Foto Feature: OLPH-St. Catharine host annual Christmas boutique

By Matt Michailoff, Food Editor|December 12, 2022

Filled with decorative assortments, raffles and gifts, Our Lady of Perpetual Help-St. Catherine’s parish held its annual Christmas boutique on the weekend of Dec. 3-4 in the OLPH gymnasium. The boutique, the largest fundraiser for the parish, featured a sale of baked goods, fresh wreaths and poinsettias, gifts, silent auctions, pictures with Santa and raffle baskets.

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