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Today we celebrate the Feast of the Holy Trinity, one of the few doctrinal feasts on the Church calendar.  As Chris Kozlowski’s reflection on

What is the Green Team? In the Fall of 2018, the idea of a Green Team surfaced in a Leadership Team discussion. Shortly after the discussion

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!Our St. Isidore family is awesome! On behalf of the entire Lenten Giving Tree Committee, Christian Services, Miracles

Today’s Feast of Pentecost brings the Easter Season to a close.  The high points of our Easter celebration were the Baptism, Confirmation, and

Today (June 2) the Church celebrates the Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord.  In the past, the Ascension of the Lord was celebrated on Ascension

Happy Mother’s Day to all mothers of our parish, and to those who share motherly love with our young people, such as aunts, teachers, coaches,

We congratulate our second graders who celebrated their First Eucharist with us over the past two weekends, and whose names have appeared on the

Experience some the beauty from the Easter Vigil. Check out the entire gallery (155 photos) in our

“HE LORD IS RISEN!” “HE IS RISEN INDEED!” This is the traditional joyful greeting Christians share with each other on this Easter Day,

Consider becoming a part of the St. Isidore Parish Council. Here you have a voice to share feedback and help shape the direction of our Church so

Our first Vicariate Lenten Communal Penance Service is here at St. Isidore this Monday night, April 8, at 7:00 PM.  Celebrating the Sacrament of

Lent begins this Wednesday! It is a time for us to go ever deeper into our spiritual life and experience spiritual renewal as we prepare to renew our

Lent begins late this year. Ash Wednesday is March 6. But it is not too early to begin planning how you will keep the penitential season. As in the

Lent begins late this year: Ash Wednesday is March 6. But it is not too early to begin planning how you will keep the penitential season. As in the

It is a long tradition in the Church of having special “intentions” for a Mass.  The special intention is usually a deceased loved one, or

Per the Archdiocese of Detroit: IRA Rollover  Over 70-and-a half? What you need to know about the IRA charitable gift rollover.  Congress has

Having celebrated an Advent season of joyful preparation, and the wonder-filled Christmas Season with its many bright feasts, we have now entered

Today’s Solemnity of the Epiphany is, liturgically,  the brightest feast of the entire Christmas Season.  Today we rejoice in our belief that

Mr. Matt Hunt, who has served as our Coordinator of Youth Ministry at St. Isidore for the past year, recently left  our Pastoral staff to serve as

A few decades ago, as the commercialism of Christmas continued to grow, the phrase “put Christ back in Christmas” became popular. Back then I