Bishop Earl Boyea has launched a celebratory “Jubilee Year” initiative, inviting all Catholics—both lay and ordained—throughout the Diocese of Lansing to unite through Eucharistic devotion. The campaign anchored in collective prayer, intercession, and evangelization, underlining the Eucharist as “the source and summit” of Catholic faith, as emphasized by Craig Pohl, Director of the Diocese’s Office of New Evangelization.

This effort began on the Feast of Pentecost, June 8, and continued through Corpus Christi, June 21, featuring a 40‑hour intercessory campaign across every parish deanery. Itculminates Saturday with a diocesan Mass at 10 a.m. at Jackson Field (home of the Lansing Lugnuts), followed by a Eucharistic Procession through the streets of Lansing to the State Capitol steps.

Pilgrims participating in the procession had the opportunity to receive a plenary indulgence as part of the Jubilee Year festivities. Bishop Boyea emphasized this special time of grace and unity, inviting everyone to witness Christ’s presence in a public celebration of faith.

The Diocese anticipates a powerful display of communal devotion and hopes this initiative inspires deeper Eucharistic engagement and evangelization efforts across local communities.

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From the opening tip, the Spartans controlled the pace, using relentless defensive pressure and efficient shooting to establish an early lead.

Their fast-break execution and perimeter accuracy kept Wisconsin on its heels throughout the game. MSU showcased its depth and balance, with multiple players contributing on both ends of the floor. Crisp ball movement and capitalizing on scoring opportunities overwhelmed Wisconsin’s defense.

The Badgers struggled to match MSU’s tempo, particularly in transition, where the Spartans turned key plays into points.Defensively, Michigan State forced turnovers and limited Wisconsin’s second-chance opportunities, dominating the boards. Their defensive intensity remained high in the second half, shutting down any hopes of a Wisconsin comeback. With this commanding win, Michigan State strengthens its position in the Big Ten standings.

Their sharp offensive execution, strong rebounding, and disciplined defense highlight their ability to compete at a high level. Looking ahead, MSU will aim to carry this momentum into its next matchup, while Wisconsin regroups to make key adjustments for the road ahead. Final Score: Michigan State 91, Wisconsin 71

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FOWLERVILLE, Mich. – The Fowlerville Gladiators rolled out the mats this weekend as they hosted the All-Girls District 6 Wrestling Tournament, showcasing some of the top female wrestlers in the region.

Competitors from across the district battled for titles and a chance to advance to the next level, with intense matches highlighting the growing strength of girls’ wrestling.

The tournament not only provided a platform for elite competition but also celebrated the rising prominence of female athletes in the sport. Coaches and spectators praised the wrestlers’ dedication and skill, making the event a major success for the local wrestling community. Here is a look of some of the action from the District Championship.

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Chippewas’ late heroics fall short as CMU men’s basketball drops 76-70 to visiting Miami (OH).

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The East Lansing Trojans overcame a tough challenge from the visiting Okemos Wolves, securing a hard-fought 78-67 victory in double overtime.Withstanding Okemos’ relentless three-point shooting, the Trojans showcased resilience and determination to improve their season record to 12-1.

Junior guard KJ Torbert led the way for the Trojans, scoring his 1,000th career point in the win.

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EAST LANSING, Mich. – No. 20/21 Michigan State women’s basketball used balanced scoring and solid defense to defeat RV/RV Washington, 80-68, on Alumni Day Sunday afternoon at the Breslin Center.

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On Tuesday, the East Lansing boys opened their season with a dominant 60-39 victory over DeWitt, advancing their record to 8-1.

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The Capital Area Housing Partnership is renovating the old Walter French School at the intersection of South Cedar Street and Mount Hope Avenue into 76 rental units, a child care center, and a new headquarters for the housing partnership.

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