Detroit — A year ago, Dave Kowalski was against going on a medical mission trip with Fr. Sama Muma, his associate pastor at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Parish in Temperance. Now, he says he is looking forward to going on a third one. He and his wife, Angeline, went on that trip to Haiti...
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Ann Arbor man, 29, helps start first U.S.chapter of ‘Juventutem’ Detroit — Paul Schultz might seem like an unlikely person to start up a local chapter of Juventutem, a group dedicated to the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite, commonly known as the Tridentine or Traditional Latin Mass. Not only was the 29-year-old attorney...
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DETROIT — Imagine, says Karen Schmid, attending church with a child who is easily upset, even frightened, by the ordinary sights and sounds at Mass. Other members of the congregation witness signs of your child’s distress and interpret them as unruly behavior, wondering why you can’t get your child to behave in church. And...
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Study finds Detroit’s campaign most successful in nation of its kind DETROIT — The goal for the 2012 Catholic Services Appeal is $17,839,175 to fund most of the ministries of the Archdiocese of Detroit. That figure represents no change from the previous year, and the 2012 effort also continues the theme of “Sharing Christ...
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Antoine Garibaldi cites enrollment, endowment growth as goals DETROIT — A University of Detroit Mercy with more students, greater public awareness, stronger finances and enhanced programs is the agenda Antoine M. Garibaldi, Ph.D., has set for his presidency of the venerable Catholic institution. With Archbishop Allen Vigneron celebrating the Mass, Garibaldi, 61, was formally...
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