We would like to extend heartfelt thanks and gratitude to our beloved Baby Pantry volunteer, Pat Schmeiser, as she announces her retirement from the
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The Parish Health Ministry is hosting their Annual Ladies Tea, with Lindsey Pappas from the Sterling Heights Police Department presenting
Overcoming Loneliness After Loss From CareNotes by Erin Diehl Loneliness is a huge concern and often becomes an obstacle within our grief journey.
St. Isidore is partnering with the American Red Cross for a blood drive here in the Social Hall. Please schedule an appointment to donate blood HERE
Is getting into better shape or maybe just getting more physical activity one of your New Year’s Resolutions? Consider attending the Parish Health
Due to the Christmas Holiday, our Grief Support Group will be meeting on Thursday, December 18th at 6:30 PM, instead of our regularly scheduled
The holiday season can be a painful reminder of loss for those grieving a loved one. The traditions, gatherings, and joyful moments of the season can
Grief is a natural response to loss. The pain of loss can feel overwhelming, but there are healthy ways to cope with your grief and learn
Ascension will host a vaccine clinic at St. Isidore Church this Wednesday. No appointment necessary. Walk-in availability for ages 12 and up
St. Therese of Lisieux and St. John Vianney Catholic Church will be co-hosting a COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Event at St. Therese of Lisieux
As Covid vaccination clinics are becoming much more accessible, it is hopeful that we are nearing the end to this pandemic. While we all continue to
The St. Isidore Baby Pantry has been blessed to be selected as one of the recipients for the Vicariate Mission Service Project this year. We could
March 29, 2021 Update As of March 29, there are a few new county-affiliated COVID vaccination sites in Macomb County. They are at the Verkuilen
Self-care is important every day, but it is essential during stressful times. Below are some self-care options. Do one of
Here is a poem written by an Irish Poet, Kathleen O’Meara in 1869 – after a plague devastated Ireland in the late 1860’s SOMETHING
Life as we know it has changed. There are many aspects that have been stripped away, and we are left to find our new groove under challenging
If you’re feeling the stress of the Coronavirus, raise your recently-sanitized hand! Events are cancelled. Schools are closing. Even churches are
This event has been cancelled due to not not being able to meet the minimum registration requirements. For questions, contact Heather at