THANK YOU! A big ‘Thank You’ to our choir, musicians and contemporary group for the hard work and long hours in preparing the music for our Christmas liturgies. Each year as we celebrate the wondrous birth of Jesus, Our Savior, we are once again able to share with one another the special gifts He gave…
GROW AS A DISCIPLE Deeply fatigued from their perilous journey, the three wise men must have been filled with doubt and hope in equal measure, wondering if the star would truly lead them to the promised King. “Is this really worth it?” they may have questioned. “Will we ever meet this child?” And then, in…
Hello Families, In the Gospel this weekend, Jesus, at age 12, stayed behind in Jerusalem during Passover to discuss scripture with temple teachers, astounding many with his understanding, before returning home obediently. Take Time to chat – What would it have been like for Mary and Joseph to realize that Jesus was missing? Why do…
GROW AS A DISCIPLE Compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience. These are the attributes Paul instructs the Colossians in today’s reading to “put on” or to “clothe” themselves with. It’s quite a list, isn’t it? Paul goes on to talk about the virtues of the Christian family, which is fitting for today’s Feast of the…
In 2023, the Mother of Divine Love Family of Parishes, St. Genevieve – St. Maurice, Our Lady of Loretto, St. John XXIII and St. Valentine, began a planning process with our envisioning team, assisted by the Catholic Leadership Institute and the Archdiocese of Detroit’s Parish Care Department. Through prayer, reflection, and guidance of the Holy…
Pope Benedict XVI once said: “The Christian faith can never be separated from the soil of sacred events, from the choice made by God, who wanted to speak to us, to become man, to die and rise again, in a particular place and at a particular time.” 2000 years ago, God himself became man, to…
Hello families, In the encounter between Mary and Elizabeth described in today’s Gospel, we learn that other people can help us recognize God’s presence and action in our lives. Mary traveled to see Elizabeth because Elizabeth’s pregnancy was a sign that everything the angel told Mary would truly happen. Elizabeth recognized Mary as the mother…