St. John The Baptist Catholic Church at Jefferson and Mapleridge, Carrollton , MI 48724 US - Links"
Ave Maria Radio
The same radio station that you can listen to locally on 1440 AM. 24 hour Catholic programming. You will also find Ave Maria Radio Archived Shows, 
Bishop Cistone Blog & FaceBook!
Yes, our Bishop has a Blog and a Facebook Page! Just click on this link to go to his Blog. Once there you will also find the link to his Facebook page.(You may enjoy watching video of Bishop Cistone playing his guitar and singing "Saginaw, Michigan"!) 
Catholic Weekly
News and information from the Diocese of Saginaw. There are also links to other Michigan Catholic papers and websites. Daily Readings Available on the NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF BISHOPS website. Daily readings are also available in audio format. Learn more about our United States Bishops and thier teachings. Please click on this link to visit the USCCB website for the readings. 
Diocese of Saginaw
Roman Catholic Diocese of Saginaw Saginaw, Michigan, USA 
Emmaus House
Emmaus House is a home for women, especially women coming from jail, prison, or rehab. Our purpose is to provide the women with a family-like, Christian atmosphere while they are creating new lives for themselves. We see a women's stay at Emmaus as temporary, lasting until they are able to be on their own. 
Life Teen
An online community for Catholic Teenagers 1.Learn About Your Faith. It’s okay to have questions about your faith, as long as you’re looking for the answers. Explore your faith through articles, videos, and podcasts. 2.Relationship with God. Are you ready to go deeper? Grow in holiness through prayer and the sacraments. 3.Live Your Catholic Life. It’s hard to make the right decisions as a young Catholic in the world today. Find out how to live out your Catholic life at school, online, and with your family. 4.Life Teen Community. Photos and stories of young people living their Catholic faith. 5.Store. Get cool Catholic stuff: clothing, books, and gifts 
Sisters of St.Clare
We are contemplative sisters, Poor Clare Nuns, also known as Sisters of St. Clare. Our foundress is St. Clare of Assisi, a contemporary of St. Francis of Assisi. We began our contemplative community in the Diocese of Saginaw, Michigan, in October 1991 at the invitation of Bishop Kenneth Untener. In the spirit of St. Clare, we focus on God, the people and intentions of this diocese. We have found a home here. 
Vatican City on the Web!
Visit Vatican City - the Holy See. News Services, Picture Museum, Archives, The Roman Curia, The Holy Father and more! Of special interest is a Virtual Tour of the Sistine Chapel. |
