I've been to three masses on consecutive weekends. I have yet to be welcomed or even acknowledged by anyone. Members seem to be very insular. It might be cause I wearing sweat pants (as I am 4 months out from a major back surgery) and walk like a cripple with my cane.

My eldest was baptized here the parish is warm and inviting. Traditional mass check their website for mass times may change with seasons. Try the Ox Roast for a good time it happens in August.

We moved to Lansing only a year ago and became part of this parish. The mass schedule has many options and various masses have different styles of music. There is something that appeals to everyone. The staff is friendly and approachable. The pastor gives excellent homilies that can change your life.

If you're Roman Catholic, you've probably been here before. If you haven't been in a while, I recommend trying again. Father Steve has really had a great impact on the perish. He's made a lot of good changes to get things on solid ground. I know a lot of people who lived near would go to other perishes, but really, try it out and see the difference.

Church of the Resurrection is an institution in Lansing with a school and other facilities it takes up almost half a block. The exterior is classic in design. A historical marker outside gives the history of the church as well as the history of the church's first priest.