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St. Mary of Perpetual Help Holding Oktoberfest Party Sunday

Money raised from the event will go toward the parish.

Mass For First Responders Planned At St. Mary In Bridgeport

A blessing of the badges will be held after the Mass at St. Mary of Perpetual Help.

'Blue Mass' Honoring Police Officers Set For Bridgeport

The Mass is scheduled for 6 p.m. Sept. 28 at St. Mary Of Perpetual Help, 1039 W. 32nd St.

Bridgeport's Biggest Garage Sale Coming Back

Local vendors will also display tables stacked with wares for sale.

Bridgeport's Biggest Garage Sale Is Coming Soon

The ninth annual garage sale takes place from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 8 at 1039 W. 32nd St.

Bridgeport Parish To Host 'World's Best Bake Sale'

The holiday bake sale at St. Mary of Perpetual Help will feature traditional and ethnic treats.

9 Places You Should Visit During the See Architecture Foundation Open House

These architectural gems will be open to the public this weekend.

St. Barbara Concert Serves as Fundraiser for New Church Organ

The special performance will serve as a fundraiser for a new parish organ.

Get Ready to Shop at Bridgeport's Biggest Garage Sale

St. Marty of Perpetual Help Church's annual sale features an all-you-can-grab "power hour."

South Side Buildings Open Doors for Annual 'Open House Chicago'

The free event invites curiosity seekers to wander into interesting city buildings.

St. Mary of Perpetual Help Celebrates 130 Years with Neighborhood Party

Neighbors and parishioners are invited to a cookout to conclude the yearlong anniversary celebration.

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