In a time where there is so much uncertainty, fear and suffering, Christ’s call to all of us as His disciples is to be rooted in the promise of His
Author: Matt Kush
How can we not help but feel anxious in our current environment? We have been living in a pandemic for nearly a year now which has claimed the life
This weekend we celebrate the Baptism of Jesus so let us give thanks for this most precious sacrament! Just as a man cannot live in the flesh unless
Due to the pandemic, we’ve had to rethink how we do Christmas worship at St. Isidore. We wanted to provide a solution that was inspiring, safe,
Following the 4:30 Mass on December 12, we will “Light up for Christ” at the outdoor manger on our corner of 23 Mile and Romeo Plank. We
As we enter this new liturgical year, we cannot help but become reluctantly excited for Christmas that is now just four weeks away. However, during
Beginning at 6:30 PM, come find out what Toastmasters is all about with guest speaker: Danielle Joanette-Kluck Topic: Mastering Virtual Presentations
Photographic style is a top priority at St. Isidore and a key part of our brand. By following specific guidelines, we ensure that St. Isidore
Join others in praying the rosary for our nation in the prayer garden on Saturday, October 10, 2020 at 12:00
from the Archdiocese of Detroit:The Communications Department shares the following message from Father Stephen Pullis, Director of the Department of
It’s hard not to feel anxious right now given the state of the world. It can be anxiety about the health of loved ones, the status of our jobs, the
We’ve been working really hard behind the scenes over the last six months on some incredible updates for St. Isidore Church including the launch of
Do you like baseball or softball? Do you miss seeing live sports? Do you love our community? If so, consider joining us at Immanuel
In this Sunday’s gospel, Jesus sends Peter and the disciples out on a boat while he prays alone. During the night, the boat is caught in a storm
Reflecting YOUR stewardship Thank you! As our staff continues to work and pray together through this unique time in history, we find our
“Do unto others that you have them to do you. “Sometimes we think about it too long and we can talk ourselves out of it or we miss the
“Love is the most necessary of all virtues. Love in the person who preaches the word of God is like fire in a musket. If a person were to throw a
Pentecost is a celebration for many reasons: it marks the end of the Easter season, is the birthday of the Church, and reminds us of the power that
Fr. Steve Pullis, Director of Evangelization, Catechesis, and Schools for Archdiocese of Detroit, walks us through a few guidelines for creating a