We will have an expo to show what our school is currently doing for extra curriculars, help people sign up for Raise Right, and showcase some of our offerings to kick off Catholic School’s Week.

We will have an expo to show what our school is currently doing for extra curriculars, help people sign up for Raise Right, and showcase some of our offerings to kick off Catholic School’s Week.

Come learn more about St. Anthony de Padua Catholic School at our Open House on January 25, 2026!

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Queen of Peace Catholic School is holding their annual Open House on January 25, 2026. We will begin our morning with Mass at 10am then transition to tours of our school from 11am-12:30pm. Come see our beautiful, one-hallway school. You will have the opportunity to tour classrooms, visit with teachers, and gather information from our HASA, school board, finance team, and Athletics Department.

We look forward to your visit!

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Most Precious Blood Open House Showcase on Sunday January 25th from 11:30PM-1:00PM.

Spread the word to new families and friends. Look over student exhibits! Prizes! Parishioners are welcome

to come and see the incredible work our School Staff and fabulous students are doing.

Kick off Catholic Schools Week with Most Precious Blood! Hope to see you there!

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If you have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth or infant loss and would like to listen to, learn from, and pray with others who know this deep suffering, you are most welcome to join our drop in, monthly online support group sponsored by ava’s grace, the diocesan ministry which offers spiritual, emotional and practical support to families who have lost a baby before or after birth. The January gathering will take place on Wednesday evening, January 28th from 7:30 to 8:30 PM (Eastern Time) over Zoom. We will be looking at the life and writings of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton and the grief she experienced over the death of her two daughters. Please email Lisa Everett at [email protected] for the Zoom meeting link and password. For more information about ava’s grace, visit our website at www.diocesefwsb.org/avasgrace.

Come join us as we explore the pressing current topics channeled through the wisdom of the Doctors of the Church. Topics like Dignity of the Persons, Mental Health, Moral Theology, and much more! Welcomed for young adults in their 20s and 30s, single or marries, to share in food, fellowship, and faith!

Life can be overwhelming. There is always something to do, somewhere to be, or something we are missing out on. Do you ever feel like you’re drowning? If so, you’re not alone. How can we find time for everything? How do we learn to trust and rest in the Lord? Come take a weekend away with fellow young adults and find peace in Christ amidst the storm.

Registration Required

ablazemission.org

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Life can be overwhelming. There is always something to do, somewhere to be, or something we are missing out on. Do you ever feel like you’re drowning? If so, you’re not alone. How can we find time for everything? How do we learn to trust and rest in the Lord? Come take a weekend away with fellow young adults and find peace in Christ amidst the storm.

Registration Required

ablazemission.org

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Life can be overwhelming. There is always something to do, somewhere to be, or something we are missing out on. Do you ever feel like you’re drowning? If so, you’re not alone. How can we find time for everything? How do we learn to trust and rest in the Lord? Come take a weekend away with fellow young adults and find peace in Christ amidst the storm.

Registration Required

ablazemission.org

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1st talk – CHRIST IN THE CHAOS (Feb. 3rd)

Join us on Tuesday, February 3rd, as we kick off our winter series and hear from (TBD) on how we find Christ in the Chaos. Today, that chaos presents itself in many ways: social media keeping us constantly connected, artificial intelligence blurring truth and reality, technology offering alternative worlds to escape into, destructive wars, polarized politics we’re afraid to discuss, the challenges of modern dating, shifting social “norms,” biased media, violent protests, and complex personal and family struggles. Through this talk, (TBD will lead us on a journey to rediscover truth through humility and the wisdom of the Church—sources that anchor us in real and lasting hope. Because hope begins where Christ enters our mess. Hope is found in chaos. Hope Does Not Disappoint.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

Come join us as we explore the pressing current topics channeled through the wisdom of the Doctors of the Church. Topics like Dignity of the Persons, Mental Health, Moral Theology, and much more! Welcomed for young adults in their 20s and 30s, single or marries, to share in food, fellowship, and faith!

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

Religious Art Exhibition including cocktails and appetizers. Come enjoy an evening out with just a 10.00 entry fee.

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Looking for Religious Themed Artists that would like to come and display their work. Sell your own artwork and keep all the proceeds. Fun date night with appetizers, beer and wine flights. Reserve your space at 260-747-9139

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Chris Check, President of Catholic Answers, will be speaking on “The Catholic Option: Christian Civilization in Chaos and the Response of the Laity.”

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This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

2nd talk – MEMENTO MORI (Feb. 10th)

Join us on Tuesday, February 10th as Fr. Daniel Koehl contemplates Memento Mori, an ancient Christian saying that translates to “remember that you must die.” Memento Mori means living with eternity in mind—not fearing death, but using the awareness of death to live more faithfully, humbly, and lovingly. Within the Catholic tradition, Memento Mori calls individuals to examine their lives with honesty, seek reconciliation and forgiveness, and release resentment in light of eternity. Far from being pessimistic, it offers profound hope—pointing beyond death to resurrection and reminding believers that every moment is an opportunity for grace.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

Every month or two, youth and young adult ministers from Fort Wayne and South Bend gather together to discuss ministry trends, upcoming events, and ways to support our youth and their families. For full time, part time, and volunteer ministers!

Enjoy a spiritual and prayerful “pilgrimage” with a trained Virtual Pilgrimage Guide for an interactive journey to include: The Invitation and History of a Pilgrimage, The Apparitions and Message of Lourdes and The Footsteps of St. Bernadette. The evening will include touching the grotto rock, a candlelight rosary procession and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Every pilgrim will receive the gift of a small bottle of Lourdes Water to take home.

No cost, but a free-will offering is appreciated

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This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

Come join us as we explore the pressing current topics channeled through the wisdom of the Doctors of the Church. Topics like Dignity of the Persons, Mental Health, Moral Theology, and much more! Welcomed for young adults in their 20s and 30s, single or married, to share in food, fellowship, and faith!

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

The Knights of Columbus #5709 are hosting a Valentine’s Square Dance on February 13th starting at 6:30 pm EST at Saint Patrick’s Church in Letko Hall , Walkerton, IN. Featuring caller Avery Arnold who will lead you through all the steps and no experience is needed! Heavy hors d’oeuvres and cash bar is available. This is a free will donation event and all are welcome for those 21 and up. RSVP by calling TJ Borton at 574-229-6288, the parish office at 574-586-7152, or email at [email protected].

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This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

Every month or two, youth and young adult ministers from Fort Wayne and South Bend gather together to discuss ministry trends, upcoming events, and ways to support our youth and their families. For full time, part time, and volunteer ministers!

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

The Servus Omnium Lecture Series at the University of Saint Francis combines business and philosophical precepts for a message of service for everyone. A breakfast and lecture, Servus Omnium 2026, “People of Hope: Living a Life of Service and Purpose”, will be offered at the University of Saint Francis North Campus Gym on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.

Kerry Robinson, is President and CEO of Catholic Charities USA. Kerry was the founding executive director of Leadership Roundtable and now serves as a member of its Board of Trustees.

Kerry, a member of the Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities and FADICA (Foundations and Donors Interested in Catholic Activities), has been an advisor to and trustee of more than 25 grant-making foundations, charitable nonprofits and family philanthropies. Kerry served as the executive director of the Opus Prize Foundation which is responsible for an annual international million-dollar prize honoring people of faith whose lives are dedicated to the alleviation of human suffering.

Kerry served as the director of development for Saint Thomas More Catholic Chapel and Center at Yale University and led a successful 75-million dollar fundraising drive to expand and endow the Chapel’s intellectual and spirtual ministry, and to construct a Catholic student center, designed by Cesar Pelli, on Yale’s campus.

Kerry is the author of the prize winning book, “Imagining Abundance: Fundraising, Philanthropy, and A Spirtual Call to Service”. She is the recipient of the honorary doctorates and the recipient of the 2025 Laetare Medal from the University of Notre Dame.

Kerry and her husband, Michael Cappello, M.D., chair of pidemiology of Microbial Diseases at Yale School of Public Heahth, have two children, Christopher and Sophie.

There are two ticket options available:

Single ticket: $25 in advance, $30 at the door

Table of 8: $200

Please register by February 12, 2026.

Corporate sponsorships are also available. Contact Reba Copeland, Vice President for Institutional Advancement, University of Saint Francis, at [email protected] or 260-399-8050 to learn more about corporate sponsorships.

Agenda:

7:00 am blessing and prayer

7:10 am Mardi Gras breakfast buffet

7:45 am lecture and Q&A

For more information contact [email protected] or (260) 399-8034.

3rd talk – THE CROSS TRIUMPHANT (Feb. 17th)

Join us on Tuesday, February 17th, as Parker Noll, nephew of Archbishop Noll, will speak on “The Cross Triumphant,” the third talk of the Winter Series, focusing on the hope revealed through Christ’s Crucifixion. Drawing from Scripture and the witness of the Saints, the talk reflects on how Christ carried the weight of all sin and entered fully into human suffering, showing that hope is not destroyed by the Cross but redeemed through it. Referencing John 15 and Matthew 25, “The Cross Triumphant” invites us to encounter the Crucifixion as the ultimate act of love and mercy, where suffering is transformed, and hope is made certain.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

Ladies, this is your night out!

This 18+ ladies-only event at The Fairfield gives you the opportunity to get out and have some fun while supporting moms who are experiencing homelessness and their babies. Join us for a fun night of tacos, margaritas, and Singo!

Singo is musical bingo, but you don’t need to know your music. You can ask a friend or use phone apps, like Shazam, to identify the song. Come enjoy the fun and sing along if you would like. Chair dancing is strongly encouraged!

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This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

St. Patrick’s Church is having the annual Fish Fry on Friday, February 20th, 2026, starting at 4:00 pm EST until the fish is gone. Dine in and carry out available. $15 for adults and $8 for kids 6-10 years of age; under 6 are free. Dinner includes fish, 2 sides, drink, and dessert. No all -fish carry-outs are available. Carry outs can only be purchased in the car line. Fish is prepared by Tyner I00F Lodge 821. This is not a ticketed event.

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This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

The Rekindle the Fire Men’s Conference is an opportunity to be inspired and rejuvenated in your faith by some of the leading figures in the Catholic Church. The conference is a one day event with opportunities for prayer, reconciliation, adoration, and fellowship with other men that want to grow in their faith. The agenda includes hearing from three vibrant, nationally recognizable speakers on topics of our Catholic faith. The conference concludes with a holy Mass celebrated by Bishop Rhoades of the Diocese of Fort Wayne / South Bend.

This year’s keynote speakers include: Fr. Larry Richards, Robert Rogers, Dom Quaglia, and Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades. Tickets are available now at rekindlethefire.net. General admission is $60, and includes lunch. Discounted tickets are available at $30 for students currently enrolled in high school or college. We have a charter bus with round trip tickets available from Fort Wayne to South Bend and back. See our website for more details.

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In the tradition of Blessed Father Solanus Casey, please join us at the St. Felix Catholic Center for a simple meal of soup and bread on Saturday, February 21, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be at 12:30 p.m. followed by Mass for the Sick at 1:00 p.m. There will also be a special blessing for a bust sculpture of Blessed Father Solanus Casey, donated by the Fort Wayne Knights of Columbus. These events are free, but donations are appreciated. The St. Felix Catholic Center is located at 1280 Hitzfield Street, Huntington, IN 46750.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

4th talk – RADICAL HOPE (Feb. 24th)

Join us for our final talk on Tuesday, February 24th, as Sister Josetta Rose will be exploring what Radical Hope and trust look like daily. This talk is inspired by the Radical Hope and trust of our Blessed Mother Mary, who bore witness at the foot of the cross. Sister Josetta Rose will also focus on how we are to encounter hope in our ordinary lives. The Lord calls us daily to have Hope in Him—choosing to trust in God each day through prayer, even when circumstances feel overwhelming.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

Dine In- All you can eat fish, sides will include green beans, applesauce, roll, chips, pickles, and beverages Carryout-6 pieces of fish and roll

Drive thru only event

All proceeds will go to support the needs of the St. Peter’s Food Pantry

$15 pre-sale tickets available at all Masses

$16 day of event

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St. Aloysius parish will be hosting a Fish Fry on Friday, February 27th from 4:30-7 pm in the Parish Activity Center. The all-you-can-eat fish dine-in menu includes Dan’s fried fish, scalloped potatoes or chips, coleslaw or applesauce, a roll and dessert. Carryout is also available (Dan’s fried fish, scalloped potatoes, coleslaw, a roll and dessert).

Pricing for Adults – $15, Kids 6 to 12 yrs – $7, and 5 yrs and under eat FREE. Carryout meal is $15.

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This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

The Catholic Medical Guild in Fort Wayne invites anyone in healthcare to come to our annual Lenten Retreat on February 28, 2026. Spouses are also welcome. You can also invite friends. This year’s topic will be “Man’s Final End: Morality, Happiness, and Beatitude.” This will be presented by Father Royce Gregerson at the St Vincent Spiritual Center A/B. Please RSVP as breakfast and lunch are included and the cost is $10. However, if unable to RSVP come anyway! See fortwayne.cathmed.org or 260-222-6978 for details. Starts at 8:15 AM with Mass in St Vincent church and ends around 2:30. Signs will be out to point to the Spiritual Center.

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This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.

This winter, young adults from across Fort Wayne are invited to gather at Classic Cafe for Theology on Tap: Hope Does Not Disappoint, a four-week series centered on the theme of Hope. Drawing from Romans 5:3–5, the series will explore how suffering leads to endurance, builds character, and ultimately how our hope rests in Christ’s mercy. These topics are Christ in the Chaos, Memento Mori, The Cross Triumphant, and Radical Hope.

There will be one talk each Tuesday from February 3rd – Feb 24th at Classic Cafe. Food and bar service opens each week at 6:30 pm, and the week’s talk will begin at 7:00 pm. The event is generously sponsored by the Diocese of Fort Wayne-South Bend and Knights of Columbus, St. Peter’s Council. Dinner will be available for purchase. On March 3rd, there will be a final mass and party in order to celebrate the end of the series. Location TBD.