
WELCOME TO ST. ELIZABETH CATHOLIC CHURCH
Our mission is to connect
our brothers and sisters to Jesus Christ
and to each other. To grow in faith
and bring a ministry of hope, love and charity to those who have been alienated
socially, economically and spiritually.
All of our efforts to serve are united by a single theme, “I am my brother’s and sister’s keeper.”

Dear Family,
We would like you to consider joining us the first and third Saturday mornings of the month for a one hour prayer group. The time is 8:30a.m and the place is the Nativity parish house living room. We have found it is worth it and we still have time to do our Saturday tasks.! We usually read and discuss the gospel for the upcoming Sunday. It is a great group of people and it allows us to get to know each other on another level other than just saying "Hi" at Church on Sundays. Please consider joining us. There is no obligation to be there every time, if something comes up. We will just appreciate your presence. Thank you.
Respectfully,
Deacon John Wright and Mary Ellen White
NO SECOND TUNIC
A Plan for Mission-Ready Families of Parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit
Click the link to read Archbishop-Emeritus Allen Vigneron's Pastoral Note, No Second Tunic
https://www.unleashthegospel.org/pastoral-notes/no-second-tunic/


UPCOMING EVENTS
In an effort to help make Catholic School education possible for children in our area, the Archdiocese of Detroit is making Tuition Assistance/Scholarships available to all children in the Archdiocese. Tuition Assistance/Scholarships are open to all youth who want to attend a Catholic School to help relieve the cost of tuition.
In order to qualify for this financial assistance, it is necessary for parents to apply for a Tuition Assistance/Scholarship by filling out a FACTS Application. The Application is available on the Archdiocese of Detroit website, www.aod.org/tuition-assistance. The deadline for this application is February 27, 2026.
We hope many of our families will be able to take advantage of the financial assistance being offered. All questions should be directed to the Archdiocese of Detroit at (866) 315-9262.











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