The Catholic Community of Flint will be offering a Holy Hour on the 2nd Monday of each month (October 14th, November 11, December 9th, January 13th). This will take place at the St. Matthew Campus in downtown Flint.
Last week I mentioned the lighted candle in the church as a symbol conveying that the Eucharistic presence of Our Lord Jesus Christ is in the tabernacle of our church. The idea of the keeping of the Eucharist in t...
We would like to invite all of you to our Lenten series: Bread & Water. The name comes from the ancient Lenten tradition of the Church of fasting by only eating bread and water. The bread being a symbol of nourishment and water bein...
Have you noticed that the genre of movies today are often based upon super heroes or villains that are truly diabolical. I have been told this is due to an appeal by the movie companies to draw audiences from the...
It is important that parishioners always remember that priests come and go. Parishioners are always the stability of a parish. So I would like to remind those parishioners who show up only
on Sundays that there ar...
Next weekend following the 10:30 am Mass at St. Matthew's we will have a reception welcoming to Flint The Servants of God's Love. They are a small community of religious sisters that were founded in Ann Arbor, Mic...
During the month of June many of the priests of our diocese celebrate their anniversary of ordination. Next weekend we will only ordain one man (Deacon John Machiorlatti) for the Diocese of Lansing. And the follow...
Praise be Jesus Christ, now and forever. It was great to see St. Mary's Church full, standing room only, for the dedication of our City of Flint to Mary, Mother of Flint. There is still much work to be done concerning the shrine and it will take time an...
On May 13th, Bishop Boyea will be coming to Flint to celebrate a special Mass at St. Mary’s (2500 North Franklin Ave, Flint) where we will have an Act of Entrustment of Flint to the Blessed Virgin Mary under the title, Mary, Mother of Flint.
