Livonia, Michigan

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30th Sunday in Ordinary Time

GROW AS A DISCIPLE “You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Sounds simple, right? Not so much. Jesus’ words in today’s Gospel can’t help but take us back to that age-old question: “And just who is my neighbor?” According to the Lord’s words in the reading from Exodus, our neighbors are the alien, the widow,…

Vatican II review with Pope Leo XIV

Deacon Lawrence Toth (Seventh in Series) Pope Leo’s August 12, 2026 Wednesday audience was about the liturgical year. Expanding on his theme from the previous week that the Church’s liturgy is the place of encounter with Christ, he highlighted the value of the cycle of Christian feasts in the life of every believer. The liturgical…

Faith Formation News

Hello Families, If you enjoy working with students and have Protecting God’s Children, please consider joining our Faith Formation as an aide and or a substitute catechist. Please pray about it! We sent home a saint project to bring back by October 28th for our All Saints Family Night. Please let us know if you…

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time

GROW AS A DISCIPLE A mentor once told me that there is no sweeter sound than that of one’s own name. It communicates that one is seen, known, and cared for. We read in Isaiah today that God has chosen Cyrus and has called him by name. In the Letter to the Thessalonians, Paul and…

We Want Your Feedback!

Sophia Doublet, a parishioner of our parish and a Master of Architecture student at the University of Detroit Mercy, is conducting her thesis research on the adaptive reuse of abandoned churches in Detroit. As part of her study, Sophia is seeking input from Catholics throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit. Your perspective can help inform how…

Halloween Candy Collection

It’s that time of the year again! Halloween is just around the corner, and Sacred Heart Major Seminary needs your help. Each year the seminary community opens their doors and their hearts to over 2000 children from the surrounding Detroit neighborhood so that the kids can have a fun and safe place to play games…