Fr. Ryan asked us to commit to the labor of our worship, invites everyone to our ceremonial groundbreaking, reflects on this weekend's Gospel, and ends with the Magnificat.

In response to the events at Annunciation School

Fr. Ryan discusses the tangible assurances of the world: the Sacraments.

Fr. Ryan proposes suggestions on how to face the sorrow and division in our families caused by receiving Jesus as Lord.

Did you know St. Martha School has offered Strings classes as part of our arts curriculum for over twenty years?

Fr. Ryan shares updates on new classroom construction, celebrates St. Martha’s recognition as a top private school finalist, and urges readiness for Christ’s return.

St. Martha's art teacher Liz Wylegala celebrates her students’ fearless creativity.

Fr. Ryan reminds us that true fulfillment comes not from earthly pleasure, but from daily sacrifice and storing up treasure in heaven.

Seventh graders explore Great Lakes ecology and stewardship on their trip to Inland Seas, Suttons Bay.

In the 2025 Official Community's Choice Awards from the LSJ, St. Martha is finalist in the private schools, with Lansing Catholic High School winning the category.

Fr. Ryan shares about the ministry of the St. Louis Center and urges parishioners to deepen their relationship with God through continuous prayer.

Fr. Ryan celebrates St. Martha’s feast early, urging us to resist distractions and choose the “better portion” of a deeper relationship with Christ.

Fr. Ryan reflects on the parable of the Good Samaritan, urging us to respond to the complex issue of immigration with compassion, justice, and active discipleship.

Learn more and get involved with refugee services at the St. Vincent Campus of the CCIEC.

This issue of Focus from Michigan Catholic Conference features the stories of immigrants who have traveled to Michigan, explains why and how the Church serves migrants, and answers frequently-asked questions about Church teachings on immigration.

Fr. Ryan wishes everyone a joyful and blessed Fourth of July and reflects on the true meaning of freedom as the ability to choose the good in alignment with God’s will.

Eternal rest grant unto Bishop Mengeling, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him.

Fr. Ryan shares various musings before encouraging unity and bold witness to the Gospel in light of the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul.

Fr. Ryan congratulates Fr. Jack Jobst on his ordination, invites prayers for unity in the face of division, and reflects on the ancient Christian understanding of the Eucharist as we celebrate Corpus Christi.

Written by Detroit Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger for America magazine.