At their core, the Beatitudes are about turning the beliefs of the world upside-down. In Sunday's Gospel reading, Jesus teaches a similar lesson to Martha and Mary as each woman seeks, in her own way, to show him hospitality.

Recalling Pope Francis' nightly calls to Father Gabriele Romanelli, pastor of Holy Family Church in Gaza, I feel an ever-greater need to repeat our late Holy Father’s calls for an end to the bloodshed—calls now echoed by Pope Leo.

With gratitude and hope, we formalized a historic partnership yesterday between @DetroitSteAnne and the Pulte Family Charitable Foundation. May this endeavor bear lasting fruit for the Church, the city of Detroit, and all who seek the presence of God in this sacred place.

Today I joined hundreds walking to the ICE field office in Detroit, motivated by a truth that flows from the Gospel: Everyone has inherent dignity. We recognize this dignity above all else and seek to bring our nation back to its roots of charity, accompaniment, and welcome.

We often hear the parable of the Good Samaritan and imagine ourselves as the one who gives or withholds mercy. This week, I invite you to consider the parable from a new vantage point: as the one in the ditch who receives the mercy of God from an unlikely source.

This morning, with deep gratitude and joy, I received the sacred pallium from the Holy Father during Mass at St. Peter’s Basilica on the Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul. When I received the pallium, I said, “I’m Archbishop Weisenburger from Detroit. You were ordained a deacon

It is with joyful anticipation that I leave today for Rome, where I will receive my pallium from Pope Leo XIV. As I receive this sign of unity with the Holy Father, know that I will be holding you all in prayer.

I was so happy to bless @CCSEMichigan's new Center for the Works of Mercy, where people can access medical, dental, food, clothing, and other critical needs. It is a true hub of Catholic service and manifestation of Christ's love. May God bless all who serve and are served here.

As we walk with Christ in today's processions, we recognize that Corpus Christi is not just a celebration, but a proclamation: “I am the living bread…whoever eats this bread will live forever.” (Jn 6:51) May Christ in the Eucharist strengthen your faith and grant you peace.

Thank you to all who attended the Archbishop’s Gala in support of Sacred Heart Major Seminary. Your generous support enables our seminary to form future priests and lay ministers to proclaim, teach, and defend the faith as shepherds of souls in our community.

Today’s blessing and grand opening of the Cathedral Arts Apartments marks a step forward in our local Church's mission to go out from the pews in service of everyone in our community. May this space always serve as a source of hope and renewal for all who call it home.

At today’s Jubilee Mass, we honored 40 priests celebrating a combined 2,028 years of ministry. Among them, Archbishop Emeritus Vigneron marks 50 years of faithful service. Thank you, brothers, and may the Lord who called you continue to bless your ministry.

It was an honor to preside at the funeral Mass for Archbishop Michael Byrnes, a native son of the @archofdet and beloved friend of many from southeast Michigan to Guam. May the Lord grant him a peaceful rest and eternal reward.

On this Solemnity of Pentecost, I had the great joy of celebrating the Sacrament of Confirmation. The same Holy Spirit who descended upon the Apostles at the first Pentecost comes again at Confirmation, strengthening us in our faith and renewing the Church in every generation.

Congratulations to Fr. Benjamin Schroder and Fr. Pat Bruen, the newest priests of the @archofdet. Our hearts rejoice as your priestly ministry begins. May the Holy Spirit sustain and guide you as you go forth in faithful service to God and his people in southeast Michigan.

Today, the Knights of Columbus Michigan State Council begins its annual convention. I am grateful to join in prayer and fellowship for the first time as Archbishop of Detroit. Please keep us in your prayers as we continue the work of promoting charity and proclaiming the Gospel.

Congratulations to the graduates of De La Salle, who were honored at Saturday’s Baccalaureate Mass. As graduation season unfolds, I may not be at every ceremony, but my prayers are with all our Catholic high school graduates across the @archofdet. May God bless you and guide your

I am grateful to Fr. Craig and Fr. Drew for inviting me to share my vocation story. I felt drawn to the sacred from a very young age, and that priestly call has remained with me throughout my life. If I had a thousand lives to live, I’d want to live every one of them as a priest.

The world is rejoicing in the election of Pope Leo XIV, and I am fully with them. However, before we allow our beloved Pope Francis to recede into memory, I would offer one final reflection on him as it pertains to a critical matter quite dear to his.