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'Forever changed': A generation later, Detroiters honor the victims and heroes of 9/11

Archbishop Weisenburger, faith leaders join law enforcement, service members for 25th anniversary memorial on Detroit Riverfront

by Michael Stechschulte | Local

'Forgiving As God Forgives': Archbishop Weisenburger's Homily (24th Sunday in Ordinary Time)

In this homily reflection for Sept. 13, 2026, the 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Archbishop Weisenburger recalls the moment that St. John Paul II called his would-be assassin “a brother whom I have pardoned.” It was an extraordinary act of mercy that powerfully reflects this week's Gospel on forgiveness. May we always follow that same path of mercy over resentment and forgiveness over revenge.

by Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger | Video

At 99 years old, former DRE publishes first book with the help of her children

For 20 years, Mary Rice wrote bulletin articles on the Scriptures for St. Priscilla Parish; her children secretly saved them

by Daniel Meloy | Local

Celebrating Labor Day Mass at Most Holy Trinity before Detroit's Labor Day Parade

On Monday, Sept. 7, Archbishop Weisenburger celebrated Mass at Most Holy Trinity Parish in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood before greeting workers during Detroit's annual Labor Day Parade. During his homily, Archbishop Weisenburger preached about the Church's teachings on the dignity of human labor. Following Mass, Archbishop Weisenburger and parishioners gathered for the annual Labor Day Parade down Michigan Avenue, one of the largest Labor Day celebrations in the country.

by Detroit Catholic | What's the Archbishop Up To?

The legacy of the CHSL: An intertwining of athletics and faith

by Don Horkey | Sports

'Etched in our minds': Bishops offer Masses, reflections on landmark anniversary of 9/11 attacks

by Gina Christian | National/World

Find room in your heart for everyone, pope tells new bishops

by Carol Glatz | Vatican & Pope Leo XIV