St. Maron Maronite Church is a place where you can fall in love anew with God. We invite you to enter into a loving, compassionate, and meaningful relationship with God the Father, His only begotten Son Jesus Christ, and the Holy Spirit through the unique and rich theology, spirituality, and traditions of the Maronite Church.

A hidden treasure in Detroit, MI, St. Maron Maronite Church witnesses to Jesus Christ’s plan of salvation for us: from His conception, birth, and holy baptism to His saving passion, life-giving death, His burial for three days, His glorious resurrection, ascension to heaven, His sitting at the right hand of the Father, and His wondrous, awesome and royal return, when He shall judge all people and separate them according to their deeds.

“Maronites in the United States are bearers of a rich tradition. Not only do they embody their ethnic heritage, but they also witness to two great religious traditions, the tradition of the earliest converts to Christianity and the rich heritage of the Church of Antioch. Their prayers and liturgical formulas are filled with references to Sacred Scripture. Their hymns are filled with the poetry of the Middle East. Maronite theology emphasizes the mysteriousness of God, but also the call to humans to be united to divinity through the humanity of Christ. It declares that humans beings are not only created in the image and likeness of God, but are also called to a new creation through the Holy Spirit in baptism where they become spiritual beings called to immortality. It honors the Blessed Mother as being the New Eve and the paradigm of the Church” wrote Chorbishop Seely Beggiani.

Welcome to your spiritual home, St. Maron Maronite Church the best kept Secret in Detroit!

St. Maron Maronite Church is the best kept secret in Detroit!

The theology, spirituality, and traditions of this church are biblical, Antiochene and Syriac; they are heavily influenced by Syriac theologians and poets like St. Ephrem the Syriac, one of the Doctors of the Catholic Church, and James of Serug.

Get to know the Maronite Church from within by praying her prayers as found in her liturgical worship. Come and See the beauty of God as seen through the eyes of this ancient and Apostolic Church. The Divine Liturgy is celebrated on Sundays at 9:30 and 11:30 a.m.

11466 Kercheval St., Detroit, MI 48214-3307 • 313.824.0196 • fax: 313.824.6418