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Parish Health Ministry

From blood drives and teaching about advanced directives to blood pressure screenings and cancer support groups, parish health care ministries inform the faithful on issues in health consistent with Catholic values. Often organized and led by parish nurses, these ministries also make referrals to community agencies and provide pastoral visitation to homebound and hospitalized parishioners.

EXPERIENCES

I heartily recommend the (Adult Day Health) services to anyone seeking options in the care of a loved one.

- Client Family Member of Adult Day Services

The (Adult Day Health Services) program provides my mother with the opportunity to socialize and participate in activities which add enrichment to her life.

- Client Family Member of Adult Day Services

When I first visited, I was impressed by the cleanliness of the building and the calming atmosphere present. That has not changed in three years. I am confident that my mother is in good hands when I need someone to take over Mom's care for a few hours.

- Client Family Member of Adult Day Services

My mother was a client of the Adult Day Health Services program for three years. During that time, the staff treated my mother with the utmost respect, compassion and care.

- Client’s Daughter of Adult Day Services

I really appreciate the help and hard work [my worker has] done for my family, she was a great help, Thank you!

- Client of Family Support Services

I am a return client. … she has been a great counselor, confidante, advice giver! She has helped in so many ways. I am grateful for the progress she has helped facilitate ♥!!!

- Client of Family Support Services

…This entire experience has been incredibly positive as a result of her expertise. I have looked forward to my weekly sessions with her. Thank you!

- Client of Family Support Services


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Numbers often play a significant role throughout passages in the Bible. Each week we'll select a number from a passage or verse or story and reflect on why this number is significant. This week's number... 1We picked it from last Sunday's 2nd reading (Ephesians 4:1-6)#FaithInNumbers #biblereflection #Ephesians #catholiccharities #onebody #OneSpirit #OneGod ... See MoreSee Less

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This is so cool Archdiocese of Detroit! The first finished building in the Detroit city limits... The Church of St. Anne's. More on this too come later... 👀 #detroitbirthday #DetroitHistory #detroitersOn July 24th, 1701, a fleet of Frenchmen canoed from Fort Michilimackinac to the humble strait between Lakes Erie and St. Clair. Led by Antoine de Lamothe Cadillac, they established Fort Pontchatrain du Détroit, named for its patron and its location. Stretching from present-day Jefferson to Larned, Griswold to Shelby, Detroit was born. Cadillac and his men constructed warehouses and stockades, but the first completed building was Ste. Anne's, the basilica we still revere today and which continues to be the second-oldest operating parish in the country.We thank God today for 320 years of the 313, and we wish Detroit a very happy birthday! ... See MoreSee Less

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Main Office:

15945 Canal Road
Clinton Township, MI 48038


855.88.CCSEM (22736)

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Serving the Counties:

  • Lapeer
  • Monroe
  • St. Clair
  • Macomb
  • Oakland
  • Wayne

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