Sunday
Jul 12

St. Therese Blood Drive

8:00am – 12:00pm

American Red Cross Blood Drive will be at St. Therese in the Parish Hall. Coffee and Donuts will be served during this event. 7:45am-12:pm


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Monday
Jul 13

Coffee Gathering

10:00am – 11:30am

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!


Friday
Jul 17

Garments with Grace

12:00am (07/17) – 12:00am (07/18)

Garments with Grace: A Gently Used Women’s Clothing Sale will be happening July 17th and 18th from 9am-2pm. Stop by and find something to match your style! In addition, please consider supporting St. Vincent de Paul in giving back to Goodwill, for the vouchers they provide to clients for clothing, by donating to a “Goodwill Stuff the Truck” Saturday 7/18 & Sunday 7/19. This is the perfect opportunity to de-clutter and support our community! This truck will be taking any donations that would be acceptable at their stores.


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Duc in Altum: Discernment Day for Men

9:00am – 3:30pm

Men ages 15-35 are invited to Duc in Altum (“Cast Out Into the Deep”), a summer discernment day with priests and seminarians on Friday, July 17, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Chain O’ Lakes State Park in Albion. This day includes kayaking, hiking, Holy Hour, Mass, a cookout lunch, and opportunities for conversation and prayer as you explore God’s call for your life. The cost is $10. Register by July 10 at diocesefwsb.org/discern-priesthood


Saturday
Jul 18

Garments with Grace

12:00am (07/17) – 12:00am (07/18)

Garments with Grace: A Gently Used Women’s Clothing Sale will be happening July 17th and 18th from 9am-2pm. Stop by and find something to match your style! In addition, please consider supporting St. Vincent de Paul in giving back to Goodwill, for the vouchers they provide to clients for clothing, by donating to a “Goodwill Stuff the Truck” Saturday 7/18 & Sunday 7/19. This is the perfect opportunity to de-clutter and support our community! This truck will be taking any donations that would be acceptable at their stores.


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FamFest at Mary’s Glen

6:00pm – 8:00pm

Mary’s Glen Annual FamFest will be Saturday, July 18th from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm ( rain date of 7/19/2026 from 6-8 pm


$20 per adult (18 and over) Children Free


Live Music, Face Painting, Paint a Rock, Balloon Animals, Egg Toss, Make Your Own Ice Cream Sundae, Three Legged Race, Line Dancing, Cookie Decorating, Water Bucket Dump Challenge, Scavenger Hunt, Wet Sponge Toss, Chalk Drawing, Live Auction and More!


Advance Ticket Reservations ( save $2.00 per ticket) 260.341.7117


Proceeds to support Fort Wayne’s Vita Dei Houses (www.vitadeihouse.com)


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