Focus / Posted June 24, 2026
Catholics have a particular call to engage in elections as faithful citizens by forming their consciences and voting with faith. This edition of Focus will unpack what that looks like and encourage Catholics to embrace the call to faithful citizenship in this year’s election in Michigan.
The Word from Lansing / Posted October 9, 2026
The Church during Respect Life Month calls attention to protecting human life, particularly those who are most vulnerable, which in this day and age includes the many preborn children whose lives are ended through the growing use of abortion pills.
Lansing Update / Posted September 25, 2026
MCC is bringing its election-year faithful citizenship talk to more people by offering a webinar next month. MCC also has informational resources regarding Proposals 1 and 2. See these resources and the latest legislative news in this week’s Lansing Update.
The Word from Lansing / Posted September 16, 2026
Proposal 1 asks voters if they wish to convene a constitutional convention to rewrite the state’s governing document. Bishops in Michigan are urging a no vote by keeping Michigan residents in charge of the state’s constitution so as to promote the common good of this state.
Lansing Update / Posted September 11, 2026
As the November election draws closer, MCC has published a one-stop shop site for Catholics to prepare to vote. Plus, find out if an MCC faithful citizenship presentation is coming to a parish near you.
Designed to care for the physical, mental, and financial wellbeing of our participants, Michigan Catholic Conference provides a full spectrum of employee benefits and wellbeing programs to Catholic entities throughout Michigan. Generally, entities may choose which plans and programs they wish to offer. Providing administrative support for the MCC benefit plans and programs, the Benefits Team serves both the entity and its employees with personal service by phone, email, chat, and in-person.
Comprehensive health plan offerings including medical, dental and vision plans.
HOPE is a fully integrated Catholic wellness program inclusive of a confidential Employee Assistance Programming (EAP) and Life Services designed to help you achieve your best health and wellbeing as a whole person: Spirit, Mind and Body.
Health Savings and Flexible Spending Accounts offered by MCC provide an easy way to save on health care and dependent care expenses.
Affordable term life insurance plans from MCC provide families financial security in the event of and employees death.
MCC’s Disability Plans provide financial protection while unable to work due to nonwork-related injury, illness, or pregnancy.
MCC provides a path to retirement financial wellbeing through the MCC Lay Employees Retirement Plan and the MCC 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan.
For the best response time and most effective claim handling, visit our “Claims” page and use the appropriate coverage-specific link. If you prefer to submit a claim by phone, call the MCC-designated Gallagher Bassett hotline at (833) MCC-LOSS (833-622-5677).
Applications for special events are now only submitted online. Compared to the triplicate forms, this process is more efficient and eliminates the need for reviewing, processing, and mailing back the completed forms.
The Loss Mitigation Grant Program provides financial assistance for the repair, replacement, or remediation of physical hazards that pose a risk of personal injury and property damage.
Fill out the form associated with your respective (arch)diocese and remember to keep one copy in the vehicle at all times and a copy in the office for tab renewal with the State.
Whether you need a COI for an event, equipment lease or rental, or use of third party space, please fill out the request form in its entirety and we will provide you with the certificate or contact you with questions.
Constructing a new building? Bequeathed a house? Renovating an existing building? In order to have adequate property insurance on any new or renewed structure, please provide us with as much detail as possible on the subsequent form.
For any piece of art not easily replaceable through a church supply company or similar, we need to have a record of it so it’s properly insured.
