Parish Groups and Activities

  • Soul Sisters Women’s Group

    Soul Sisters Women’s Group

    Sunday, August 29, 2021: All women of the parish are invited to be renewed and refreshed. Catch up with old friends and meet some new friends. Join us from immediately after 11am Mass until 1:30pm. to Thursday, January 1, 1970: All women of the parish are invited to be renewed and refreshed. Catch up with…

  • Quilters 2021 Raffle Tickets

    Thursday, April 8, 2021: Get prepared for spring with raffle tickets which are 6 for $10. Cash or check to St. Justin Martyr Quilters can be taken or mailed to the Parish Office. to Thursday, January 1, 1970: Get prepared for spring with raffle tickets which are 6 for $10. Cash or check to St.…

  • Light Shines BRIGHT!

    Light Shines BRIGHT!

    Saturday, December 19, 2020: You’re invited to participate in SJM’s Drive-Thru Christmas Lights Display. Parishioners are invited to register their homes to be on the official Light Map, and participants in the drive-thru can register to receive Maps and Scavenger Hunt Sheets. Join us at SJM for a Live Nativity with real animals!!! Yard signs…

  • Advent by Candlelight

    Advent by Candlelight

    Sunday, December 13, 2020: Join us for a unique experience of Advent by Candlelight this year on December 13 in the church. Our featured speaker is Sr. Karolyn Nunes, FSGM and this year’s theme is “FEAR NOT.” Refresh your spirit with a night of HOPE and Christmas music! to Thursday, January 1, 1970: Join us…

  • St. Justin COVID-19 Update: Return to School Plan 2020

    St. Justin COVID-19 Update: Return to School Plan 2020

    Return to School Plan has been updated (as of 8/6/20) to reflect our new mask wearing policy.

  • Tips for Talking to Children about Difficult Subjects/News Reports

    Tips for Talking to Children about Difficult Subjects/News Reports

    The topic of sex abuse, particularly child sex abuse, is a daunting one for parents. Every parent must consider many factors, including the best age-appropriate way to discuss the topic. Below are some points to consider, provided by the Office of Child and Youth Protection of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.