

RISING FROM THE ASHES REVIVAL
Spend an
Unforgettable Day
With Thousands of
Catholics
Thank you for participating in the Rising From the Ashes Revival. You may pick up your Pass(es) at the Will Call desk at Huntington Place. The Will Call desk is located near the Joe Louis statue in the main lobby at the front of the building.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Huntington Place, Detroit
Doors open at 7:30 AM
Full-Day Revival
Morning through evening
Downtown Detroit
Huntington Place
Public Procession
Prayer at the Spirit of Detroit
Evening Concert
Matt Maher and special guests
A DAY UNLIKE ANY OTHER
One Day. One Church. One City.
Rising from the Ashes brings Catholics from across Southeast Michigan together for renewal, worship, fellowship, and a visible expression of faith in the heart of Detroit.
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Nationally Known Speakers
Hear from Jeff Cavins, Bishop Daniel Flores, Sr. Mary Grace, Fr. John Riccardo, and other Catholic voices.
02
Live Worship Music
Praise and worship throughout the day, followed by an evening concert with Matt Maher and special guests.
03
Mass & Adoration
Participate in Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, and prayer centered on an encounter with Christ.
04
Fellowship & Ministry Fair
Meet Catholics from across the region and discover ministries throughout Southeast Michigan.
05
Eucharistic Procession
Join the procession through downtown Detroit as the Blessed Sacrament is carried publicly.
06
Prayer Over Detroit
Gather near the Spirit of Detroit for Eucharistic Benediction and prayer for the city of Detroit.

WHY THIS DAY MATTERS
Come Together As One Church
Detroit has always been a city of resilience. Faith has united families, strengthened communities, and carried generations through times of challenge.
On July 22, Catholics will gather beyond parish boundaries—not simply to attend another event, but to worship, learn, pray, walk, and publicly witness to the hope we have in Christ.
Worship together.
Renew your faith.
Pray for detroit.
YOUR DAY AT RISING FROM THE ASHES
From Morning Revival to Evening Worship
The schedule below presents the day in an easy-to-scan format. Times and programming remain subject to organizer updates.
7:30–11:40 AM
Welcome & Morning Program
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Doors open, registration, and ministry fair
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Praise and worship music
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Opening prayer with Bishop Fisher
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Jeff Cavins keynote
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Sarah Kroger fireside chat
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Bishop Daniel Flores keynote
12:00–1:20 PM
Lunch, Ministry Fair, Mass & Adoration
Enjoy lunch and explore the ministry fair. Optional Mass is available at St. Aloysius and Old St. Mary’s Greektown, with Eucharistic Adoration at Sts. Peter and Paul.
1:30–4:30 PM
Afternoon Revival
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Praise and worship music
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Sr. Mary Grace, SV keynote
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Steve Angrisano fireside chat
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Fr. John Riccardo keynote
4:30–6:00 PM
Eucharistic Exposition, Procession & Benediction
Join the public procession toward the Spirit of Detroit or line the route in prayer. The conference concludes with a Eucharistic Benediction.
7:00–10:30 PM
Evening Worship Concert
Doors reopen at 7:00 PM for a worship concert featuring Matt Maher, Steve Angrisano, Sarah Kroger, and Sarah Hart.
SPEAKERS & ARTISTS
Faith-Filled Voices From Across the Church
Hear from nationally recognized Catholic speakers, worship leaders, and missionaries who will inspire, challenge, and encourage you throughout the day.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Jeff Cavins
Catholic author, speaker, and Bible educator.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Bishop Daniel Flores
Holy Bishop of Brownsville.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Sr. Mary Grace
Religious Sister of Life and Catholic speaker.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Fr. John Riccardo
Priest, missionary, and founder of ACTS XXIX.
WORSHIP ARTIST
Matt Maher
Internationally known Catholic songwriter.
WORSHIP ARTIST
Sarah Kroger
Catholic worship leader, songwriter, and speaker.
WORSHIP ARTIST
Steve Angrisano
Veteran Catholic musician and worship leader.
WORSHIP ARTIST
Sarah Hart
Catholic singer-songwriter and retreat leader.

BE PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER
Bring Hope, Prayer, and Faith Into the Heart of Detroit
Thousands will come together not only to hear and observe, but to participate: to encounter Christ, pray for the city, and offer a peaceful public witness of faith.