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Congratulations to Landon Beaman and George Volmert, two 8th grade students from our Parish who were recently recognized by the Respect Life Apostolate of the Archdiocese of St. Louis for the outstanding essays they submitted as part of the Respect Life Creative Writing Contest.

They're back! Stop by after Sunday's Masses to enjoy fresh donuts, fruit and delicious coffee!

Our celebrations over the three days of the Triduum and Easter were very beautiful! Many, many thanks to all who helped to make all of this possible.

Stop by to receive more info on the Walking With Purpose Bible Study "Living in the Father's Love" April 27th.

Using a popular question-and-answer format, this book examines the historical evidence concerning the fate of Jesus.

"Brothers & Sisters All" - This year's theme shares what the ACA is all about: when we support each other, we are united as one family. Thank you for your generosity this year!

This latest report shows all the good that has occurred to date throughout the Archdiocese and our parish due to the generosity of so many.

All are invited to a day of prayer and reflection including Mass and speakers.

The 8th graders from St. Francis Borgia will be attending the Midwest March for Life on Wednesday, April 20th in Jefferson City. Please keep them and all those participating in your prayers!

Middle school students are invited to celebrate the Easter Season together!

On behalf of Fr. Tony, our Deacons, and our parish staff, we wish you a Blessed Easter! 

As we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord, let us remember to pray for our retired priests, and give back to those who give so much!

Join us in asking the Blessed Mother's intercession for peace in the world.

You won't want to miss out on serving these delicious homemade cinnamon and dinner rolls lovingly baked by our Ladies Sodality at your family Easter meals! Lots of craft and food stands to check out too!

Thank you for supporting the participating schools this Lent season! Drive-thru opens at 4pm on Good Friday.

A richly-textured, moment-by-moment account that brings to vivid life the powerful events that transpired between Jesus' Agony in the Garden and His death on the Cross. Find this book and many others on the bookrack or parish library!

Please join with the parish in praying the Divine Mercy Novena which begins on Good Friday in preparation for Divine Mercy Sunday, April 24.

As we celebrate Palm (Passion) Sunday, we enter into Holy Week.  Please take advantage of this week and make it a holy one for you.

Never has there been spiritual reading as powerful as What Jesus Saw from the Cross, the book that will intensify your love of Jesus by burning the events of His Passion into your memory and imagination.

Last weekend we were sorry to hear of the death of our beloved former Pastor, Msgr. Jack Costello.