Archdiocese of Detroit

In spring 2026, Catholics throughout the Archdiocese of Detroit are invited to participate in parish listening sessions on proposed restructuring plans.

Continue the journey of #HolyWeek: Good Friday (4/3) 1 p.m. Easter Vigil (4/4) 9 p.m. Easter Sunday (4/5) 11 a.m. Walk with Christ from the Cross to the joy of the Resurrection.

Join the Archdiocese of Detroit for #HolyWeek at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament 🌿✝️ Palm Sunday (3/29) 11 a.m. Chrism Mass (4/2) 10 a.m. Holy Thursday (4/2) 7 p.m.

At Listening Sessions, facilitators will share proposed models and ask what works, what doesn’t, and what’s missing. Your feedback helps guide the Archdiocese of Detroit restructuring process. Models are a starting point, not final decisions. RSVP: restructuring.aod.org

Permanent Deacons are ordained to proclaim the Gospel, baptize, witness marriages, lead prayer and funeral rites, and champion the needs of the poor and vulnerable. To serve your parish and community in a deeper way, explore the permanent diaconate at: info.aod.org/permanent-diac….

As we enter the fifth week of Lent, we celebrate the power of the Resurrection. May the promise of new life in Christ fill us with hope, renew what is broken, and empower us to be living signs of His light and mercy in the world.

If you’re unable to attend your parish’s Listening Session, you can still share your feedback. After sessions in your planning area conclude, an online survey will be available for everyone to review the proposed models and respond. Learn more: restructuring.aod.org

On this anniversary, the Archdiocese of Detroit gives thanks to God for the first year of Archbishop Weisenburger as our chief shepherd! 🙌✝️ Please join us in praying for him as he continues to lead with faith and courage.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️🙌 The faithful gathered at Most Holy Trinity Parish for a special Mass celebrated by @DetArchbishop, honoring the rich Irish Catholic heritage of Detroit and the witness of Saint Patrick.

Pray. Prepare. Participate. Your voice matters.

Registration for Parish Listening Sessions is now open at restructuring.aod.org This spring, parishes across the Archdiocese of Detroit will gather for prayer, reflection, and feedback on proposed pastorate models as part of Archdiocesan Restructuring.

Christ illuminates the path to healing. As we open our hearts to His guidance this Lent, may we courageously acknowledge our blind spots and shine His light for others, even when faced with challenge or opposition.

Following Mass, attendees gathered for fellowship and a presentation by Dr. Michael Redinger on responding to today’s mental health crisis through a Catholic lens. 🌹🙏

On March 15, @DetArchbishop celebrated the annual Rose Mass at @shmsdetroit, honoring healthcare professionals who serve our communities with compassion and dedication.

Happy #313Day! 💙🙌 We thank God for the city of Detroit, the families, neighborhoods, parishes, and ministries that make the 313 a place of faith, service, and community. We’re grateful to walk with the people of Detroit as we share Christ’s love throughout our city.

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Read the new pastoral message outlining steps toward safeguarding, accountability, and healing in the Archdiocese of Detroit. aod.org/rebuildingtrust

“With humility, I offer this pastoral message to express my heartfelt sorrow for the evil of abuse and the profound suffering it has caused.” — Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger

Additional feedback may also be shared through a follow-up survey and at restructuring.aod.org.   Dates & RSVP info available the weekend of March 14/15.

How many Parish Listening Sessions should I attend?   Parishioners are encouraged to attend one session at their home parish. Two options will be offered for convenience, each covering the same information.