News and updates from the Cause for Canonization, the Solanus Casey Center and the Father Solanus Guild.
Our blessed brother in the Lord did not do spectacular things like founding a religious order, or preaching to thousands, or dying a martyr; no, he answered the door and treated the people who came in with love and respect.
Its hard to believe that the Easter season is behind us and we are back into Ordinary Time. During this Easter season, we welcomed the Risen Christ with great joy in our hearts: Hallelujah, Christ is risen, he is truly risen!
“Bloom Where You’re Planted” was popularized in the 1970s. Recently, that maxim popped up in a conversation with a regular visitor at the Solanus Casey Center.
Lily was born with her right hip dislocated from the socket, and she was unable to walk. What happened when friends began praying for Blessed Solanus’ intercession?
A few weeks back a group of family members came to the Solanus Casey Center in Detroit. One of our friars, Br. Dan, greeted and welcomed them. They had a wonderful story to share.
Hear about Artur’s unexpected healing from a cerebral hemmhorage that came after Blessed Solanus Casey’s intercession.
Father Solanus’ trust and confidence in the Lord was admirable. His first words in his Novitiate diary were: “Ask, Seek, Knock.”
Join us at the Solanus Casey Center and St. Bonaventure Chapel for the novena and feast of Blessed Solanus Casey. Download and view the novena prayers, updated in 2021, here.
On the Rise Café, a program of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, will open at its new location inside the Solanus Casey Center on Thursday, June 9, 2022. The café will be open Tuesday through Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. serving baked goods, coffee, sandwiches and other items.
EWTN’s “Miracle Hunter” Michael O’Neill followed the story of Blessed Solanus Casey as part of the documentary series “They Might Be Saints.” The documentary on Blessed Solanus Casey aired on EWTN in December 2021 and is now viewable on our website!
