Young Adults
Come join us as we build a center of young adult spirituality and community at the heart of the rebirth of downtown Detroit.
Ministries
Get involved, feel connected! Join a ministry team or committee. Serve in the liturgy. Participate in a program to grow in your faith.
Celebrations
Share your family’s milestones and life events with your faith community.
Your Wedding
Celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage in the oldest church building in the City of Detroit.
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Mass Times
Sacrament of Reconciliation is available after mass, please speak with the presider prior to mass to make arrangements.
Sunday at 11:00 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Weekday Masses are celebrated Tuesday and Wednesday at 11:40 a.m.
Mass Intentions
SAVE THE DATE for these SPECIAL MASSES
Feast of the Assumption August 15 11:40 a.m.
3rd Annual Jazz Mass September 1 11:00 a.m.
170th Annual Red Mass September 24 12:00 p.m.
2nd Annual Sneaker Mass October 19 5:00 p.m.
No 11:00 a.m. Mass on October 20
1st Sunday of Advent December 1 11:00 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.
Christmas Eve Mass December 24 5:00 p.m.
Christmas Day Mass December 25 12:00 p.m.
If you were unable to be with us to celebrate 171 years in the City of Detroit,
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What We Saw at the Border
This coming week, on August 22, we will be hosting a presentation by a local couple, Bill and Billie Hickey, who have recently traveled to El Paso, Texas to minister at a migrant shelter. They will be sharing with us their experiences and bearing witness to a situation that is very difficult to comprehend from a distance.
3rd Annual Jazz Mass-Sunday September 1, 2019 11am
On Sunday, September 1, Saints Peter and Paul Jesuit Church will celebrate the 3rd Annual Jazz Mass in conjunction with the 40th Annual Detroit Jazz Festival. Featuring the Cliff Monear Trio and vocalist Ramona Collins, the service will be a Catholic mass, where all denominations are welcome to attend. Free secure parking for mass is available in the University of Detroit Mercy Law School Student parking lot just behind the church on Larned Street. So, enhance your jazz weekend experience with a spirited and spiritual celebration at Saints Peter and Paul Jesuit Church, located on East Jefferson Avenue at the corner of St. Antoine Street in downtown Detroit … just blocks from the Detroit Jazz Festival in Hart Plaza. All [...]
Look What’s Happening Here!!
It’s summer for sure, but the heat hasn’t slowed us down here at Ss Peter and Paul Jesuit Church! We are as busy as we have ever been. This month we hosted not one, but two, service events! We partnered with Christ Church Detroit to run a week-long reading camp for neighborhood children, and we not only put our skills to use at D-Town farms but learned a lot about urban farming and the issues behind food insecurity. We joined with the Jesuits of Detroit, other parishes, religious congregations, and church groups in celebrating the Feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola. We also joined with other parishes, religious congregations, and church groups in a community mass in support of separated [...]
Mass for Families in Detention – Tuesday, July 30 at 6pm
A Mass for Families in Detention Camps will be celebrated Tuesday, July 30 at 6 PM at Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 1050 Porter, Detroit MI 48226. Prayers for the detained families, Gratitude to God for God’s presence in the people, Prayers for courage that we will respond to Pope Francis’ exhortations about immigrants as our brothers and sisters. Children's Procession of Flowers and Prayers to Our Lady of Guadalupe for children who have died in camps or along the Exodus from their countries. Interfaith and civic groups represented, with prayers received. The offering will be sent to the Diocese of El Paso (Bishop Mark Seitz) and the Diocese of Brownsville (Bishop Daniel Flores, former Aux. Bishop of Detroit). Info: Strangers No [...]
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