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A sage Italian man once said, “If you have peace and health in your family, you have everything.”
Sara and Charlie were spending a long weekend with Nana and Papa while Mom and Dad took a trip for Dad’s work. This was normal, and the children looked forward to spending fun times with their grandparents, playing board games, going to movies, and maybe visiting the Ice Cream Palace for a sundae or two.
Lent was March 5, a
The Invitation Directly from Jesus Christ.
On August 30, 2001, Holy Family Regional School (HFRS) opened its doors, breathing new life into the historic St. Andrews grade school—once attended by Madonna herself. This marked the beginning of a new chapter, as HFRS embraced a regional format that united St. Andrews, St. Irenaeus, and, later, St. Mary of the Hills. With 128 eager students enrolled, parents rejoiced at the return of a Catholic school to Rochester, ready to nurture both faith and education.
We all know that jarring feeling of waking up to the alarm clock— why does the best sleep always seem to happen just two minutes before it goes off? As we rush to catch up with the demands of the day, PAUSE. May I suggest a change?
As we approach the pivotal election day on November 5th, Men of the Sacred Hearts are doing their part to bring awareness to how crucial it is for us to come together as a community to champion family, life, and Christian values.
In a unique and heartwarming initiative, Office Express (OEX) in Troy, Michigan, has consecrated their business to the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary with the Men of the Sacred Hearts. This divine partnership brings a spiritual touch to their world of commercial interiors, transforming the workspace into a heaven (I mean haven) of creativity and inspiration.
Taking the Wheel at Dream Cruise 2024
The parade officials said there were 80,000 people in Caseville for the parade! Everyone was polite and civil towards us, despite wearing very Catholic shirts
“Yesterday, I caught my husband sitting in the family room, praying to her,” Mona told Detroit Catholic. “I haven’t spotted the kids praying to her yet — they are in and out of the house all the time — but they do see her. She is in the family room, so you walk in and see her. If you walk through the hallway, you see her. Her presence is all around us, and she is watching us.”
A sage Italian man once said, “If you have peace and health in your family, you have everything.”
Sara and Charlie were spending a long weekend with Nana and Papa while Mom and Dad took a trip for Dad’s work. This was normal, and the children looked forward to spending fun times with their grandparents, playing board games, going to movies, and maybe visiting the Ice Cream Palace for a sundae or two.
Lent was March 5, a
The Invitation Directly from Jesus Christ.