Events

Retracing the Journey of Fr. Henri Nouvel, SJ on the Tittabawassee 

Commemorating the 350th anniversary of Fr. Henri Nouvel offering the first Masses in the Interior of Lower Michigan at Ojibway Island, Saginaw, and the Forks of the Tittabawassee and Chippewa Rivers, Midland, in 1675.

Mass with Bishop Gruss Sunday September 14th 10:30 am

Mass at the Circle Pavilion near the Tridge 
Bring a Lawn Chair for Mass 

Parish & School Picnic afterward at St. Brigid 

Celebrate Marriage will honor wedding anniversaries of married husbands & wives celebrating years married in increments of 5 (5, 10, 15....25, 50....) We will begin with 2:00pm Mass at St. Thomas Aquinas, Saginaw, then go to the Center for Ministry for a light reception (no dinner). Married couples can invite 1 or 2 young adult or adult children particularly those who are away from the church. Let us welcome them back into the Body of Christ. Space is limited. You do not need to invite guests.

Safe Environment training is required for all diocesan, parish, and school employees and volunteers in contact with minors. All are welcome.

Please arrive 10 minutes early to sign in to assure the on-time beginning of the presentation.

This tour will be focused on Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts. The Bible Museum is Fr. Jose Cabrera’s private collection of Biblical Manuscripts and artifacts. It gathers 4000 years of Biblical history in one room.
Fall in love with God's Word!

Location: Rectory of All Saints Parish (St. James site). 710 Columbus Ave. Bay City, MI 48708.
The rectory door is by the three-door garage of the main parking lot. Follow the white fence and the rectory door is by the fish flags.

No registration needed, just show up. Bring friends.

All are welcome! 

All Holy Hours are from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Bishop Robert Gruss is encouraging the faithful to join him in a Holy Hour for vocations. He’ll be in two parishes across the diocese each month.

Bishop Gruss will be bringing with him a relic of St. John Vianney, the patron saint of parish priests, for veneration (learn more about what veneration means here: https://saginaw.org/veneration).  

Safe Environment training is required for all diocesan, parish, and school employees and volunteers in contact with minors. All are welcome.

Please arrive 10 minutes early to sign in to assure the on-time beginning of the presentation.

The theme for this year's Lay Ecclesial Ministry Conway Retreat is, "Surrender, The Daily Offering of Self." The cost is $180 for a single registration or $310 for a married couple, and includes overnight accommodations, five meals, and a social. Check-in begins at 5:45 p.m. on Friday, with the social beginning at 7:00 p.m., and will conclude after lunch on Sunday. The deadline to register is September 12.