed Nov.
Mass for Commerce reflects on 'wellbeing of the world' through economic lens
Local Catholic business community gathers for 33rd annual Mass and fellowship at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit DETROIT — Dozens of business leaders and professionals in Metro Detroit planned a detour in their morning commute Oct. 21, starting their day at Sacred Heart Major Seminary for the 33rd annual Mass for Commerce. Celebrated by Detroit Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger, with Msgr.
Thousands across archdiocese unite in works of mercy for Mercy in Action Day
In its 10th year, Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan's annual outreach day focuses hearts, minds on Christian service DETROIT —Saturday, Oct. 17, was crisp and sunny, perfect for raking leaves and tending to the yard —which is just how parishioners at St. Michael Parish in Sterling Heights spent their morning.
Annual married couples' retreat focuses on marriage as reflection of the Trinity
Archdiocesan Office of Marriage, Family and Life, St. John Paul II Foundation host fifth annual Together in Holiness conference TROY — On Oct. 10, 80 couples ranging from engagement to 51 years of marriage gathered at St. Anastasia Parish in Troy to grow together in holiness, reflect on their sacramental life together, and to gain inspiration for their vocations as earthly reflections of the relationship of the Holy Trinity.
6 Books to Read this Women’s History Month
Literature has been regarded as a powerful tool for womens’ representation and empowerment, and with good reason. Some of the most iconic and beloved stories we’ve shared throughout history have been written by—and in celebration of—women, our lives, and our loves. Consider Little Women, Pride and Prejudice, Jane Eyre, and A Wrinkle in Time, to name a few.
Five Ways You Can Make a Difference This International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day (IWD) is a beautiful opportunity not only to honor the women in our lives, but also to acknowledge the progress that’s been made on the road toward gender equality. In the past year alone, we’ve seen Sierra Leone lift bans on pregnant girls attending school, free menstrual products for women in Scotland, and here at home, we have our first female vice president. But there are still persistent issues women face that need to change.
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