When it comes to operating a large campus in Indiana, you never know what you’re going to get! The large storms that swept across the Midwest at the beginning of April had quite the effect on our campus. Nearby communities like Albion, Kendalville, and Angola saw even more damage to buildings and land. We were thankful that none of the twenty-one tornadoes that swept through Indiana that day hit Rome City.  We are looking at over $10,000 dollars worth of damage to our campus from the two storms. The first storm left most of the damage, downing seven large trees on

Campus planning is beginning! Along with her crown and beautiful white garment, Our Lady will soon be donning her hard hat and construction vest.  Your input is critical to  Our Lady’s work! There was a day when we began the work of reopening this campus, and we were excited that a toilet flushed. We’ve certainly come a long way since then! Thanks to many wonderful volunteers, a small but dedicated staff, supported by generous benefactors, our campus continues to be updated and become more beautiful every year. But we still have a long way to go!   We have signed the

We reached 126% of our goal during the 2-for-1 Annual Appeal!

YOU CRUSHED IT!

First Friday Mass and devotions are back!

April kicked off the return of First Friday Mass and devotions. Through October, every first Friday of the month will begin with the Patriotic Rosary at 5:30 p.m., followed by Mass at 6 p.m., and a light meal afterwards during the summer months (April to October).

Al Langsenkamp, the volunteer president of the Our Lady Patroness of America Center, will present on Our Lady of America after the First Saturday Mass on March 1st

We look forward to welcoming you, your families, friends, and faith groups to our beautiful campus this summer. We provide presentations and tours most Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 11 am (except when noted on our website) or by appointment if those times don’t work for your group.