Michigan Catholic Conference

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Michigan Catholic Conference promotes a social order that respects human life and dignity and serves the common good through public policy advocacy.

07/17/2026

"Beginning with the call to reject 'taxation without representation' and continuing through efforts to ensure all citizens can participate, the right to vote is among our most cherished American privileges...

"...for Catholics who are American citizens, the right to vote is also a moral obligation, as the Church recognizes that voting has implications for advancing the common good."

The latest MCC column reflecting on America's 250th, voting, and faithful citizenship. Read: https://www.detroitcatholic.com/voices/celebrate-our-nations-250th-through-the-american-tradition-of-voting

07/14/2026

For years, the state would use benefits that belong to foster children - which could include certain federal benefits - to help pay for their care.

Under MCC-supported legislation headed to the Governor, that practice would stop.

Instead, the money would be kept for them to use to get on solid economic footing once they exit the foster system.

The legislation received broad support in both chambers, passing the House 107-1 and the Senate 36-0.

07/07/2026

MCC advocacy would help cut red tape for Catholic and nonpublic schools - here's how:

Currently, schools in Michigan that operate preschool programs must be licensed both as a school and a childcare center under state law. Pending legislation in the state House would eliminate the requirement for those schools to also be licensed as a childcare center.

The original version of the legislation covered public schools only, but MCC successfully advocated for including nonpublic schools in the bill.

Among MCC’s advocacy principles is a commitment to protect nonpublic schools from excessive regulation.

The bill is before the full House now.

07/02/2026

Parishes and other Catholic organizations: Are you receiving election-related inquiries?

This guide published by MCC is intended to help you navigate these questions and determine what election-related activities are appropriate for parishes and other Catholic organizations.

Check your mail for a print copy we've sent you, or click or tap here: https://cthl.cc/tyvj8

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510 S Capitol Avenue
Lansing, MI
48933

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Thursday 8:15am - 5pm
Friday 8:15am - 5pm