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First Impressions: Pope Leo XIV
By: Fr. Rob Howe Pope Leo XIV waves to the crowd from the central balcony of St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican as he leads,… more
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Responds Generously to Support Migrant Workers
Midland, MI — The Social Justice Committee at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church extends heartfelt gratitude to the parish community for their generous response to the… more
Job Opening: Maintenance Coordinator
Full-Time Maintenance Coordinator Position Blessed Sacrament has an open full-time Maintenance Coordinator position for the church and parish. This role includes weekend and evening maintenance… more
A Night of Flavor and Fun: Chili Cook-off and Euchre Tournament Thrill Attendees!
On March 22, the High School Youth Ministry hosted its annual Chili Cook-off and resurrected the Euchre Tournament! We are grateful to everyone who attended… more
Vacation Bible School
June 9-12, 2025@ Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church Kids will experience the ultimate Alaskan adventure where northern lights glow over majestic mountains, racing rivers, and glistening… more
Blessed Sacrament Parish Awards $125,000 in Christian Service Funding Grants for 2025
MIDLAND, MI – [March 3, 2025] – Blessed Sacrament Parish is proud to announce the recipients of its 2025 Christian Service Funding (CSF) Grants, awarding… more
A Pastoral Note to Migrants from the Catholic Bishops in Michigan
February 2025 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, We, the Roman Catholic Bishops in Michigan, write to offer our continued pastoral and prayerful support for… more
Family Game Night: Fun, Fellowship, and Friendly Competition!
Our annual Family Game Night was a wonderful evening of community and fun, with over 100 parishioners of all ages braving the cold January weather… more
Knights of Columbus Awards
The Blessed Sacrament Knights of Columbus council recently held their Anniversary dinner at the parish social hall. Knights from our council, Assumption, and St. Brigid… more
Understanding Purgatory: A Journey of Purification
In Catholic tradition, purgatory is a profound and hopeful concept. It represents the merciful process by which souls are prepared for the fullness of union… more
Navigating Grief During the Holidays: Finding Hope in the Season
The holiday season is often described as a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. But for many, it can also be a time of deep… more
Building Bridges: Connection Through Conversation
On October 23rd, around 50 community members gathered for the Social Justice Committee’s event, Building Bridges: Let's Talk Even When We Don’t Agree. Attendees were… more
Love of God > Evil
When life gets hard, it’s natural to reflect on the challenges and struggles we face in our faith. Yet, it's crucial to remember the central… more
Blessed Sacrament Hosts Successful Parish Trivia Night
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church held its first-ever parish trivia night on Saturday, October 6, drawing over 80 attendees of all ages for an evening of… more
Prayers for the Protection of All Life
All life has inestimable value even the weakest and most vulnerable, the sick, the old, the unborn and the poor, are masterpieces of God’s creation,… more
Pet Blessing Recap: All Creatures of Our God & King, Lift Up Your Voices and Sing!
On Wednesday, October 2, we joyfully held our annual Pet Blessing, inspired by the love of St. Francis of Assisi for all creatures great and… more
Parish Family Fun Time at the Picnic & Golf Outing
Thank you to everyone who made our Blessed Sacrament Outdoor Mass and Parish Picnic a memorable event! With perfect weather and a fantastic turnout, the… more
The Holy Women of the Early Church and Their Enduring Impact
We often hear about the rich contributions of the early Apostles like Peter and Paul, or the Church Fathers like Ambrose or Augustine, but we… more