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It’s almost time!! Here is a sneak peek at some of the amazing items you will find at our parish rummage sale! We have a...
06/17/2026

It’s almost time!!

Here is a sneak peek at some of the amazing items you will find at our parish rummage sale! We have a huge assortment of furniture, clothes, sports, collectibles, kitchen, home decor, toys, pet, garden, glassware, linens and much more! We are located at 1719 E. Barker Ave Michigan City, IN. Sale starts Thursday, June 18. 9am - 4pm. Friday June 19 9am - 4pm. Saturday June 20 9am to noon. $5 Early Bird 8:30am on Thursday. Enter on Esther St. No holds, cash only, same day pick up. We cannot respond to questions. Come and check us out!

Registration for our parish summer camp is now open - and it’s FREE to attend! Please share with your family and friends...
06/16/2026

Registration for our parish summer camp is now open - and it’s FREE to attend!

Please share with your family and friends who have students in grades 1-12.

The day program runs Monday - Friday, 9 am - 2:30 pm for grades 1-6, and the evening program runs Sunday - Thursday 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm for grades 7-12.

Visit www.mccatholic.org to sign up!

Tomorrow is the last day to drop off your donations to our rummage sale! Our volunteers will be ready to greet you from ...
06/12/2026

Tomorrow is the last day to drop off your donations to our rummage sale! Our volunteers will be ready to greet you from 9 to 2 at our Queen of All Saints campus.

Join us for daily Mass today and every Tuesday and Thursday at our Notre Dame campus! Daily Mass is held in the chapel. ...
06/11/2026

Join us for daily Mass today and every Tuesday and Thursday at our Notre Dame campus!

Daily Mass is held in the chapel. You can park by and enter from the rear of the building for the easiest access to the chapel, or you can park in the main parking lot and enter through the front glass doors and walk through the church into the chapel.

Mass begins at 8:30 am!

Please note :: the summer Mass schedule begins TODAY, June 8! Join us for daily Mass on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at...
06/08/2026

Please note :: the summer Mass schedule begins TODAY, June 8!

Join us for daily Mass on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at our St. Mary campus at 7:30 am and on Tuesday and Thursday at our Notre Dame campus (in the chapel) at 8:30 am.

Today, in celebration of Corpus Christi, nearly 200 Catholics from across Michigan City processed together through the s...
06/07/2026

Today, in celebration of Corpus Christi, nearly 200 Catholics from across Michigan City processed together through the streets, following Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

Along the route, participants stopped at altars at or representing each church. Pictured here is Notre Dame’s altar at Ames Field.

What a powerful witness of faith, unity, and devotion to the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist! Thank you to everyone who joined us!

Due to ongoing HVAC construction at our Queen of All Saints campus, our summer Mass schedule has changed. Please save th...
06/07/2026

Due to ongoing HVAC construction at our Queen of All Saints campus, our summer Mass schedule has changed.

Please save this to your phone and join us all summer long!

🗓️ New schedule begins Monday, June 8 🗓️

Have you heard? We have a new website! Stay up to date with our parish-wide events, Mass schedules, liturgical ministry ...
06/06/2026

Have you heard?

We have a new website!

Stay up to date with our parish-wide events, Mass schedules, liturgical ministry schedules, class offerings, and more at:

➡️ mccatholic.org

Coming soon: new social media pages for Mary Mother of Mercy!

In today’s Gospel (Luke 24:13–35), Jesus joins two disciples on the road to Emmaus, but they do not recognize him. In th...
04/19/2026

In today’s Gospel (Luke 24:13–35), Jesus joins two disciples on the road to Emmaus, but they do not recognize him. In the course of their conversation, he opens the Scriptures to them, disclosing the great biblical patterns that make sense of the “things” they have witnessed. The interpretive key is none other than his own suffering and death, his willingness to go to the limits of godforsakenness in order to save those who had wandered from the divine love.

And through this process they begin to understand the Bible in its totality, and their hearts burn within them. The two disciples press him to stay with them as they draw near the town of Emmaus. Jesus sits down with them, takes bread, says the blessing, breaks it, and gives it to them—and in that moment they recognize him.

*The ultimate means by which we understand Jesus Christ is not the Scriptures but the Eucharist, for the Eucharist is Christ himself, personally and actively present.*

The embodiment of the paschal mystery, the Eucharist is Jesus’s love for the world unto death, his journey into godforsakenness in order to save the most desperate of sinners, his heart broken open in compassion.

-Bishop Robert Barron

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1005 Moore Road
Michigan City, IN
46360

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 2:30pm

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