Eight members of the lay faithful were bestowed with papal honors in recognition for their dedication to building up the kingdom of God in southeast Michigan. During a solemn vespers service in Sacred Heart Major Seminary’s chapel, Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger and Archbishop-emeritus Allen H. Vigneron bestowed the Order of St. Sylvester and the Order of St. Gregory the Great, pontifical equestrian orders, in recognition of their contributions to the Church.

Despite these challenges, CCSEM remains open, active, and ready to serve! “Behind every lost grant is a real human story—a child without family, a refugee starting over, a person in recovery fighting for their life. We cannot—and will not—turn our backs.” Read more...

In a recent Detroit News letter to the editor, Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan CEO Paul Propson responds...

The Residences at St. Matthew, Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan’s first affordable and permanent supportive housing community, is nearing completion in Detroit! With leasing now open, we are excited to welcome residents into a community built on dignity, hope, and opportunity.

Archbishop-elect Weisenburger, currently serving as Bishop of the Diocese of Tucson, will bring his deep commitment to the Gospel and unwavering dedication to charitable service as the incoming President of CCSEM’s Board of Trustees. Photo courtesy of the Diocese of Tucson

8th Grade Students from the Holy Family Regional School in Rochester Hills put faith into action at Catholic Charities of Southeast Michigan to close out Catholic Schools Week

Temporary Closure Announcement The All Saints Soup Kitchen and Food Pantry at 6945 Wagner St., Detroit, MI 48210, will temporarily close beginning October 11, 2024, for building construction.