“Building a Eucharistic Marriage” is a 7-part video series, built on a therapeutic model for change, which connects 7 areas for therapeutically strengthening our marriage with 7 areas of deepening our relationship with Christ through the Eucharist. Learn more...
In conjunction with the nationally observed Child Abuse Prevention Month held every April, the Diocese of Kalamazoo announces today that it is undertaking a thorough review and updating of all its policies protecting children and youth. A final and complete updated set of policies is expected this summer, but the first significant element was revealed today in the publication of a list of individuals disqualified from working with children or youth.
In light of the release of the report from the Michigan Attorney General’s office on the Diocese of Gaylord on January 8, 2024, Bishop Lohse released the following statement. “Before all else, I want to extend a word of compassion to all victims/survivors of sexual abuse, here in the Diocese of Kalamazoo and elsewhere. Sexual abuse is always wrong, and it is especially reprehensible when it is perpetrated by someone in the employment of the Church. We pray for all who have been affected by clergy sexual abuse and for their continued healing. “ Click to read full release
In your parish/family planning for National NFP Awareness Week, consider how you can raise up the noble role of grandparents in your activities that promote Church teaching on marriage, conjugal love and responsible parenthood, family, and the method of Natural Family Planning. Here are some ideas to inspire you.
Gathering for adults with cognitive/developmental disabilities. It is a time of fellowship, activities and reflection on the Sunday readings and a simple dinner.
Caregivers are invited to join us for our virtual gathering to build relationships, share experiences, and create a supportive community. We’ll spend some time getting to know each other and share a brief reflection on the Sunday Scriptures.
Pope Leo XIV pledged to work to “pursue the path of unity and fraternal charity” in a meeting in Castel Gandolfo with Orthodox and Catholic clergy from the United States.
Recalling the famous Christmas soccer match that occurred between opposing forces at the begging of World War I, Pope Leo XIV said it is “always possible to meet, even in a time of ... war,” and...