February 19, 2026
An early Valentine: On February 13, Michigan Area members prepare, serve lunch at St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen
The Michigan Area teams work under the direction of St. Leo’s kitchen manager, chef Dominic French.
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Read MoreFebruary 19, 2026
Michigan Area participates in Archdiocese of Detroit’s Anointing Mass – and welcomes Archbishop Weisenburger to Order of Malta on Order’s 913th anniversary
After Communion, Marcia McBrien led Michigan Area members, and others at Mass, in the Daily Prayer of the Order.
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Read MoreFebruary 13, 2026
”Into the Fire” ministry braves dangerous cold to serve homeless in Detroit
“Into the Fire” operates every first Saturday and on other days when volunteers and supplies are available.
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Read MoreFebruary 12, 2026
All in the Family: Daughter of Michigan Area members baptized at Area’s First Saturday; Michigan Dame, Knight are godparents
A breakfast was provided by the Shriner family – and included a large cake for Emma’s baptism!
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Read MoreFebruary 6, 2026
Michigan Knight witnesses to prolife cause, boosts Order of Malta – in Montana
Rob wants to raise the Order’s profile in his adopted state – not an easy task.
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Read MoreFebruary 6, 2026
Michigan Area has strong presence at D.C. January Pilgrimage for Life – including Michigan Dame from original “Frozen Chosen”
Among them: Peggy Stanton, DM, one of the “Frozen Chosen.”
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Read MoreFebruary 5, 2026
Feeding the hungry: Michigan Area members prepare, serve lunch at St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen on January 30
The team also prepared sandwiches for the soup kitchen's guests to take with them.
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Read MoreFebruary 5, 2026
Westward Expansion: Michigan Area extends membership, activities to Grand Rapids area
His Excellency David John Walkowiak, Bishop of the Diocese of Grand Rapids, approved for the Order to expand its presence in the diocese.
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Read MoreJanuary 13, 2026
Michigan Area members prepare, serve lunch at St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen on January 9
St. Leo’s Soup Kitchen serves about 30,000 lunches annually to the hungry, isolated, and lonely in the community.
