Welcome to Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish 

We are a Catholic community of welcome and warmth sharing growth as we seek to develop as disciples of Jesus using the four pillars of Christian discipleship: Community, Message, Worship, and Service.

In Case You Missed It

Assumption combined choirs with Holy Family Parish of Saginaw to perform Vivaldi's Gloria at Assumption. In case you weren't able to attend, you can still see the video.

Take Mom to Brunch

May 12, following 9:30 Mass

The menu will include:

The meal is provided by Assumption Parish and supported by Knights of Columbus Fr. Henry P. DuRussel Council 2141.

Sign up in the Gathering Space or by contacting the parish office.

Retirement Fund for Religious

Elderly religious need your help

Nearly 25,000 senior sisters, brothers and religious order priests have dedicated their lives to serving others by praying for us, ministering to all, educating the young, caring for those who are sick and helping those in need—usually for little or no pay. Today, their religious communities do not have enough retirement savings. Your donation will make a real difference by providing essential care, medicine and other necessities. Please give generously.

Online Giving

Do you donate online? You can manage your giving and make additional donations by visiting the hub.

Not giving online yet? It's easy to do...sign up today!

Synod 2023

Led by the Holy Spirit

The Diocese of Saginaw has completed compilation of its report for the Synod, and it is now available for you to read

The Parish Summary Report is also available.

More Events

Be sure to check the Community Christian Service and Faith Formation pages for additional happenings at the parish and in the community.

Dozens of Catholic mobile apps and other helpful resources.

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April 13–14

April 1–14

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“You shall love the Lord your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.  And you shall love your neighbor as yourself."  (Matthew 22:37-39)       

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