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Welcome to the Our Lady of Hungary
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New Parishioners |
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New Parishioners are always welcome. Please call the Parish Office and the Secretary will be glad to assist you with registration. New faces and families are always welcome! |
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New Translation of the Roman Missal - a Series
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This page is meant as a collection of resources for those seeking information on the new English translation of the Roman Missal, which will be implemented throughout the United States on the First Sunday of Advent (November 27) in 2011. Let us welcome this new text as a beautiful opportunity to increase reverence and understanding in the realm of the sacred liturgy. Click here to view link to printable |
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Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels
visits Our Lady of Hungary School!!
Click here to read article and watch News video . . .
Indiana Vouchers’ Game-Changing
Potential For Small Private Schools
We welcome Father Kevin!
Reverend Kevin M. Bauman
On June 21, 2011 Reverend Kevin M. Bauman was appointed Pastor to Our Lady of Hungary Parish.
Father Kevin was installed as our new pastor
on September 10, 2011.
. . . and welcome our new students!!
We are fortunate and blessed to
announce we have over 200 children enrolled this year.
Father Kevin invited all the new students up to the altar for a
blessing during mass, on their first day of school!
We wish all the Staff and Students of
Our Lady of Hungary School a wonderful year!
Rooted and built up in Jesus Christ,
firm in the faith (cf Col. 2:7)
A picture of all our Fort Wayne/South Bend
Diocese Pilgrims in front of the Basilica!
Click here to see more pictures of World Youth Day 2011!
This week, our two young adult Pilgrims have returned safely from
World Youth Day in Madrid, Spain! In the coming weeks, they
will prepare a presentation so they may share their once in a
lifetime experience with our Parish family!
Thank you for all the prayers for their safe journey!
Steve Misken of South Bend, IN
Congratulations, Steve!!
We Bid Farewell to our Pastor,
Father Lawrence Teteh!
Father Lawrence Teteh, C.S.Sp.
Pastor 2004-2011
His smiling face has been here for 10 years, and now it's time to thank him and wish him well as he moves onto his next assignment as Pastor of St. Therese Catholic Church in Fort Wayne, IN.
Father Lawrence has been a mentor, a friend, and a leader who, through good times and the not-so-good times, never gave up on us. We will always remember and admire Father for his vision, his sustained inspiration, his unwavering encouragement . . . and above all, his faith.
We will miss you Father Lawrence!
The Our Lady of Hungary Parish Family
Click here
to enjoy memories of Father Lawrence
from the "Jammin' with Jesus" kids!
(the OLH Youth Group initiated by Father Lawrence in 2005!)
If you wish wish to contact Father Lawrence at his new location, he would love to hear from you!
Rev. Lawrence Teteh, C.S.Sp, Pastor
2304 Lower Huntington Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46819
Ph: 260.747.9139 or 260.747.1494
Parish Website: www.sttheresefw.org
Our Lady of Hungary School
Awarded $1,000!
Martin’s Supermarkets teamed up with WNDU to offer $1,000
grants for schools to use for a specific need.
Our Lady of Hungary Catholic School was the first winner!Click here to watch the WNDU video...
Visit the OLH Athletic Page!
Athletic Director, Ben Domnkos!
last updated 07/11/2010 |
Our Lady of Hungary School is going to stay open for the 2009 – 2010 school year! Through generous donations and fundraising events, the school was able to raise over $100,000.00 in five months. This wouldn’t have been possible without support from the alumni, parishioners, and the community. Thank you! The school, unfortunately, will face having approximately a $100,000.00 debt every year. Because the parish enrollment is declining, the church is not able to help the school financially - and this is how the debt is created. If the school cannot raise the shortfall each year, it could close. Closing Our Lady’s doors would be devastating. Many schools provide an excellent academic and spiritual education to its students, but Our Lady of Hungary is special. It is special because it is welcoming and diverse. Walk the halls of the school to see how accepting the students are of one another; no one is judged by the color of their skin or the size of their parents’ pocket books. If a student joins class after the school year has started, they are treated as if they have been attending Our Lady their whole life! Our Lady truly is a model for all Christian institutions. Our Lady of Hungary School holds a special place in many people’s hearts. Please consider showing your commitment to the school and all it has to offer by pledging. Our Pledge Campaign kicked off in the fall of 2009. By collecting pledges for years to come, Our Lady can prove that it has sustainability. If it has an alternative source of income, it can stay open and can continue to provide its excellent education and environment to students and families. Consider what amount you can pledge – maybe $100 a year, possibly more or less. What can you do to ensure that Our Lady’s doors will remain open? |
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