As director of religious education (DRE) at St. Therese Parish in Lansing, Stephanie Smith divides her role into three practical categories.

Abdul-Jabar Hemat is helping Afghans here in America through St. Vincent Refugee Services.

For the past two years, Megan has been discerning a vocation to consecrated life.

Catholic Charities of Shiawassee and Genesee Counties was the answer for Aaron.

Pope Francis invited bishops from every diocese in the world to begin a process, called a synod, to spend time with the entire People of God.

Kathy and Paul Dobrowolski lead Sidewalk Advocates for Life in Ann Arbor.

Catholics from across the Diocese of Lansing gathered at the Michigan State Capitol in Lansing on Jan. 19.

Seminarian Jon Bokuniewicz says he felt called to serve a parish and its people.

Craig Pohl hopes to set a fire in the diocese with Disciples – Together on the Way.

The theme for National Catholic Schools Week 2022 (Jan. 30 through Feb. 5) was “Catholic Schools: Faith. Excellence. Service.”

Father Tim Nelson is proud of his flock’s relationship with and witness to the neighborhood.

Anne’s position as coordinator of missions tasks her with connecting the faithful of the Diocese of Lansing with the worldwide Church

For Kathy and Andrew, life and death, tears and laughter, searching and finding have been powerfully present throughout their journey.

As a counselor, Marshall understands kids going through tough times.

Mary Roberts has helped hundreds of working adults build on their professional certificates to earn bachelor of applied science degrees.

The details of Kishore Jayabalan’s life read like a novel, yet this page turner is not fiction.

Why Angie works with the Pen Pal Ministry in the Diocese of Lansing.

The catechism has always been a part of Edmundo Reyes’ life. Even if he didn’t appreciate it from a young age.

How volunteering with the Flint Mission has impacted Nick's faith.

Mickey and Remy were raised in a family immersed in faith and music.

They say it takes 21 days to form a habit.

An internship brought Harmony and Térèsa from different parts of the country to serve in Flint.

The old saying goes: To teach is to shape the future.

Elaine's parents helped her see the connection between faith and service.

Nurses and health care workers: men and women who care for us, from our elderly in nursing homes, to our little ones too sick to be at home.