Parishes of Our Family

Holy Name
- holy Name
  
  In response to the needs of Catholic families in the Birmingham area for a parish, the “Birmingham Mission” was created and in 1918 a three hundred foot lot at the corner of Woodland and Harmon was designated as a site for a church, school, convent and rectory. For the first several years the priests from St. Mary Royal Oak (the nearest parish to the south) serviced the growing community. In July 1921 with the appointment of Fr. William Ryan as its’ first pastor, the Mission became a parish under the title “Holy Name.” Within nine months, the first parish church – in a Spanish mission style – was dedicated. A school staffed by IHM Sisters from Monroe soon followed in 1928.
  
  As the decades passed and growth intensified, the current 1954 church designed by Diehl & Diehl was built. Parish offices and facilities expanded in 1984, 1991, 2001 and 2011 and the worship space was renovated several times as well. The school also had many additions over the years.
  
  Many parishes were created out of the original Holy Name boundaries which stretched from Royal Oak to Pontiac; among them are St. Hugo, St. Regis and Our Lady Queen of Martyrs and the now closed St. Columban.
Our Lady Queen of Martyrs
- our lady Queen of Martyrs
  
  Coming soon
St. Owen
- st. owen
  
  Founded in 1962 to minister to the community living west of Maple and east of Inkster, south of Lone Pine and north of 12 Mile roads. The parish has maintained an active presence in this community striving to be an open, welcoming and caring Catholic community of believers understanding themselves to be called to share, celebrate, renew and grow in our faith, love of God, and one another. We embrace Jesus by living out his teachings, values, and examples, and put our faith into action through service, tithing and outreach to others.
  
  Since our foundation the community has been served by 7 different pastors and dozens of pastoral associates coordinating the mission of the parish. Currently Msgr. Michael LeFevre ministers to the sacramental needs of the parish and is joined by seven other staff members working to meet the needs of some 800 registered families. LeFevre, a native Detroiter was ordained in 1982 and has ministered at 9 different communities throughout the Archdiocese.
  
  The community of St. Owen welcomes all visitors and the gifts they bring!
St. Regis
- St. regis
  
  For nearly 60 years the family of St. Regis Catholic Parish has helped people to center their lives on Jesus Christ. This website serves as a means to communicate with our parish family, individuals, and families searching for a parish home. Our parishioners work together to build a friendly, welcoming and caring community that serves its members and provides outreach to the local community, Metropolitan Detroit, and around the globe.
  
  We offer many ways for parishioners of all ages to get involved! We encourage all of our parish members to find their niche in parish life and to build God’s kingdom.

West Maple Family of Parishes

Catholic Parishes of Beverly Hills, Birmingham, & Bloomfield Hills, Michigan

Parishes of Our Family

holy Name

our lady Queen of Martyrs

st. owen

St. regis