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Parishioners devote thousands of prayers to the Holy Father

Thousands across the diocese have offered rosaries, daily prayers, novena and acts of charity in honor of the Holy Father as part of the Diocese of Kalamazoo’s spiritual bouquet. Bishop Bradley will present the bouquet during the ad limina visit to Rome. view spiritual bouquet

Bishop Bradley releases letter on recent HHS ruling

Bishop Bradley is urging all Catholics to have their voices heard on the recent ruling by the Federal Department of Human Health and Services to require virtually all private health plans to include coverage for contraceptives and abortion-inducing drugs. more information

Catholic schools Week January 29 - February 4

The 22 Catholic schools in the Diocese of Kalamazoo will be hosting various activities beginning January 29th through February 4th. Read the special edition of The Good News for features on our Catholic schools including an update on strategic initiatives lead by Very Rev. John Fleckenstein.

New clergy appointments announced

Bishop Paul J. Bradley today announced several clergy assignments including the chaplain for Hackett Catholic Central High School and a new pastoral team for St. Mary Parish, Kalamazoo. view news release

"Catholicism” study group continues

Fr. Robert Barron’s Catholicism complete adult study program is held on Thursdays running through March 29. Two times will be offered: afternoons from 12:30 – 2:30 pm OR evenings from 7 – 9 pm. Sessions are facilitated by Very Rev. Larry Farrell and Deacon Kurt Lucas, and will be held at the St. Monica Parish Community Building, 4408 S. Westnedge Ave., Kalamazoo. Cost is $30 for person (for study guide). Call 269-345-4389.

Catholicism series premieres in Grand Rapids & Kalamazoo beginning this Sunday, January 8th. schedule

The February edition of The Good News is now available online.