ABOUT OUR PARISH

About Our Parish

History of Holy Family Parish

Holy Family is a parish rich in tradition dating back to our humble beginnings in 1945, through the establishment of our parish school in 1954, to the dedication of our beautiful church in 2000. Our Pastor, Rev. Glenn Kohrman, appointed as Holy Family’s ninth pastor (2014), continues to lead our parish community as we grow together in holiness through prayer, sacraments, and service. We welcome new members into our parish family: a holy family indeed!

Christ's great commission was to "Go make Disciples of all Nations". In Latin the word for disciple simply means student. We are all called to be disciples or students of Jesus. Here at Holy Family we understand the value of Education and how important it is to make our world a better place. There are many pillars to our faith and the social teaching of the Church, but it seems to be well summarized by the following four pillars: Human Dignity, every human is valued by God from the first moment of conception to natural death, Religious Liberty, real faith can only be lived in the context of freedom, we profound respect everyone's faith, Solidarity, we are all one in the family of humanity and we strive to see everyone as a brother and sister, and lastly Subsidiarity, this simply means we try and empower our students to be pro-active and try and solve problems that are most near to them. We are called to recognize the face of Christ in everyone we meet. If we do that, there is a chance they may recognize Christ in us!

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Victim Assistance

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If you or someone you know is the victim of sexual misconduct or abuse by a member of the clergy or anyone ministering on behalf of the Church, we are here to help and listen. As part of our ongoing care for victims of sexual misconduct and abuse, we offer pastoral support and counseling.

We pledge to listen, support, investigate, and follow our policies and procedures outlined by the bishop. Please contact civil authorities and the diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator.

Jodi Marlin
Victim Assistance Coordinator
Phone: (260) 399-1447

jmarlin@diocesefwsb.org

About Us

We welcome you all to be part of our community.

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CONTACT

574-282-2317

hfamily135@diocesefwsb.org

56405 Mayflower Rd, South Bend, IN, United States

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