On October 3, 2020, it was a beautiful crisp autumn morning, and time to do the Autumn Clinton River Adopt-A-Stream health check. Adopt-A-Stream
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In October, 2020 St. Isidore celebrated four Confirmation Masses completing the Sacraments of Initiation for 111 Candidates. Two of those
Saturday, October 3rd, turned out to be a beautiful fall day. The weather was crisp but not cold, the sun was bright and the trees starting to change
Even in the midst of the pandemic, good things continue to happen at St. Isidore. Our parish staff has been working throughout the “close
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
from the Archdiocese of Detroit:The Communications Department shares the following message from Father Stephen Pullis, Director of the Department of
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
8/18/20 UPDATE: Thank you so much for your amazing support. We begin hosting MCREST guests on Sunday, August 23, 2020 which means our bottle drive
Do you like baseball or softball? Do you miss seeing live sports? Do you love our community? If so, consider joining us at Immanuel
St. Isidore parish is named after St. Isidore the farmer. Being a parish named after someone whose livelihood centered on proper preparation,
Hi everyone! I pray you are well. Thank you for your prayers and various ways of being supportive. A year ago May 1st I was new here at St. Isidore
If you’re feeling the stress of the Coronavirus, raise your recently-sanitized hand! Events are cancelled. Schools are closing. Even churches are
The peace of Jesus Christ be with all of you. Your St. Isidore staff and parish community are doing all that we can to serve you during these trying
I have received much positive feedback from those who have subscribed to our Lenten Video Project. To be honest, I was delighted when the project was
The Season of Lent began in the Church as the time of proximate preparation of those who were to be baptized at the Easter Vigil. Adult Baptisms take
What is Lent? Lent begins on Ash Wednesday and includes 40 days leading up to the celebration of the Easter Triduum (Holy Thursday, Good Friday and
We begin to count the forty days of Lent today, the First Sunday of Lent. We begin today because today is the first time the entire community has