How do we love people well when relationships are complicated, tensions are high, or life feels beyond our control? Realign, our new five-week
Author: Matt Kush
We’ve all been there, regardless of where we are in our faith journey, but it can be hard to admit because there’s a part of us that feels
Put your baking skills to the test in our Apple Pie Bake-Off! Bake your favorite homemade apple pie and bring it to the parish for judging after the
In this Sunday’s Gospel, we hear the familiar story of Jesus feeding the crowd with five loaves and two fish. After reading it, it’s easy to
This is Fr. Ron’s Farewell Mass at St. Isidore on July 12, 2026 at 5:30
After thirty-three years, I have returned to my home town of Macomb and my home parish, St. Isidore! I had a home here in Macomb at 21 Mile
What a weekend! This year’s St. Isidore Strawberry Festival was truly one to remember. With beautiful weather all three days, record turnouts, and
In this Sunday’s first reading from Jeremiah, one line immediately stood out to me: “All those who were my friends are on the watch for any
Join other Catholics across the archdiocese for the Rising from the Ashes Revival, a powerful day of Eucharistic renewal in Detroit featuring prayer,
Since January, we’ve introduced a Message Series at 5:30 Mass: connected homilies centered on a single theme over multiple weeks. As we
The Strawberry Festival is adding a brand-new attraction for 2026 on Friday night: Survey Showdown! If you’ve ever watched a certain popular TV
As Fr. Ron prepares for retirement, you are invited to celebrate and thank him for his years of faithful ministry and leadership. A Farewell
Over the past several months, many parishioners have noticed something different happening at our 5:30 PM Sunday Mass: connected homilies unfolding
In this Sunday’s Gospel (Matthew 28:16–20), we hear something that seems surprising: “When they saw him, they worshiped, but they doubted.”
This Sunday’s second reading (1 Peter 2:4) begins: “Come to him, a living stone, rejected by human beings, but chosen and precious in the sight
Death and life is in the power of the tongue. Our words have tremendous power for good or for evil, for life or for death. This is because our
The young adults at YCS invite you to come join us for our Summer Kickoff. Show up for discussion, food, games, and an enjoyable evening! Learn more
In this three-week series which will begin on April 12 at our 5:30 PM Mass, we will talk about the importance of our perspective. Vision is a
The third and final set of Lent Quest Nodes has now unlocked across our Family of Parishes. These exhibits will be available through the middle of
On the Fourth Sunday of Lent, when we hear the story of the man born blind, we usually think about physical blindness, as Jesus performs a miracle