You know that feeling when it’s just easier to do something than not do it?” For most of us, that probably means everything from completing a mundane chore to answering an email. For Theresa McFall, that was the simple explanation for why she volunteered her nursing skills at one of the nation’s COVID-19 hotspots, for the Congregation of Sisters of St. Felix of Cantalice Third Order Regular of St. Francis of Assisi (commonly known as the Felician Sisters).

When Kevin and Jane Sutton heard a priest mention Catholic Charities’ food distribution ministry, they knew it was just the help they were seeking.

Stewardship. The word conjures immediate images. For some it’s synonymous with fundraising. For others the word’s meaning is rooted in the three “t’s”: time, talent and treasure. And for others, it’s careful attention to all the gifts entrusted to us. For Marci McCarthy stewardship is a way of life — one that can’t be explained by a single idea, sentence or pithy meme or quote.

Diocese Honors Bishop James A. Murray (1932 – 2020)

El pasado 5 de junio del 2020 el Obispo James A. Murray murió y fue al encuentro de Nuestro Señor. El Obispo Murray nació el 5 de julio de 1932 en Jackson, Michigan. Se graduó de St. Mary High School en Jackson, Michigan y obtuvo su grado universitario de Bachiller en Artes del Seminario el Sagrado Corazón en Detroit. Sus otros títulos académicos fueron Bachiller en Teología del Seminario San Juan de la Universidad Católica de América y Licenciatura en Derecho Canónico de la Universidad Católica de América.