The Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) works to eliminate poverty in the United States.

 

The priests and people of the Detroit archdiocese have a long, well-deserved history of generousity to the CCHD. 25% of the locally collected funds stay in southeast Michigan.

 

In these uncertain economic times, charity and Christian stewardship are essential for the vulnerable and marginialized among us.

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International Year of the Organ Tribute
November 23, 2008 - Dr. John Romeri and John Romeri II perform the Detroit premiere of two new pieces for Organ and Flute by Charles Callahan, "Divertimento" and "Requiem."

 

"The Cherry Tree" with Anonymous 4
December 13, 2008 - Anonymous 4's newest program of medieval English carols, interwoven with English-influenced American sacred songs.

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Todd Zoellick presented the award to Mary Ann Grady, principal, and Msgr. Zenz, pastor. Holy Name Catholic School 2008 Blue Ribbon Award Winner Michigan Catholic News Article News Release: Blue Ribbon Award Find a Catholic High School Attend an open house

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Celebrating 175 years Cardinal Adam Maida celebrated Mass on May 18th at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral in honor of the 175th anniversary of the founding of the Detroit Diocese by Pope Gregory XVI in 1833.  175th anniversary information Spreading the good news for 175 years

November 24 Taize Prayer Meditative service for people of all ages and Christian faiths.

December 7 Advent Tea Luncheon Celebrating our communal expectation.

December 27 Marriage is a Decision Natural Family Planning two-day seminar for engaged couples.

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