On Saturday, April 25, Archbishop Weisenburger took part in a panel discussion at the University of Detroit Mercy about the Church's prophetic role in some of the most important conversations of the day. The event, "Synodality Encounters: A Conversation on the Church's Prophetic Role of the Church in This Time and Place," featured Archbishop Weisenburger along with other panelists including Bishop John E. Stowe, OFM Conv., of Lexington, Kentucky; Sr. Helen Marie Burns, RSM, current university board member and former president of the Leadership Conference of Women Religious; and Matt Mio, Ph.D., chairman and longtime professor of chemistry and biochemistry, as well as a devoted local Catholic. The panel was moderated by Bridget Deegan-Krause, M.Div., BCC, who has 30 years of ministry in Catholic health care and higher education, and hosted by Fr. Charles Oduke, SJ, the university's vice president for mission integration.

On Saturday, April 25, Archbishop Weisenburger presided over confirmations with approximately 20 young people at Most Holy Redeemer Parish in southwest Detroit. The archbishop paused for photos with the altar servers before Mass, and a group picture with all of the confirmed students after Mass.

On Thursday, April 23, Archbishop Weisenburger celebrated Mass at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit to launch "Listen, Teach, Send," a two-day regional formation event for Church leaders who work with young people, led by the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops in partnership with the Archdiocese of Detroit.

On Monday, April 20, Archbishop Weisenburger joined clergy at the Solanus Casey Center in Detroit for a continuing education workshop on the sacraments of penance and anointing of the sick. The workshop was presented by Fr. Richard Fragomeni, professor and chair of the Department of Word and Worship at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, and rector of the Shrine of Our Lady of Pompeii in Chicago.

On Saturday, April 18, Archbishop Weisenburger celebrated Mass with hundreds of husbands, fathers and sons during the 17th annual Hispanic Men's Conference at Sacred Heart Major Seminary. The daylong gathering included Eucharistic adoration, confession, praise and worship music and speakers exploring men's roles as spiritual leaders in their homes and communities. The conference's theme was inspired by Joshua 24:15: “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.”