Have you ever wondered why there are three churches in LaPorte? Which church is the oldest? Do you know what the original church buildings used to look like inside? Join Fr. Nate for a fascinating tour through the history and buildings that make up LaPorte Catholic Church. There is much more information than we could fit in this 5 minute video. If you want to know more about the history of each of the churches that make up LaPorte Catholic Church, follow the links below to the history pages on our website:
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What is at the heart of our parish family? What is important? How do we grow closer as a community of faith? How do we follow Christ in our daily lives? Join us for a look at what is at the heart of LaPorte Catholic Church. Being Catholic means more than just coming to Mass every Sunday. It means bringing our faith into every moment of our day, into all our activities and to all the people we meet. Part of any parish is the numerous volunteer opportunities presented to its people. Volunteering can take many different shapes and forms, but at the heart of any volunteer opportunity is the chance to be Christ for someone else. We get to be Christ and see Christ in those we minister to. "Amen, I say to you, whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me." (Matthew 25: 40). There are many volunteer opportunities at LaPorte Catholic Church. Please explore our Parish Ministries pages: https://www.catholiclaporte.org/parish-ministries.html Did you miss parts one and two of our series, "The heart of our Parish Family"? You can watch them at the links below:
What is at the heart of our parish family? What is important? How do we grow closer as a community of faith? How do we follow Christ in our daily lives? Join us for a look at what is at the heart of LaPorte Catholic Church. In part two of this series, we look at the importance of a parish community. Christ said, "For where two or three are gathered together in my name, there I am in the midst of them (Matthew 18:20)." As part of Christ's Mystical Body, we are part of a worldwide family of believers. Our universal Church family is most tangibly present to us in our own parish community, where our diversity and differences enhance the beauty of our community. Although everyone has their own unique background and past, we are united by prayer and the Sacraments. Despite our differences we have a common faith in Jesus Christ. In the video below, parishioners talk about how important the LaPorte Catholic Church parish community is to them. Take a moment to listen to their beautiful testimonies.
Join Fr. Ian as he reflects on the beauty of God's Divine Mercy: Please take a few minutes to see this message from Fr. Ian about this year's Catholic Services Appeal. What is at the heart of our parish family? What is important? How do we grow closer as a community of faith? How do we follow Christ in our daily lives? Join us for a look at what is at the heart of LaPorte Catholic Church. Our first segment looks at the Mass and why it is so important. The Catechism of the Catholic Church says: "The Eucharist is 'the source and summit of the Christian life'" (CCC 1324). It is at the Mass that we get to partake in the Eucharist. Watch the video below to hear from parishioners as they reflect on the importance of the Mass to them. Thank God for the opportunity to go to Mass! The current Mass schedule can be found on our homepage at:
www.catholiclaporte.org. For years, the LaPorte Catholic Youth Ministry has presented a Stations of the Cross to our community. This year, they have prepared a slideshow with music, images, and reflections. Take time on Good Friday to reflect and meditate on Christ's sacrifice for you. Please support our youth by watching their work and keeping them in your prayers. |
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