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A Garden of Visible Prayer:
Creating a Sacred Space One Step
at a Time
By Margaret Rose Realy ISBN: 978-0-9790747-7-6 Gardens are places of growth, not only for plants but for our souls as well. Creating an outdoor spiritual sanctuary, no matter how small, is now within every gardener’s reach...

Hopeful not Helpless
A letter about pornography in today’s society
In March of 2008, Bishop Mengeling appointed a committee to address the pastoral challenges of pornography in our society ...

The Lord’s Prayer, video series Click here to view all the reflections.

Priest of God, video series
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The Magnificent Seven
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What’s Inside a Catholic Church?
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Holy Father’s World Communications Day Message
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Fr. Charles Irvin Writing Scholarship 2012
FAITH Magazine is once again sponsoring a writing scholarship contest for Catholic high-school seniors in the Diocese of Lansing. > Click here for details.

Holy Hour for Vocations
Please join the people of the Diocese of Lansing in Praying for all Vocations at a Holy Hour with Eucharistic Exposition at 7:00pm, Thursday, February 2, 2012 - The Feast of the Presentation of the Lord – at Resurrection Church, 1531 East Michigan Ave. Lansing.

Action Alert! Support Needed for Respect for Rights of Conscience Act
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Local pilgrims attend Vatican canonization in Rome > read more

Lay Ecclesial Ministers Commissioned
On November 5 at St. Mary Cathedral four of our co-workers in Christ were Commissioned ... > read more

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Bishop Boyea Joins Michigan’s Catholic Bishops in Support of Immigrants, Undocumented Persons

Stating that it is unfair and mistaken to blame undocumented persons for problems more accurately attributed to a failed federal policy, the seven diocesan Catholic Bishops of Michigan, including Most Reverend Earl Boyea, bishop of the Diocese of Lansing, have composed a statement on the public policy issue of immigration that is now being sent to Catholics across the state, to members of the Michigan Legislature and to the Michigan congressional delegation.

 US Bishops Blast Plan to Force Abortions Into Insurance
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Bishop Blaire Reflects On the Human Costs And Moral Challenges Of A Broken Economy In U.S. Bishops’ Labor Day Statement
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USCCB Marks 9/11 Anniversary with Memorial Website
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