St. Mark the Evangelist Catholic Church
7296 Gale Road
P.O. BOX 131
Goodrich, Michigan
48438-0131
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Welcome! Thanks for visiting us...
Welcome! Thanks for visiting the St. Mark Goodrich website. St. Mark the Evangelist is truly a parish family; a community of faith seeking and celebrating God together.
St.Mark's is a Roman Catholic Church Community in Goodrich and the surrounding area. The beautiful spirit and caring love for one another that is encountered as soon as one steps in the door is indeed a tribute to all of the members of St. Mark.
Many people have commented that when time is taken to count the many blessings with which God has showered them, St. Mark's Parish Family is near the top of the list... their love, support and enthusiasm always come to mind and heart!
You can find us in the Southeast corner of Genesee County, in the Diocese of Lansing, Michigan (see map!). Goodrich is a small community, rural/suburban. Come visit us...we wait to welcome you with open hearts, open minds, and open doors!
Meet Sister Joan
Sister Joan May, the thirteenth of thirteen children in the May family, was born and raised on a farm in Portland, Michigan. She attended St. Patrick School, which was staffed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Nazareth, Michigan. Having experienced God’s call to Religious Life, and inspired by her wonderful Sister-teachers, young Joan entered the Sisters of St. Joseph three months after graduating from St. Pat’s.
Our Church History
The year was 1978. Jimmy Carter was president of the United States, gasoline cost sixty-three cents a gallon, and Mickey Mouse turned fifty. Catholics in Goodrich attended parishes in surrounding communities, having no church of their own...until a group of families approached Bishop Kenneth ...
Joy and Spirituality: 4 things to be joyful about in the new millennium
Remember Jan. 1, 2000? Where were you? Praying, partying or worrying about Y2K? The coming of the third millennium was, and is, a great event. There were two things that clouded the beautiful celebration of the millennium and the beginning of the Jubliee Year. The first distraction was the ...
Catholicism - What does Catholicism have to offer?
The Catholic family of faith offers belief in, and the experience of, the God of Abraham as personal; it finds God’s presence in all that is inter-personal, believing each incarnate soul is of God ...
From the Bishop
One of the joys and challenges of our time is to use technology and innovation to spread the message of Jesus. With that in mind, the diocesan Web site www.dioceseoflansing.org began two years ago. We have recently completed an upgrading of that site. One of the benefits of that upgrade is ...
Welcome! Thanks for visiting the St. Mark Goodrich website. St. Mark the Evangelist is truly a parish family; a community of faith seeking and celebrating God together.
St.Mark's is a Roman Catholic Church Community in Goodrich and the surrounding area. The beautiful spirit and caring love for one another that is encountered as soon as one steps in the door is indeed a tribute to all of the members of St. Mark.
Many people have commented that when time is taken to count the many blessings with which God has showered them, St. Mark's Parish Family is near the top of the list... their love, support and enthusiasm always come to mind and heart!
You can find us in the Southeast corner of Genesee County, in the Diocese of Lansing, Michigan (see map!). Goodrich is a small community, rural/suburban. Come visit us...we wait to welcome you with open hearts, open minds, and open doors!
Meet Sister Joan
Sister Joan May, the thirteenth of thirteen children in the May family, was born and raised on a farm in Portland, Michigan. She attended St. Patrick School, which was staffed by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Nazareth, Michigan. Having experienced God’s call to Religious Life, and inspired by her wonderful Sister-teachers, young Joan entered the Sisters of St. Joseph three months after graduating from St. Pat’s.
Our Church History
The year was 1978. Jimmy Carter was president of the United States, gasoline cost sixty-three cents a gallon, and Mickey Mouse turned fifty. Catholics in Goodrich attended parishes in surrounding communities, having no church of their own...until a group of families approached Bishop Kenneth ...
Joy and Spirituality: 4 things to be joyful about in the new millennium
Remember Jan. 1, 2000? Where were you? Praying, partying or worrying about Y2K? The coming of the third millennium was, and is, a great event. There were two things that clouded the beautiful celebration of the millennium and the beginning of the Jubliee Year. The first distraction was the ...
Catholicism - What does Catholicism have to offer?
The Catholic family of faith offers belief in, and the experience of, the God of Abraham as personal; it finds God’s presence in all that is inter-personal, believing each incarnate soul is of God ...
From the Bishop
One of the joys and challenges of our time is to use technology and innovation to spread the message of Jesus. With that in mind, the diocesan Web site www.dioceseoflansing.org began two years ago. We have recently completed an upgrading of that site. One of the benefits of that upgrade is ...
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