Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger takes a "selfie" alongside altar servers at St. Rita Parish in Holly, the northwesternmost parish of the Archdiocese of Detroit, before a confirmation Mass on Saturday, April 12.

Archbishop Weisenburger enjoys a delicious Friday Lenten meal with parishioners at Divine Child Parish in Dearborn on April 11, the fifth Friday of Lent.

Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger and Fr. Mario Amore, director of evangelization and missionary discipleship for the Archdiocese of Detroit, are all smiles in Fr. Amore's office, which was filled with balloons April 10 in honor of Fr. Amore's birthday.

Archbishop Weisenburger holds a portrait featuring an image of a lamb made up of a collage of smaller portraits of students from across the Archdiocese of Detroit, inspired by the archbishop's episcopal coat of arms. The portrait was a gift presented to the archbishop by the archdiocesan Department of Catholic Schools.

Archbishop Edward J. Weisenburger blesses the new St. Peter Claver Chapel on April 2 at Loyola High School in Detroit, the culmination of the all-boys school's "Empower Loyola" campaign.

The "Empower Loyola" campaign publicly kicked off in September 2023. Along with the welcome center and chapel, donor support led to construction of a student courtyard with concrete pavers, benches, decorative lighting and landscaping between school and chapel. The campaign also raised money for student tuition assistance and the faculty development fund.

Archbishop Weisenburger greets school representatives and benefactors who supported the "Empower Loyola" campaign before the chapel blessing April 2.