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Saints Cyril and Methodius Catholic Church at 303 Keller Ave., North Judson, IN 46366-1209 US - Learn more About Us
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Learn more About Us
This page outlines the history of our church, and other information about the Faith and our parish.
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How can I find what the Catholic Church really teaches and why?
The late Bishop Fulton J. Sheen once said that "not 100 in the United States hate the Roman Catholic Church, but millions hate what they mistakenly think the Roman Catholic Church is." Indeed, there are many misconceptions about what the Catholic Church teaches. Click on Links for the truth.
How Does a Person Become a Catholic?
There are several ways. The Catholic Church warmly welcomes new members and tries to provide appropriate spiritual formation according to each person`s needs. In general, though, people who are becoming Catholic fall into three categories: infants and young children; people who, whether ...
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Why does the church bell ring three times every day?
For many decades, anyone living in North Judson has heard the church bell ring at 7 AM, noon, and 6 PM every day of the year except Good Friday and Holy Saturday, but perhaps you did not know why it rings. Actually, it`s not just to remind people when to eat breakfast lunch and dinner, but rather ...
Parish History
North Judson dates its beginning to 1859, when the P.C.C & St. Louis railroad was built. Not, however, until 1871 were any Catholics found here. The progress of Catholicity was slow, and it was not until 1881, that an effort was made by the Catholics to erect a place of worship. Prior to this, ...
Confraternity of Christian Mothers
What strikes us particularly about the origin of the Christian Mothers' Confraternity is that it was so spontaneous. It was not something that was foisted upon Catholic women, but something that grew out of themselves. It was one of those providential movements of the lay apostolate ...
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Our local St. Vincent de Paul conference helps those in need throughout the North Judson - San Pierre area. Call the Rectory at 896-2195 for more information.