An interpreted for the deaf will be present this Sunday morning, May 26, at the 11am Mass at St. Matthew Cathedral, 1701 Miami St., South Bend, IN 46613. An interpreter from Community Services All Deaf (CSAD) provides ASL (American Sign Language). St. Matthew Cathedral Parish and the Diocesan Deaf Ministry partner to offer these Masses:

• 1st Sunday of the month: 4pm Saturday evening

• 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays on the month: 11am Sunday morning

If you would like to raise awareness for the Deaf Ministry and assist in its efforts to provide support for the deaf members of the Catholic community in our diocese, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or at 260-399-1452.

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This weekly Sunday 1:30 pm Sensory-Friendly Mass at St. Vincent’s provides a safe, comfortable, and stigma-free setting for children and adults with sensory challenges, mental illness, or any kind of disability to feel engaged and experience Mass in a meaningful way. To find out more information about this Mass at St. Vincent or if you are interested in offering a sensory-friendly Mass at your parish, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or 260.399.1452.

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Join St. Jude Parish, 2130 Pemberton Dr., and the community for carnival games, bounce houses, and live music. Food, drinks, and ice cream available for purchase. Eaglemania runs from 5 to 10 p.m.

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With praise and thanksgiving to almighty God the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend announces the Ordination of Oscar Duarte and Caleb Kruse to the Sacred Priesthood of Jesus Christ on Saturday June 1, at 11 a.m. at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, 1105 S. Calhoun St., in Fort Wayne.

An interpreted for the deaf will be present this Saturday evening, June 1, at the 4pm Vigil Mass at St. Matthew Cathedral, 1701 Miami St., South Bend, IN 46613. An interpreter from Community Services All Deaf (CSAD) provides ASL (American Sign Language). St. Matthew Cathedral Parish and the Diocesan Deaf Ministry partner to offer these Masses:

• 1st Sunday of the month: 4pm Saturday evening

• 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays on the month: 11am Sunday morning

If you would like to raise awareness for the Deaf Ministry and assist in its efforts to provide support for the deaf members of the Catholic community in our diocese, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or at 260-399-1452.

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This weekly Sunday 1:30 pm Sensory-Friendly Mass at St. Vincent’s provides a safe, comfortable, and stigma-free setting for children and adults with sensory challenges, mental illness, or any kind of disability to feel engaged and experience Mass in a meaningful way. To find out more information about this Mass at St. Vincent or if you are interested in offering a sensory-friendly Mass at your parish, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or 260.399.1452.

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Christ the King parish invites you to join them for a Eucharistic Procession on June 2, to celebrate the Solemnity of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, Corpus Christi.

Procession begins at 1:30 p.m. at the church and will last until 3:30 p.m.

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Young adults ages 18-35 are invited to register for our summer YA kickball league. The league is hosted by Catholic Young Adult Recreation which collaborates with the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry to host sports leagues and social events for Catholic young adults in our diocese. Sign up individually or as a team of 11 players. The games will be hosted at Indian Trails Park on Aboite Center Road in Fort Wayne every Wednesday in June at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $15/person and includes 4 weeks of regular play. Learn more and register at https://diocesefwsb.org/cyar.

An interpreted for the deaf will be present this Sunday morning, June 9, at the 11am Mass at St. Matthew Cathedral, 1701 Miami St., South Bend, IN 46613. An interpreter from Community Services All Deaf (CSAD) provides ASL (American Sign Language). St. Matthew Cathedral Parish and the Diocesan Deaf Ministry partner to offer these Masses:

• 1st Sunday of the month: 4pm Saturday evening

• 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays on the month: 11am Sunday morning

If you would like to raise awareness for the Deaf Ministry and assist in its efforts to provide support for the deaf members of the Catholic community in our diocese, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or at 260-399-1452.

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The Altar and Rosary Society for St. Stanislaus Kostka Parish is hosting a carry-out Polish style chicken and sausage dinner on Sunday, June 9, at 11:15 a.m. All proceeds from the ticket sales will benefit the installation of a new roof and gutters on the parish office/school building. Ticket prices are $20 for adults and $15 for children aged 12 and younger. Tickets can be purchased after weekend Masses from the parish secretary or by calling the office at 574-654-3781.

This weekly Sunday 1:30 pm Sensory-Friendly Mass at St. Vincent’s provides a safe, comfortable, and stigma-free setting for children and adults with sensory challenges, mental illness, or any kind of disability to feel engaged and experience Mass in a meaningful way. To find out more information about this Mass at St. Vincent or if you are interested in offering a sensory-friendly Mass at your parish, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or 260.399.1452.

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Young adults ages 18-35 are invited to register for our summer YA kickball league. The league is hosted by Catholic Young Adult Recreation which collaborates with the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry to host sports leagues and social events for Catholic young adults in our diocese. Sign up individually or as a team of 11 players. The games will be hosted at Indian Trails Park on Aboite Center Road in Fort Wayne every Wednesday in June at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $15/person and includes 4 weeks of regular play. Learn more and register at https://diocesefwsb.org/cyar.

Join Catholic Community Foundation of Northeast Indiana for Viva Bocce! Enjoy dinner, drinks, bocce tournament, games and more all while supporting the mission to provide financial support to every Catholic parish, school, and ministry in our diocese. In addition, A Mother’s Hope, a ministry that shelters pregnant women experiencing homelessness and provides life-changing opportunities for growth, will be spotlighted at the event and receive a portion of the proceeds.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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An interpreted for the deaf will be present this Sunday morning, June 16, at the 11am Mass at St. Matthew Cathedral, 1701 Miami St., South Bend, IN 46613. An interpreter from Community Services All Deaf (CSAD) provides ASL (American Sign Language). St. Matthew Cathedral Parish and the Diocesan Deaf Ministry partner to offer these Masses:

• 1st Sunday of the month: 4pm Saturday evening

• 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays on the month: 11am Sunday morning

If you would like to raise awareness for the Deaf Ministry and assist in its efforts to provide support for the deaf members of the Catholic community in our diocese, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or at 260-399-1452.

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This weekly Sunday 1:30 pm Sensory-Friendly Mass at St. Vincent’s provides a safe, comfortable, and stigma-free setting for children and adults with sensory challenges, mental illness, or any kind of disability to feel engaged and experience Mass in a meaningful way. To find out more information about this Mass at St. Vincent or if you are interested in offering a sensory-friendly Mass at your parish, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or 260.399.1452.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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Young adults ages 18-35 are invited to register for our summer YA kickball league. The league is hosted by Catholic Young Adult Recreation which collaborates with the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry to host sports leagues and social events for Catholic young adults in our diocese. Sign up individually or as a team of 11 players. The games will be hosted at Indian Trails Park on Aboite Center Road in Fort Wayne every Wednesday in June at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $15/person and includes 4 weeks of regular play. Learn more and register at https://diocesefwsb.org/cyar.

The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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An interpreted for the deaf will be present this Sunday morning, June 23, at the 11am Mass at St. Matthew Cathedral, 1701 Miami St., South Bend, IN 46613. An interpreter from Community Services All Deaf (CSAD) provides ASL (American Sign Language). St. Matthew Cathedral Parish and the Diocesan Deaf Ministry partner to offer these Masses:

• 1st Sunday of the month: 4pm Saturday evening

• 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Sundays on the month: 11am Sunday morning

If you would like to raise awareness for the Deaf Ministry and assist in its efforts to provide support for the deaf members of the Catholic community in our diocese, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or at 260-399-1452.

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This weekly Sunday 1:30 pm Sensory-Friendly Mass at St. Vincent’s provides a safe, comfortable, and stigma-free setting for children and adults with sensory challenges, mental illness, or any kind of disability to feel engaged and experience Mass in a meaningful way. To find out more information about this Mass at St. Vincent or if you are interested in offering a sensory-friendly Mass at your parish, please contact Allison Sturm at [email protected] or 260.399.1452.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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Gentlemen, join us in supporting the moms and babies of A Mother’s Hope at the Men’s Bourbon & Cigar Benefit of 2024!

This men’s only bourbon and cigar benefit is a great way for the men in our community to support the homeless moms and babies in our area. We’ll have everything you’ve come to expect from this event: a wonderful venue at The Charles, great food from The Orchid, bourbon courtesy of Cedar Creek Carry Out, cigars supplied by Rudy’s, and beer from AALCO!

Tickets are $75 per gentleman and include dinner, soda/beer, 2 bourbon tastings, and 1 cigar.

All this plus a dynamic talk from Father Jonathan Norton, pastor at Sacred Heart Catholic Parish in Warsaw!

Sponsorship opportunities are available! Find out more at go.amhfw.org/HolySmokes24.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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Young adults ages 18-35 are invited to register for our summer YA kickball league. The league is hosted by Catholic Young Adult Recreation which collaborates with the Office of Youth and Young Adult Ministry to host sports leagues and social events for Catholic young adults in our diocese. Sign up individually or as a team of 11 players. The games will be hosted at Indian Trails Park on Aboite Center Road in Fort Wayne every Wednesday in June at 6:30 p.m. The cost is $15/person and includes 4 weeks of regular play. Learn more and register at https://diocesefwsb.org/cyar.

The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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The Summer Seminary Immersion Program (SSIP) is a two-week program for high school men who are considering a vocation to the Roman Catholic priesthood. The program helps rising juniors and seniors deepen their own consideration of God’s call and experience a college seminary program. Participants live in Moreau Seminary, with one of the best views across St. Joseph Lake at the University of Notre Dame’s Golden Dome. Coursework, eligible for a college credit from Notre Dame, focuses on developing a deeper understanding of the priesthood. The daily schedule includes Mass, common prayer, and other community experiences. Students also have the opportunity to participate in social and service activities with the students in the Notre Dame Summer Scholars Program.

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