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Updated: 7:11 PM Jul 6, 2008
St. Hedwig’s holds annual Polish Fest
South Bend, IN Summer is full of festivals, and Sunday was time for a favorite among many folks, Saint Hedwig's annual Polish Fest. Posted: 5:46 PM Jul 6, 2008 |
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Summer is full of festivals, and Sunday was time for a favorite among many folks, Saint Hedwig's annual Polish Fest.
From polka music and dancing, to traditional polish food, there was something for everybody at St. Hedwig's Polish Fest.
The annual festival is primarily a fundraiser for the parish, but it is also a time for families and friends to unwind and enjoy each other's company and conversation.
“Wonderful, it's a lot of fun. People enjoy themselves, which is good to see. And it’s inter-generational, with very young people and very old people and everybody in between,” said Fr. Leonard Chrobat, with St. Hedwig’s parish.
Before the festival started Sunday afternoon there was a polka mass at St. Hedwig's.

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