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stor: Rev. Ian J. [email protected]
www.laportecatholic.org
Tri Parish Ministries Youth: Tori Perez [email protected]: Tim Kempel 219 379 7198
St. Joseph 109 “C” Street219-362 9595Deacon: Bob BucheitSecretary: Marcia [email protected] Director of Religious Ed: Cheryl Gardner, RE Phone: 362 6472
ome: 219-362 [email protected] 219 369 3347
St. Peter 1101 Michigan Ave 219-362 2509Deacon: Christopher [email protected]: AvaLee [email protected] of Religious Ed:Christine Kusiak Work cell [email protected]
Sacred Heart 201 Bach Street219 362 2815Deacon: Frank Zolvinski [email protected]: Cheryl [email protected] of Religious Ed: Christine KusiakWork cell [email protected]
March 1, 2020 Throughout Lent Join us...6:15 p.m. Wednesday at St. Peter
Stations of the Cross
6:00 p.m. Friday at St. Joseph ChurchSpanish Mass
followed by Stations of the Cross
6:00 p.m. Friday at Sacred HeartStations of the Cross
WELCOME TO LA PORTE, BISHOP McCLORYMarch 5, 2020
Mass at 7:00pm at Sacred HeartReception Following
For the reception to welcome Bishop McClory to the LaPorte Catholic Churches please sign up to bring a fresh fruit or veggie tray or finger desserts. The sheets are in the back of each church, or call Julie Kosnik at 363 6878, or Joan Hensell at 393 3909, or Maggie LeRoy at 326 1837.
IENVENIDO A LA PORTE, OBISPO McCLORY5 de marzo de 2020
Misa a las 7:00 pm en la iglesia de Sagrado Corazónecepción siguiente
Para la recepción de bienvenida al obispo McClory a las iglesias católicas de LaPorte, usted puede traer charolas de fruta fresca o verduras o postres (galletas). En la parte de atrás de cada iglesia hay hojas para que anote que desea traer, o llame a Julie Kosnik al 363 6878, o Joan Hensell al 393-3909, o Maggie LeRoy al 326 1837.
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT PAGE 2 MARCH 1, 2020
WORSHIP IN OUR CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OUR PARISH COMMUNITIES
Vocation Cross Ministry This ministry encourages you to offer a week of prayers for our Seminarians and for all religious vocations. You can take home the Vocations Cross box with prayer booklets and pray for vocations.
St. Joseph Church has a sign up sheet by the main entrance. Any questions? Please call the rectory office at 362-9595.
St. Peter Church has a signup sheet in the church Narthex. The Vocation Cross can be taken home Sunday and returned the following week. Any questions call 575-1597.
Sacred Heart Vocation Cross program Contact the parish office at 362-2815. The vocation cross will be in the home of Lynne Spevak (Mar. 1-8) and Rich Kowalczyk (Mar. 8-15).
SACRAMENTS
Anointing of the Sick/Unción de los enfermos Call the Church office/llama cuando lo necesite
Marriage/Matrimonio: Arrangements must be made at least 6 months in advance. El arreglo se require 6 meses antes de la boda.
Baptism/Bautismo St Joseph/during the Sunday Masses/ Durante las Misas del Sababo y domingo las clases de bautismo son cada dos meses los primeros tres sabados del mes Baptism at Sacred Heart & St. Peter- Contact Fr. Ian
Confessions/Confesión Friday 1/2 hour before Mass at St. Peter Sat./Sábado Morning 8am & after 8:30am Mass at St. Joseph Saturday/Sábado Evening Sacred Heart 2:45-3:30 pm (English) St. Joseph 4:45-5:40 (English & Spanish)
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH
Wed., March 4th 12:15 p.m. Mass + Jack Taylor by Elizabeth Marshall
Friday, March 6th 6:00 p.m. Spanish Mass - Followed by Stations of the Cross Saturday, March 7th 8:30 a.m. Mass Intention of the Fatima Apostolate 6:00 p.m. Spanish Mass
+ Maria Cruz & Abel Guzman Jacobo Fam. Guzman
Sunday, March 8th 6:45 a.m. Mass + Jean Miller by Barbara Wellnitz + Jim Demoret by Angela Demoret 9:00 a.m. Mass + Jack Taylor by Eben & Patti Fisher Int. of Stefanie Krone by Angela Demoret 11:00 a.m. Spanish Mass + Compleanos de Sergio Garibay Fam. Reyes & Parish Families
NEED A PRAYER? WANT TO PRAY?
The Prayer Chain at St. Peter’s is available to anyone in need of prayer or if you know someone needing prayer. Please call Ruth Livergood at 219-262-2991, email: [email protected] Donna Wagner at 362-4821, email: [email protected] or Doug Noveroske at [email protected].
PRAYER TREE at St. Joseph’s is comprised of a group of people from St. Joseph's Parish who are committed to offer prayers brought to them by parishioners. To have an intention or someone's name placed on the Prayer Tree please call Jean at 219-716-3414.
Sacred Heart Prayer Chain Go to www.sacredheartlp.org and click on the Prayer Chain icon at the bottom. Members of the prayer chain will receive an email with your prayer request. Prayers can be requested with/without a person’s name.
ST. PETER’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Mon., March 2 4:30-5:45 p.m. Religion Classes Wed., March 4 6:00-7:30 p.m. Religion Classes Sun., March 8 9:10-10:20 a.m. Religion Classes Sun., March 8 9:15-10:15 a.m. Bible Study
SACRED HEART’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS Wed., March 4 8:45-10:00 a.m. Bible study Wed., March 4 6:30 p.m. RCIA in Parish Activity Center Thurs., March 5 7:00 p.m.
Mass & Reception with Bishop McClory
Children’s Liturgy continues-at Sacred Heart during 10:45 Mass... Continues each Sunday of March. No preregistration required. For children ages 4 thru 2nd grade during Mass.
ST. PETER CHURCH
Mon.-Fri. 7:15 a.m. Morning Prayer—Mon. & Fri. 7:35 a.m. Rosary
Monday, March 2nd 8:00 a.m. Mass + Dorothy Kozlowski by Phyllis Skwarcan
Friday, March 6th- 7:30 a.m. Confession 8:00 a.m. Mass + Steve Nedza by Don & Joyce Satoski Saturday, March 7th 5:30 p.m. Mass + Blair Larson by Family & Parish Families Sunday, March 8th
8:00 a.m. Mass + Brian Barker by Gary & Annette Fath + Rosemary DeWolf by M/M Michael Ekovich
ST. JOSEPH’S CALENDAR OF EVENTS Mon., March 2 6:00-7:15 p.m. CCD Class Wed., March 4 6:00-7:15 p.m. CCD Class Fri., Mar 6th 6:00 pm
Spanish Mass followed by Stations of the Cross
New hours-Mon.-Sun. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.—Perpetual Adoration in Convent Chapel (you will need to call the rectory 362-9595 to get the code for after hours).
SACRED HEART CHURCH
Tues. March 3rd 8:00 a.m. Mass + Stanley Kosior by Mary, Jeni, Teresa, Joe + Dorothy Kozlowski by John Taylor Wednesday, March 4th 8:00 a.m. Communion Service
Thursday, March 5th 8:00 a.m. Mass + Helen Zawada by William Otwinowski + Caroline Gniadek by Richard & Marie Galloy 7:00 p.m. Mass Parish Family
Saturday, March 7th 4:00 p.m. Mass + Barbara Kuta-Durnal by Family & Friends Sunday, March 8th 10:45 a.m. Mass Keri Cecile Moran by Scott & Deboarh Yaeger & Parish Families
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT PAGE 3 MARCH 1, 2020
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Stations of the Cross Callout Any middle and high schoolers interested in participating in La Porte Catholic Youth Ministry’s Stations of the Cross please Call/text Tori (219) 707-2654! We need any and all musicians, readers, actors, and backstage helpers! Most rehearsals will be held on Thursdays at St. Peter’s from 6-8pm NOTE: Stations of the Cross will be held on Palm Sunday which is the first Sunday of Spring Break
reunión sobre los vía crucis para los jóvenes ¡Cualquier estudiante de grados 6-12 interesado en participar en los vía crucis del Pastoral Juvenil llama/texta Victoria (219) 707-2654! Necesitamos músicos, lectores, actores y ayudantes detrás del escenario! La mayoria las prácticas serán los jueves en San Pedro de las 6-8pm. NOTA: Las vía crucis serán el Domingo de Ramos, que es el pri-mer domingo de las vacaciones de primavera.
The Sacred Heart Food Pantry is in desperate need of 2 or 3 able bodied volunteers, to assist with groceries on Tuesday afternoons between 12:30 and 2:30 p.m. Tasks include assisting elderly or disabled patrons who need a hand carrying their gro-ceries to their cars. The pantry is located in the old Sacred Heart School building on Bach Street. There is no pay but the rewards are out of this world. For more information on how you can help contact Louanne Kuzdas at 219-326-5740. [email protected] or Becky Knoll at 219-575-7564 [email protected]
NWI Catholic Men’s Conference March 28, 2020
Wives and mothers give your husbands and sons a lasting gift! It’s one short day where
they can find new meaning in their life, gain a game plan for holi-ness, set their faith on fire, and renew their commitments to God, family and others. Feedback from past conference attendees indicates they will not regret the experience. The event will be on Saturday, March 28, 2020 beginning with 8:00 a.m. Mass at St. Patrick Catholic Church, Chesterton, IN. A light continental breakfast and lunch are included. Cost is $30 for adults; $20 for college and high school students. To register visit the Conference web site at:
Our La Porte Catholic Community will once again participate in the CRS Rice Bowl collection this year during the Lenten Season. CRS Rice Bowl is Catholic Relief Services’ Len-
ten faith-in-action program for families and faith communities. The Rice Bowls will be available in church this Sunday March 1st or distributed to our Rel. Ed. students to take home and use as a reminder to offer your sacrifices to poverty-stricken countries around the globe. 25% of every gift to your CRS Rice Bowl goes to support projects in our local community. Go to crsricebowl.org to learn more about this important program. At the end of Lent you will be invited to bring your rice bowl donation back to church and placed into the collection container.
LP Catholic Men-Will you join us for 1 hour?
Sat. Mar. 14th at 8:00 a.m.
@St. Peter Church
30-Minutes-Eucharistic Adoration
Confession available during this time. We
will offer the Rosary to Mary. Followed
by coffee and fellowship
The La Porte Catholic Women's 20's/30's group will be meeting to study Nina Roesner's Respect Dare during Lent. We will meet every Wednesday at 9:30am starting Wed., Feb. 26th (Ash Wednesday) and ending April 8th. Children are welcome! For more information, please contact Erin Parrish at [email protected] or 219-851-5682.
Rachel's Vineyard Retreat She hid her secret for 26 years. She knew in her heart that God had forgiven her for the abortion, but she could not forgive her-self. She thought she deserved to go to hell. Rachel's Vineyard is a program for individuals who are experiencing the post-abortion trauma of stress, guilt, and shame. It brings hope and healing. Northwest Indiana retreat - March 6-8, 2020. Contact 219-552-2944 or [email protected]. Website:
www.nwicatholicmen.com - 219-769-9292.
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT PAGE 4 MARCH 1, 2020
First Sunday of Lent
FIRST READING: Genesis 2:7-9; 3:1-7
SECOND READING: Romans 5:12-19
GOSPEL: Matthew 4:1-11
SCRIPTURE READINGS
Second Sunday of Lent
FIRST READING: Genesis 12:1-4a
SECOND READING: 2 Timothy 1:8b-10
GOSPEL: Matthew 17:1-9
“It is written: The Lord, your God, shall you worship and him alone shall you serve.” (Matthew 4:10) Tempted between the riches and power of this world and ser-vice to God, Jesus chose service to His Father. If we wish to truly follow Jesus, we, too, must decide to turn away from worldly power and riches and put God at the center of our lives. Lent is our time to prune ourselves of earthly things. Ask God how he is calling you to serve.
STEWARDSHIP: A WAY OF LIFE
St. Vincent DePaul Society
Lent is a call to “give alms for the poor.” Wherever you live in the parish, there are poor families within walking distance of your home. When in need, they ring the rectory bell. They are, in effect, ringing your doorbell.
Is there a family you know who needs assistance? Please call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (219-369-3347) so that to-gether we can help the suffering and poor. We can assist with food, rent/mortgage payments, utility bills, medical and pre-scriptions, Transport passes, gasoline to get to work, and referrals to agencies for further help,
Current needs are: Cereal, jello, cocoa mixes, canned meats/stew, chili, veg. soup, peanut butter, jelly, applesauce, pudding, & paper products.
Monetary donations may be put in a plain envelope, designated for SVdP (or your envelope provided in your monthly packet marked for St. Vincent de Paul), and placed in the collection basket. Food donations may be put in the SVdP box in the ushers’ room at St. Joseph Church and in the gathering area at St. Peter Church.
The Knights of Columbus will be hosting a Fish Fry every FRIDAY during lent from 4:30-7:00 pm (while supplies last). AYCE Pollock dinners include choice of po-tato, slaw, roll and dessert. Perch, shrimp, combo dinners and chicken strips are also available. Children's menu includes chick-en strips , hot dog or Kid's Pollock Dinner. Carry outs are availa-ble by calling 362-2755. Come and enjoy our smoke-free, family environment at 412 Lincolnway, La Porte.
The Share Foundation is looking for new campers to join our camp program at Camp Sharing Meadows! This unique Catholic camp held in La Porte, IN. is for adults with disabilities (ages 18 years and older). There are openings available to new campers for monthly weekend overnight mini-camps and weekly residential summer camps at subsidized prices. Come join us for the camp adventure of a lifetime! Please spread the word! For more information and application information, call the Share Foundation office at 219-778-2585 and visit our website at www.campsharingmeadows.org.
JOHN KIERNICKI Family, wishes to thank Father O’Toole, the Funeral Choir, and the Luncheon Committee for their wonderful services to their Family. They are so very grateful for all the kindness and prayers from everyone. Thank you.
The Ministry Schedule for April, May, June, will be available by the weekend of March 21, 22. The schedule includes all Eucharis-tic Ministers, Ushers, Lectors, Altar Servers, and Greeters. If you wish to be added to any of the schedules, or are not available on specific dates, please contact Lynn Johnson at [email protected] or text/call at 574-876-7833 NO LATER THAN Monday, March 16th.
Boy Scout Troop 396 is having a Port-A-Pit Chicken on March 7th at Kabelin Ace Hardware, LaPorte. $7.00 for half chicken and $5.00 for potatoes.
Caregivers need care too
Nourish for Caregivers is an adult support group for anyone
juggling the challenges of life, health, career and caring for an aging or ailing spouse, parent, child or grandchild at home, in town or at a distance. It aims to support caregivers in finding peace, comfort and joy in their caregiving journey.
The support group meets at 6:30 p.m., Mar. 11th (the second Wednesday of the month) at St. Peter Rectory, 1104 Monroe St., La Porte, IN. Each meeting includes a timely topic, participant handouts, discussion and prayer. There is no cost to the program.
For more information contact: Deacon Frank Zolvinski – 219-575-1090; Karen Yates – 219-363-5323; or Diana Riley – 219-363-6704.
Workers needed for the 2020 camp season Camp Lawrence in Valpariaso is looking for counselors and lifeguards to work for the 6 week summer camp season. Please contact the Catholic Youth Organization for more information. Phone: 219-736-8931 E-mail: [email protected]
KATERI CIRCLE will meet on Wed., March 4, at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Kate Kaminski. Georgene will be the co-hostess. Remember to bring a children's book for our donation to the Women's Care Center. If you cannot attend please contact Kate.
Red Cross Blood Drive at Sacred Heart Church Please save the date “Wed., Apr. 1st, 2020”! Please call 1-800 RED CROSS or go to redcrossblood.org, sponsor code “sacredheartlp”
To schedule your blood donation appointment.
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Dealing with dif"cult people Jesus’ way
Why do Catholics callGood Friday “good”?
Discovering hope and joy in the Catholic faith. March 2020
Although a sad day, Good Friday actually is “good” because it is the day when Jesus saved us from our sins, reconciled us with God, and reopened Heaven. Out of what seemed like defeat, God brought a greater victory. With
his sacri"ce, Jesus conquered sin and death. On Good Friday, we see more clearly God’s goodness, justice,
wisdom, power, and love. “God proves his love for us in
that while we were still sinners Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8).
People who argue, "ght, or refuse to cooperate can make our lives downright miserable. Yet, Jesus was masterful at dealing with dif"cult people. Following his example can save our sanity and our relationships. Know when to ignore. When Jesus made his Nazareth friends and neighbors so mad that they wanted to throw him off a cliff, he knew there was no reasoning with them. “Passing through the midst of them he went away” (Luke 4:30). When people speak harshly or offensively, the best response can be to disengage and walk away. Know when to say “no.” Sometimes others demand more from us than we
are able or willing to give, yet we give in out of guilt or fear of displeasure.
Two of his best friends, James and John, said to Jesus, “we want you to do whatever we ask of you” (Mark 10:35). In response to this stunning breach of boundaries, Jesus was calm and "rm. He said “no” and didn’t second-guess himself when he didn’t make his loved ones happy. Know when to stay calm. When Jesus took a Sabbath stroll with his friends (Matthew 12),
Pharisees barged in and accused him of breaking the
Sabbath. He remained calm and answered them peacefully. He wasn’t afraid of being tripped up or trapped because he was unconcerned about others’ opinions.
St. Toribio de Mogrovejo Born in Mayorga,
Spain, St. Toribio was educated in law
and became the Professor of Law at Salamanca University. His work and his holiness earned him the notice of the king, who named him to be the next Archbishop of Lima. Despite his arguments, Toribio was ordained a priest, consecrated, and sent to Peru. He spent his of"ce reforming the then-corrupt diocese, catechizing the native Peruvians, and defending them from the abuses of the Spanish conquistadors.
Sunday rest Rather than a day to catch up on errands and chores, God intends Sunday to be a day of contemplation and of rest. Sunday is the day we set aside for God and moments of praise and worship.
“I would like everyone to feel loved by the God who gave his on for us and showed us
his boundless love. I want everyone to feel the joy of being Christian” (Pope Benedict
XVI).
Ian J. Williams
SACRED HEART, LA PORTE
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The point of Lent is not to greet Easter a few pounds lighter but to be transformed. Try something new this Lent:
Make extra time for him each day.
Read the Bible, attend daily Mass, pray a Rosary,
or visit Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament.
Avoid the mirror. Take the focus off your appearance or
looks. Refuse to compare yourself to others or accept others’ view of you. Remember, your worth isn’t in how others see you, but in God’s in#nite, unchanging love for you. Give up one thing at every meal. Offer up a little something every time you eat – forego sugar in coffee, honey on cereal - to keep the idea, “it’s Lent,” in the forefront. Offer the heroic minute. St. Josemaría Escrivá suggested jumping out of bed – no snooze button - as soon as the alarm goes off, “without granting a single minute to laziness. If, with the help of God, you conquer yourself in that moment, you’ll have accomplished a great deal for the rest of the day.”
March 3 – St. Katharine Drexel (1955). A Philadelphia heiress, Katharine Drexel became a nun and used her inheritance to establish the Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament for African and Native American peoples. She founded missions for Native Americans and Xavier University in New Orleans, the #rst to admit African American students. March 4 – St. Casimir of Poland (1483). When his father sent him to conquer Hungary, Casimir assessed the odds against winning the war and
turned back out of concern for his troops. He resolved never to be involved in war again. March 19 – St. Joseph, husband of Mary (1st Century). Jesus’ earthly father and husband to the Blessed Mother, St. Joseph is a model of fatherhood and a protector of families. March 27 – St. John of Egypt (c.394). Born in modern Assiut, Egypt, St. John became a hermit when he was twenty. He lived an ascetic life but preached publicly on weekends. Also a prophet, he made two accurate predictions for Emperor Theodosius I.
A close, loving relationship with God depends on a rich prayer life. It is through prayer that God guides, consoles, strengthens, challenges, and transforms us. Ingredients of a strong prayer life can include a Scripture reading, quiet meditation, and expectation. Meditate on Scripture each day: The Bible contains everything God wants us to know. Start each morning with a verse, a chapter, or a phrase that speaks to you and carry it with you
throughout the day. Listen in silence: Listening is as important as talking. Spend 15 minutes in silence each day
to listen to what God wants your heart to know. Wait in positive expectation. When we have
faith that God personally loves us and wants what is best, we eagerly await the plans he has for us. “... faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen” (Hebrews 11:1). The conviction
that God hears and answers us makes our prayer truly powerful.
John 11:1-45, Trust, and you shall be rewarded
3 ingredients for powerful prayer
Can you suggest a meaningful sacri"cefor Lent?
God’s ways can be puzzling. In this Gospel passage, Martha and Mary sent word to Jesus that their brother was seriously ill, believing Jesus could help. Yet, Jesus delayed in coming to them and Lazarus died. Despite this, Martha showed great faith: “Even now I know that whatever you ask of God he will give you.” For her #rm faith in God, she was rewarded generously. God never leaves us in our troubles but draws closer to us. When the situation was at its bleakest for his friends, Jesus was with them. He wept;
he wasn’t insensitive to their pain. God’s timing is not ours, yet
everything he does – even when he does it – is with our best interests
in mind. He was not too late for
Lazarus, but right on time
and worked his greatest miracle
yet. The next time it
feels like God isn’t listening, remember Jesus’ own words: “Father I thank you for hearing me. I know that you always hear me.” We can trust his response, while perhaps not what we want, will work for good.
FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT PAGE 7 MARCH 1, 2020
SACRED HEART MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Date/Time Sat. 3/07 4:00 p.m. Sun. 3/08 10:45 a.m.
Lector Julie Kosnik Tim Kempel
Eucharistic Minister
Deacon Frank Barb Bush Bob Gaekle
Mary Landry Mark Landry Tami Nedza
Altar Server Molly Menne Samantha Satoski
Danielle Temores Benjamin Fischer
Usher Mark Satoski Karen Justice Craig Menne Bruce Kehoe
Jeff Zmuda Mike Williams Juan Temores Tim Todd
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ST. PETER MINISTRY SCHEDULE Please find a replacement when unable to serve when scheduled.
Date/Time Tues. 3/07 4:30 p.m. Wed. 3/08 8:00 a.m.
Lector Ruth Livergood James Hannon
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Altar Server Haleigh & Michaela Miller Kaitlyn Day
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Scott Holloway Jeffrey Hilb Tony Raemakers Cecelio Garcia
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SACRED HEART CHURCH
Regular Collection 2/23/20 $3,245.22
Building Fund 2/23/20 $ 110.00
Food Pantry 2/23/20 $ 219.50
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH
Regular Collection 2/23/20 $6,087,00
Building Fund 2/23/20 $ 20.00
ST. PETER CHURCH
Regular Collection 2/23/20 $8,957.00
Building & Maintennace $1,011.00
Poor Relief $ 180.00
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Do you have a family member or a loved one in the hospital OR who is confined to their home and desires or needs a pastoral visit? If so, please notify your parish office.
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Daily Activities • Inpatient TherapyRespite stays • Wound care
Fountainview Terrace
habloespañol
NANCYESQUEDA
219-805-6323REALTOR
www.NaNcyEsquEda.com
Village Supply, Inc.710 Boyd Blvd., La Porte, IN 46350
Industrial Supplies, Contractor SuppliesFire Extinguishers Charged & Inspected
Fire Equipment & Tool Repair
(219) 324-7363
Excavating ServicesVoted Northwest Indiana’s #1 Excavating Service
via a poll conducted by us.Don & Kenny Satoski – (219)363-2448
SATOSKI BROS
Antiques, Collectibles, Memorabilia, Crafts, and Gifts. Booths Available.
623 State St. • LaPorte
ReOPENING! new owner
LaPorte & South Central SchoolsNational Treasures Tour
Washington D.C. TripJune 10-16, 2020
Students, Parents, &Grandparents Welcomewww.gohoosiertravel.com
Bennetts Up Towne Shoppes
Dealers Welcome
REALTOR®
PARISHIONER 323 Pine Lake AveLaPorte, IN 46350
C: 219.363.9512 • O: [email protected]
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