Are you looking to grow in confidence, communication skills, and date-ability? The dating culture has changed so much and we aren't equipping your young men to navigate it. Father Patrick Hake is starting a group to teach young men what to do at St. Peter's Catholic Church! Age range is 21-35. If interested, email him at [email protected]

Click here for information on the Eucharistic Revival, including Diocesan events, as well as the National Eucharistic Congress next summer in Indianapolis.

We will take up a collection for earthquake disaster relief next weekend, February 18-19. Please use the blue envelopes that will be available in the pews or click this link.

The Gospel for Sunday, January 29th, the Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time is The Beatitudes, the beginning of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. There are 23 sections of The Sermon on the Mount. There are 24 days between Sunday, January 29th and Ash Wednesday, the beginning of Lent. Spend these days listening to Jesus preach His Sermon on the Mount to you. What is Jesus saying to you? How do you want to respond to Him? How do you want to live differently? On Day 24, make your prayer, fasting and almsgiving commitments for Lent. Day 25 is Ash Wednesday; come to Mass and live The Sermon on the Mount.

The Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend has reserved spots for middle school and high school youth from our diocese with Catholic Youth Summer Camp - Great Lakes, a summer camp by Damascus Missionaries. CYSC Great Lakes will be hosted at Our Lady of the Fields camp in 2023, a newly renovated facility located just 30 minutes north of Ann Arbor in Brighton, Michigan. The cost for each camper for one week is $520. Interested participants and their parents can learn more and request a spot by clicking this link or visiting diocesefwsb.org/retreats-pilgrimages .

Strengthen your marriage from the comfort of your own home with The Marriage Course Online!  Featuring “regular” couples and relationship experts from around the world, this free eight-week program will take place online through Zoom on Thursday evenings from 8:00-10:00pm. from Feb. 9 through March 23.  There is no group discussion. Instead, time will be built into each session for you and your spouse to discuss the topic in the privacy of your own home using prompts from The Marriage Course journal. Topics include strengthening connection; the art of communication; resolving conflict; the power of forgiveness; the impact of family; good sex; and love in action. The program will conclude with a Q & A panel discussion session with other Catholic couples. For more information and to register, please go to diocesefwsb.org/marriage-course.

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