On Monday, June 8, Archbishop Weisenburger and Fr. Timothy Birney, moderator of the curia, welcomed six new interns who will spend the summer serving alongside coworkers in the Archdiocese of Detroit's Chancery. Pictured with Fr. Birney (left) and Archbishop Weisenburger (right) are (left to right) Michael Sullivan (University of Notre Dame '28), Ryan Illkman (Notre Dame '28), Aidan Brunt (Fairfield University '28), Aubrey Collignon (Notre Dame '29), Cara Finn (Notre Dame '28), and Juliana Paddock (Notre Dame '28). The interns support the Chancery's work in a variety of areas, including real estate, finance, accounting, operations and technology. Welcome!

On Saturday, June 6, a warm early summer afternoon, Archbishop Weisenburger enjoyed great food, fun and even better company at the annual Cabrini Festival, hosted by St. Frances Cabrini Parish and School in Allen Park. Fr. John Herman, who serves the St. Frances Cabrini community, met the Archbishop and showed him around the grounds, introducing him to parishioners, volunteers and festival-goers.

On Thursday, June 4, Archbishop Weisenburger joined friends, supporters, seminarians, faculty and benefactors of Sacred Heart Major Seminary for the annual Archbishop’s Gala, an evening of faith and celebration of Sacred Heart’s mission of “forming shepherds for the Good News,” at Saint John’s Resort in Plymouth. The evening was complete with a musical performance by the seminarian choir, a raffle and reception, where the archbishop and Sacred Heart’s leaders expressed their gratitude for the community’s support of the seminary.

On Sunday, May 31, Archbishop Weisenburger celebrated confirmations at Our Lady of Grace (Vietnamese) Parish in Warren, where he joined confirmandi and their families afterward for a reception. The archbishop shared a few laughs and great conversation with parishioners and families who gathered at the parish for the special event.

Archbishop Weisenburger visits the audiologist to have an impression created for a hearing aid. The archbishop joked that he sent the photo to friends and family for a caption contest: "My younger sister suggested, 'I don't know what it is, but I imagine it shooting out the other side.' I get no respect," he laughed.