Detroit Catholic
Detroit Catholic serves as the online news platform for the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit. The Archdiocese is experiencing a revitalization, with God guiding the efforts to renew the Church. Detroit Catholic aims to be inspired by the Holy Spirit, sharing the inspiring stories of individuals and communities who are responding to the call to spread the Gospel. This digital service follows in the footsteps of the archdiocese’s previous official newspaper, The Michigan Catholic, which was a respected publication from 1872 until 2018.
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detroitcatholic.com | Gabriella Patti |Charles Fox |Greg Erlandson
From the Philippines to the U.S., Vanessa Veridiano-Powell lives out her passion through her business, 'My Dream Garden'ALLEN PARK — It took St. Frances Cabrini parishioner Vanessa Veridiano-Powell six years of trial and error to figure out how to garden successfully in the United States. Her goal is not only to eliminate obstacles and shorten the journey to a full, thriving garden for her customers, but also to show them what gardening can teach them about life and faith.
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detroitcatholic.com | Charles Fox |Greg Erlandson
VATICAN CITY (CNS) ─ The Catholic Church, its ministers and its members must find new ways to reach out to and welcome families who are distant from the church and have no understanding of how much God loves them, Pope Leo XIV said. Writing to 40 theologians and pastoral ministers participating in a seminar on evangelizing with families, the pope said the first goal of outreach is to help people longing for love and meaning to find that in Jesus.
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detroitcatholic.com | Charles Fox |Greg Erlandson
NEW YORK (OSV News) ─ Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York urged Empire State lawmakers to reject legislation that would legalize physician-assisted suicide. The New York Assembly April 29 passed a bill that would allow a terminally ill adult with a prognosis of six months or less to request from a physician a medication that would hasten his or her death, which the state's Catholic bishops oppose.
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detroitcatholic.com | Katarzyna Szalajko |Charles Fox |Greg Erlandson
WARSAW, Poland (OSV News) ─ Their names may have faded from history books, but on May 31, the Church officially remembered them forever. In a solemn ceremony in Braniewo, northeastern Poland, 15 nuns from the Congregation of St. Catherine Virgin and Martyr, were beatified -- recognized as martyrs who gave their lives during the final, brutal months of World War II. The sisters were killed in 1945 as Soviet troops advanced into the region.
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detroitcatholic.com | Gina Christian |Charles Fox |Greg Erlandson
(OSV News) ─ Amid the Trump administration's crackdown on foreign student visas, at least two Catholic universities contacted by OSV News said they are actively seeking to support affected students. "Our international students, scholars and their families are important and vital members of our campus community, and we will continue working to ensure that they are welcomed and supported at Notre Dame," the University of Notre Dame told OSV News in an emailed statement May 29.
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