22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

10700 ABOITE CENTER ROAD ~ FORT WAYNE INDIANA 46804 ~ (260) 432-0268 Fr. Dave Voors, Pastor ~ Fr. Louis Fowoyo, Parochial Vicar ~ Fr. Thomas Zehr, Parochial Vicar

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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church

September 1, 2019

Parish Mission Statement The people of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish seek to grow in Christ and follow His teachings.

Sunday, September 1 Nursery Open for 9:30 and 11:30 am Masses Catholic Info Session after All Masses, Fr. Solanus 12:45 pm Baptisms, Church 2:45 pm Contemporary Choir, Church

Monday, September 2 Labor Day Building Closed after 9:00 am Mass

Tuesday, September 3 9:00 am MOMs Group, Mother Teresa 6:00 pm Knights of Columbus, Parish Hall 6:30 pm Fraternus, Cafe 6:30 pm Fidelis, Youth Room 7:30 pm Old Men’s Basketball, Gym

Wednesday, September 4 6:45 am Mens Group, Mother Teresa 6:30 pm Parish Finance Council Mtg., Parish Office 7:00 pm The One is Three Retreat, Mother Teresa 7:00 pm Women’s CRHP Team 55, Mother Seton Thursday, September 5 No Activities Friday, September 6, No School 12:00 pm Set up for CRHP, Parish Hall 8:00 pm Agape Service, DMEC Saturday, September 7 All Day CRHP weekend, Parish Hall 8:00 pm CRHP Reconciliation, Church Sunday, September 8 Nursery Open for 9:30 and 11:30 am Masses All Day CRHP weekend, Parish Hall 9:30 am Children’s Liturgy of the Word 5:00 pm High School Youth Gr. Kickoff, PAC 5:15 pm RE Grades 1-6 Parent/Student Mtg., Cafe 5:15 pm RE Grades 7 & 8

CHANGES FROM NORMAL MASS TIMES & LOCATIONS ARE NOTED IN RED

Monday, September 2 St. Zenon, Martyr 1 Thes 4:13-18/Ps 96:1 and 3, 4-5, 11-12, 13/Lk 4:16-30 9:00 am Special Intention (JA) 6:30 pm No Reconciliation 6:30 pm No Mass (Labor Day) Tuesday, September 3 St. Gregory the Great, Pope & Doctor 1 Thes 5:1-6, 9-11/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14/Lk 4:31-37 6:30 am Barbara Reber † 7:00 am Exposition until 6:30 pm DMEC 9:00 am Kevin Rogers † (DMEC) Wednesday, September 4 St. Rosalia, Virgin Col 1:1-8/Ps 52:10, 11/Lk 4:38-44 9:00 am The Jones/Eckert Family † Thursday, September 5 St. Mother Theresa of Calcutta Col 1:9-14/Ps 98:2-3ab, 3cd-4, 5-6/Lk 5:1-11 6:30 am All Souls (SI) 9:00 am Philip Wolpert † 5:45 pm Reconciliation until 6:10 pm 6:30 pm Andrew Fenker † Friday, September 6 St. Zachary, Prophet Col 1:15-20/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5/Lk 5:33-39 6:30 am ACS (SI) 9:00 am John Krueger † Saturday, September 7 St. Regina, Virgin & Martyr Col 1:21-23/Ps 54:3-4, 6 and 8/Lk 6:1-5 9:00 am Immaculate Heart Mass 9:30 am Reconciliation until 10:30 9:30 am Exposition until 10:30 am 3:30 pm Reconciliation until 4:00 pm 4:30 pm CAS (SI) Sunday, September 8 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Wis 9:13-18b/Ps 90:3-6, 12-17/Phlm 9-10, 12-17/Lk 14:25-33 7:30 am For the People of the Parish 9:30 am Joan Johnson Megley † 11:30 am John J. Teders † 4:00 pm Julio Traverso †

22 ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 † PG 2

COME WORSHIP WITH US MASSES, CONFESSIONS, AND

EUCHARISTIC EXPOSITION WEEKLY CALENDAR

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Trivia Answer: Spain

ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC CHURCH † PG 3

Notes From Fr. Dave

Christ Renews His Parish (CRHP) - Meeting the LORD in Others

The women's and men's CRHP teams are preparing for the upcoming CRHP weekends. All 18+ are invited. Women’s Weekend: Sept. 7-8 Men’s Weekend: Sept. 21-22 No Cost! Put on by men and women of the Parish who's lives have been strengthened and guided by their own CRHP weekend! Sign up near the Welcome Center (near front door of Church) or call the Parish office or visit our website: seasfw.org.

Special Celebration of Confirmation!! - Warsaw, IN - Next Saturday

Please KEEP IN YOUR PRAYERS Sara Johnson and Celeste Ferrando who will be receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation with Bishop Rhoades this coming Saturday, Sept. 7.

25th, 50th, 60th Wedding Anniversary - Mass with Bishop Rhoades SEPT. 22 Is this your 25th, 50th or 60th

Wedding Anniversary year? Join in a wonderful celebration with Bishop Rhoades on Sunday, September 22 at the 11:30 am Mass at the Cathedral in Fort Wayne followed by a nice dinner at nearby St. Mary's (downtown). Call the Family Life Office, 1-574-234-0687 or register online at diocesefwsb.org. Click on "Marriage." Registration will close on Monday, September 16.

The Month of September - Honoring the Sorrows of Mary Do you know the 7 Sorrows of the B.V.M.??

Answer next week!

Fr. Louis spotted at

The "Old Fort" this past weekend

Fr. Louis with Miami Native American Mark Stuerzenberger as he reenacts events from the 1700's at the "Old Fort" here in Fort Wayne this past weekend.

RCIA Roman Catholic Instruction for Adults Wish to be Catholic?

Wish to Learn about Catholic Faith? Need a "jump start" in knowing God? If you are interested in becoming Catholic or learning about the Catholic Faith, classes are soon to begin! CALL CAROLE YANEY TODAY AND LEAVE A MESSAGE. 432-0268 Ext. 107 This is a great opportunity to learn about the Catholic Faith and grow closer to Jesus our Savior and Lord!

The 'One Thing' is Three Book Study By Fr. Michael Gaitley Even if you haven't registered...just show up!! Join us for a ten week book study! This book by Fr. Michael Gaitley focuses on the Trinity and communion. It helps people grow in love and greater knowledge of the Trinity by using practical and easy to understand language. All are welcome! Begins THIS Wednesdays at 7:00 pm, Mother Teresa Room FREE Free childcare also available.

Eucharistic Exposition DIVINE MERCY CHAPEL Tuesday: 7:00 am - 6:30 pm Saturday: 9:30 - 10:30 am

Labor Day: Holy Mass 9 am. Eucharistic Exposition Holy Hour immediately after Mass!

22 ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 † PG 4

Parish Stewardship August 25, 2016

Adult & Loose: $ 15,581.37

Online Giving: $ 17,363.50

Total for the Week: $ 32,944.87

Last weekend’s Second Collection: Catholic University $ 2,352.76

Total Debt to Diocese as of July 31, 2019: $ 559,241.80 Next weekend’s Second Collection: Catholic Communications Campaign Children’s Stewardship: My Time: “being funny” Jess “prayed a rosary” Ethan My Talent: “Building legos” Katie “making cards for grandma” Molly & Luke My Treasure: $ 86.70

THANK YOU For Your Generous Support

TRIVIA QUESTION OF THE

WEEK?

Which president was the 1st to build a Presidential library?

Please send answer to

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Sponsor of the Week.

We offer our prayers and sympathies to the family of Muriel Zisk who

recently passed away. We also offer our prayers and sympathies to our parishioners Patrice & John Ocken

and family on the death of her beloved mother, Helen Doyle.

May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed through the mercy of God rest in peace.

† Our Sympathy †

WELCOME TO OUR NEW PARISHIONERS AND FAMILES

JULY 2019

Mr. & Mrs. William Belleville Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Cahill

Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Chin Dr. & Mrs. Ryan Diepenbrock

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Kohnen

Ms. Janelle Lose Mr. Gerald & Ms. Jessica Morales

Mr. Peter & Dr. Linda Mbah Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Newcomb

Mr. & Mrs. Trent Profit Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Schuster

Mr. Evan Thomas WELCOME TO THE ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON COMMUNITY

Stuff the Trunk

St. Vincent de Paul Society will have a truck parked by the grotto to accept donations from September 11-17 for the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store. The truck will be staffed from 3:30-7:00 pm on weekdays, from 12:00-6:00 pm on Saturday, and from 9:00 am-1:00 pm and 4:00-6:00 pm on Sunday.

Newly Baptized

Grace Ann Dillon Child of Robert & Heather Dillon

Aviana Nicole Bermes

Child of Steven & Shannon Bermes

William Everett Kennedy Child of Christopher & Carly Everett

Hendricks Russell Newcomb Child of Kyle & Jessica Newcomb

Winnifred Marie Torres Child of Joshawa & Megan Torres

Pro Life Ministry

Our next meeting is on Monday, Sept.9 at 7:00 pm in the Fr. Solanus room. We will be making plans for 'Spiritual Adoption" and for the 40 Days for Life campaign. Our parish day of prayer will be on October 2. We will be making plans for that day when we will cover the hours of prayer at the 40 Days for Life site from 8:00 am - 8:00 pm. Everyone is invited.

Full Time Job Opening

St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church is looking for a full-time administrative assistant. Working hours are Monday - Friday (8:30am-4:30pm). The position is hourly and eligible for Diocesan Benefits. To apply, please email a cover letter, resume, and completed application to Fr. Jay Horning at frjay@saintv.org .

For questions, please email Fr. Jay Horning.

Little Flower Holy Hour For Vocations

Saint Mother Theodore Guerin

Chapel

September 3: Fr. Patrick Hake

Adjacent to the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC CHURCH † PG 5

Reconciliation Monday and Thursday: 5:45-6:10 pm (Please note, last confession heard is at 6:10 pm) Saturday 9:30-10:30 am, 3:30-4:00 pm.

Matrimony Engaged couples wishing to marry at St. Elizabeth’s are asked to contact Raeann Mullen, ext. 104, before reserving a wedding date. Weddings typically take place at the Catholic parish where the bride or groom have been registered for some time and are attending Mass regularly. Marriage preparation classes take about six months to complete, and it is never too early to begin the preparation program.

Baptisms Infant Baptisms are typically celebrated at 12:45 pm on the 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month. Please call the parish office to schedule a baptism. Parents must attend a preparation class prior to the Baptism.

Christian Initiation We welcome anyone interested in embracing the Catholic faith. Please contact Carole Yaney (432-0268 ext. 107) in the parish office for more information.

Anointing of the Sick and Communion Calls Please call the parish office to keep us informed of the sick and homebound or to schedule an anointing.

Liturgical Ministers: Sept 7 & 8 NAMES THAT ARE ITALICIZED ARE REQUESTING A SUB TIME 4:30 #% 7:30 #$ 9:30 #$ 11:30 #$ 4:00 %$

LECTORS Judy Doell Scarlet Sobasky

Jenn Engquist Charlene Burian

Rick Nill Steve Bush

Jason Woolard Ron Orman

Jennifer Vincent Dave Francis

EXTRAORDINARY

MINISTERS

OF HOLY COMMUNION

Sally Smith - * Deb Schroeder Brook Schroeder Steve Baker Von Bultemeyer Debbe Geary Carol Savieo Geri Fromm Mark Clay Elaine Pontillo John Rang

Robert Dufallo - * Tom Edwards Patty Edwards Dan Kartholl Cheryl Kartholl Teresa Dunn Elizabeth Merkler Pam Walker Marty Hochstetler Terri Johns Rich Burton

Susan Rost - * Michael Rost Judy Farkas Amy Salem Margie Pfister Jim Pfister Angela Minnich Nathan Minnich Susan Price Julie Nill

Ann Cozad - * Nancy Kelsey Gretchen Robles Jack Dunifon Kathy Denice Jason Wright NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED NOT FILLED

NOT FILLED - * Jack Tyndall David Tyndall Steve Schreck Tammy Soter-Simoes Toriana Simoes Chie Valcarcel Julie Gabriel Sharen Gall Angie Proffitt Cindy Domenico

SERVERS

Diego Nino Antonio Nino, Jr Jacob Schroeder Isaac Schroeder

Emma Kleber Sophie Kleber Evan Walker NOT FILLED

Isabelle Nill Ashley Nill Joseph Allen Anthony Allen

Reese Gosche Audrey Alter Ava Alter Noah Becker

Brooklynn Gray Wyatt Miller Keegan McCawley Carmella Gabriel

USHERS

Sofia Dunifon Marvin Steyer Chris Pozorski

Randy Walker Chris Landrigan Sue Iannucilli

Nathalie Rouamba Guieswende Rouamba Chris Stevens

Greg Gosche Greg Dee Jacob Gibson

Julie Campbell Chris Campbell Bryan Smith

WELCOME CENTER HOST

Carole Yaney Judith Diebel Amy Allen Tracy Allen

Angie Woolard Kara Slocum

Peter LaMaster

ALL Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Lectors, Servers, Ushers, and Welcome Center Hosts:

It’s time to put away dates in for the Fall Ministry Schedule (October 5-December 22, 2019). Please check your calendar and enter ANY away dates BEFORE the next schedule is run on September 9.

Consider these special dates: Fall Break Halloween All Saints Masses October 31 (Vigil) and Friday, November 1. (A Holy Day of Obligation) Thanksgiving Weekend November 28 -December 1 You may also request dates that you’d like to be scheduled too and/or you could be scheduled for these dates; so please remember to enter all of your away date information for these busy fall months via the website or by calling in the parish office at 432-0268 x 104.

Sacraments

22 ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 † PG 6

Cats in a Cat Treeeee Cats are often mistaken as a “low maintenance” pet. We take them into our homes and expect them to immediately comply to all our rules and lifestyle, not giving the same attention to our cats as we would dogs, and yet wondering why people sometimes call their cats mean...the reality

is, cats have their own needs that if we don’t meet them, they will be destructive, distant, and generally unfriendly. After all, cats are meant to climb, meant to hunt, and meant to claw so without these outlets we shouldn’t be surprised to see them scratching our couches and climbing on our tables and hunting our feet instead of their toys. Before you just call me the crazy cat lady (which I am) I think the same can be said for evangelization. If we aren’t meeting people where they are at, we shouldn’t be surprised when people appear angry, outspoken, and sometimes downright rude in regards to moral or spiritual Truths. Like cats, all people have a general need in life, for us, a hole that can only be filled by God; but how that need is expressed can be drastically different from person to person. We aren’t a cookie cutter model of each other for how we relate to God. Even cats can have drastically different tastes in what kind of scratchers they like, what toys, or what foods, proving that even animals do not have a “one size fits all” design. Sometimes when we think of evangelizing, it is easy to have our own agenda, rather than meeting people where they are at. If we think of the generic stereotype of missionaries coming to our door, we can see how this approach will turn more people off than show them the beauty of God. Now, before you think this mindset gives you the excuse to not evangelize, realize there is beauty in sharing the Faith and even in other faiths boldness in spreading the Good News from door to door, but how we do this matters just as much as our courage in doing it. Instead of going in with a Bible verse and words of “have you been saved?”, we could have a different approach of, How are you? What can I do to help you? I’m from so and so Church and I just wanted to invite you. Do you have any questions about God I can help you answer? If the person is a Christian we can even talk to them about Jesus without directly trying to convert them to Catholicism, but rejoicing in our similarities, sharing each other’s faiths, and asking them questions. Without first listening we cannot expect the other to listen either. Once again, people aren’t that simple of a “thing”. We can’t enter evangelization with a mindset of you must be saved! You need Jesus! For all we know, the person so hateful against the pro-life movement had an abortion herself and is covering that pain by trying to convince herself that it wasn’t a baby. That person we are trying to tell about the love of the Father could have a terrible father and while that makes God the perfect answer to this need, they probably won’t be ready for this the first moment you try to talk to them. Even our own family and friends often have baggage we are unaware of. We will never reach them without first listening and in the purpose of evangelization, asking questions. After all, the questions are as numerous as the people on this planet. We won’t know what to ask until we meet someone, possibly even grow in relationship with them, and listen to the Holy Spirit for His words and not ours. So how do you evangelize? This article is by no means meant to scare anyone about evangelization or “get you off the hook” by thinking about all we can do wrong. After all, even if we “mess up” God uses this for good and we can still reach people, just not always as effectively. We should never stop trying. We should never stop trusting because ultimately, it is the Holy Spirit who speaks through us if we let Him. Evangelization isn’t as hard as we think. We don’t have to go from door to door. We must ultimately do what God calls us to, but all it starts with is one question, How are you? ~ Trisha Trout

BECOMING CATHOLIC It not too late to sign up for RCIA classes, which start next week. If you know someone who might be interested in learning more about the Catholic faith, or are interested yourself, please contact Carole Yaney in the Parish Office. RCIA classes meet on Monday evenings. Free babysitting is available. RCIA Please continue to pray for those who may be called to learning more about the Catholic Faith. If you are interested in walking as a Sponsor with a person who is thinking about becoming Catholic, please contact Carole Yaney in the parish office.

EPHESIANS 8-WEEK BIBLE STUDY Calling all NEW and EXPERIENCED Bible study lovers or “wanna-be”

lovers…We are offering an 8-week Bible Study on Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. You are invited to join us as together we grow in faith and friendship. Bible Study meets every Thursday starting September 26 through November 14. There are two sessions: The morning session meets from 10:00-11:30 am and the evening session meets from 7:00-8:30 pm. Free childcare is available during the evening session.

The class can also be taken as an independent study at home by enrolling in either session. Contact Carole Yaney at cyaney@seasfw.org if you enroll in the course as an independent study.

Registration is available online by going to www.seasfw.org/85. Online registration will allow materials to be mailed directly to you as well as access to videos online. You can register online anytime. Manual registration forms are available in the Gathering Area through September 15. The cost of online registration is $33.10 (including tax and shipping and handling) and the cost to registration in the Gathering Area is $35.

SMALL FAITH COMMUNITIES: SIX WEEKS Are you looking to grow in your faith? Do you want to make new friends or feel more connected to the community? If so, you won’t want to

miss our upcoming Six-Week Small Faith Community activity. A variety of days and times are available. FREE babysitting is available during many of the evening sessions. You can make your own group, re-join an existing group, or select a time and day that works best for you. We will be studying Vinny Flynn’s Seven Secrets of Divine Mercy. The cost is $5 which includes the book and a participant guide. Registration begins next week. Contact Carole Yaney with any

ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC CHURCH † PG 7

Youth Formation/Religious Education Have begun!

Prayers appreciated for all our students and their parents as we begin a new year of youth formation! September 8 & 9: Grades 1-6 parents and students please meet in the cafeteria Grades 7 & 8 students go directly to class. Make sure you are registered! Registrations still welcome! Go to www.seasfw.org/72 to register online, print a form or find more details.

Children’s Liturgy of the Word is starting September 8 at the 9:30 am Mass. . If you are an adult or student interested in helping present the lessons and/or helping the children do the activities we would love to have you! CLOW takes place during the 9:30am Sunday Mass and breaks for school holidays. Contact Kim Conte at kconte@seasfw.org or 432-0268 if you are interested.

Join us in the school gym on Sunday, September 8 from 5 - 8 pm for our “COOKOUT KICKOFF”

This is our first event of the year and

we’re excited to meet you!

Fidelis & Fraternusnus Fidelis & FraternuTuesdays from 6:30

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Middle and High School 303030

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Join us for weekly mee"ngs that include compe""ve games / ac"vi"es, dinner and a challenge to pray and apply virtue in the coming week.

For more information, contact Linda or Dan

Landrigan at dllandrigan@gmail.com

Find us at:

www.fidelisonline.net or

www.fraternus.net

Need something spiritual to give your life a boost? Attend a Christ Renews His Parish Retreat!

Women’s Weekend: September 7 & 8 Men’s Weekend: September 14 & 15 Register in the Gathering Area or by going online www.seasfw.org/103. 5 years or more since you’ve been on a weekend? It may be time to go again. Catholics and non-Catholics from our parish are welcome!

FOOD DONATIONS ARE NEEDED!

go to www.seasfw.org/103

To sign up for food

22 ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME, SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 † PG 8

A Message From Our Principal Greetings! We have a few weeks underway and we are off to a great start to the school y ear! Our 8th grade just came back from Leadership Camp. This is such an awesome three day leadership building experience! It really sets the year off to a great start for our 8th graders!

We begin our Fall NWEA Assessment for grades K-8 next week, and the tests can run through September 13th. The following week the teachers will meet with the students to go over the results.

Labor Day is Monday, September 2, and I hope everyone enjoys their day off with the family and friends!

Many blessings,

Miss Widner, Principal

School Calendar September 2: Labor Day– No School!

September 3: 13 NWEA Fall Assessment for grades K-8

September 4: Early Dismissal at 2:00pm

September 6: No School for teacher workshop

Check us out on Facebook and Twitter

Alumni Connection Please keep us posted on your SJSE Alumni. Send any updates to Sarah Shively at sshively@seascsfw.org. We’ll highlight them on our social media pages and email communications.

Welcome!! A warm welcome to our new Middle School Religion teacher, Miss Rachel Meixner! Miss Meixner has big plans for our Middle School students. We welcome her and are so very happy to have her on our team.

HASA Seton Night Live

We are in the process of planning for SNL 2020. Currently, we our searching for possible item donors and business sponsors. Please contact Sarah Shively in the Development office to inquire about a possible business partnership at 574-265-3642 or sshively@seascsfw.org or Katie Slee at sleekatie@yahoo.com.

Most Needed Donations: Time-share donations, sporting event tickets, concert tickets.

Thank you so much for your consideration!

Save the Date for Seton Night Live 2020: Saturday, March 21, 2020

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14413 Illinois Rd., Ste. C • Fort Wayne, IN 46814

260-616-0184 www.Envision-Eyes.comChristina Mummert, O.D. • PARISHIONER Susan Goode, O.D.

Dr. Stephen Ross Clinical & Forensic Psychologist • Parishioner

Individual & Family Therapy with Children, Adolescents & Adults Diplomate, American Board of Professional Psychology

436-4100

Office: 416-5051Cell: 260-413-1747Mark DippoldBroker/RealtorParishioner

ROTH WEHRLY GRABER5503 Coventry Lane mdippold@cbrwg.com

Parishioner - Jeremy Bock

www.omsafw.com • 260.423.2340 *Parishioners

Dr. Steven J. Butler, D.D.S. *Dr. Michael J. Stronczek, D.D.S., M.S. *Dr. Steven R. Schimmele, D.D.S., F.A.C.S.

*Dr. J. Terrence O’Neill, D.D.S. Dr. Lucas S. Reed, D.D.S., M.S.

Dr. Ryan Diepenbrock, D.D.S., F.A.A.C.S.

Dr. Jeff LevendaSports Medicine Family Practice

•Specializing in Musculoskeletal Medicine•Accepting Patients from Pediatric to Elderly

By Appointment or Walk-InContact Jeff at: 260-478-5210www.lutheranmedicalgroup.com

Parishioner FLOWERS & GIFTS, INC.

2135 Wells St. 426-3052

Lisa Saxe, DPT, MTC | Parishioner260.489.9887 www.msoptherapy.com

3 Locations N • SW • NE

Marcus Jimenez, MD, FACS Parishioner

7231 Engle Road • 260-432-7654www.TheMedicalSpa.com • www.IndianaVein.com