St. Justin Martyr Parish is a vibrant and active community with many ministries. Get involved today! We have something for everyone. See the list here for contact information.
If you don’t see what you are looking for, or if you need to update your organization’s information on this page, contact the parish office: 314-843-8482 or send an email.
Administration and Operations Commission
This commission advises the pastor on upkeep, repair, and modifications of parish property, ensures functional, safe and inviting facilities, and promotes facilities as a physical manifestation of the parish’s evangelism effort.
Garden Team
This group maintains existing flowering beds by mulching, edging, weeding and trimming plants; also planting annuals, perennials, and bulbs. Volunteers meet twice monthly. Contact: John Hoffmann314-842-6904 or john-hoffmann@sbcglobal.net
Rectory Dinners
Share your culinary skills with our parish priests. Our volunteers drop the meals off on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings for the priests’ enjoyment. Contact: Parish Office, 314-843-8482 or business@stjustinmartyr.org
Altar Angels
Volunteers clean the sacristy on Friday mornings after the 8:00 a.m. Mass. Each volunteer is scheduled to clean once a month. Contact: Tammy Barnes, 314-849-0887 or barnesben@sbcglobal.net
Linen Ladies
Volunteers for this ministry wash and iron liturgical linens on a weekly basis during a designated month. There is an annual meeting in October to set up the following year’s schedule. Contact: Parish Office, 314-843-8482 or business@stjustinmartyr.org
Building and Grounds
Serves the parish by facilitating cooperation and communication between all parish entities during planning and execution of all significant building and grounds projects. Prepares and maintains an integrated parish-wide Building and Grounds Plan to help prioritize the long-term maintenance/repairs and capital needs of St. Justin Parish and provides a forum for all parish members to present ideas or concerns related to St. Justin buildings and grounds. Contact person: Brent Richter, 314-842-3046 or brichter@alberici.com
Liturgy
The Liturgy Committee coordinates the most important area of parish life—the worship of our faith community. Together with the parish priests, the members plan seasonal, ordinary-time, and special Liturgies. Contact person: Deacon Mark Jaeger 314-709-1957 or markjaeger@archstl.org
Choirs/Musicians/Cantors
The music at Mass is provided by choir, cantors, and a variety of instruments. On Sundays, the Adult Choir leads the singing at the 9 a.m. Mass. The choirs also lead appropriate liturgical music at special celebrations such as Christmas and Holy Week. Anyone with the desire to serve in this ministry is invited to participate as instrumentalists or vocalists. Contact person: Sue Vonderheid, 314-843-8482, ext. 2706, 314-398-4851,
stvonderheid@gmail.com
Catechesis of the Good Shepard
CGS is a Montessori-based program of religious education for young children, which is taught by trained leaders. St. Justin Martyr currently offers Level 1, for children ages 3-6 years old and Level 2 for children 6-9 years old. In the Atriums (the environment where CGS is offered) children are introduced to “prayer works” to contemplate the life of Jesus, parables, the liturgy, and more. Each week children may receive a hands-on presentation about our Catholic faith and the session always includes prayer time. If you are interested in becoming a trained leader or teacher’s aide throughout the school year, please contact Marge Kathalynas at kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org or 314-635-2499.
Extraordinary Ministers
Assists the celebrant in the distribution of the Eucharist, the Body and Blood of Christ at Sunday Liturgies, during the week, and Holy days. Some ministers may bring the Eucharist to the sick and homebound members of the parish. Must be 18 years of age and older for this ministry. Contact person: Jeannine Szatkowski, 314-472-5717 or djszatkowski@gmail.com
FAITH Alive in the Home
FAITH provides engaging resources and guidance to assist parents in preparing their child (18 months-4 years old) for school readiness as well as spiritual and moral growth. Trained facilitators visit the family’s home on a monthly basis to support parents in integrating the Catholic faith traditions with other developmental areas to form the whole child. Please contact Marge Kathalynas for further information or to register your family for FAITH Alive!
Contact: kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org or 314-635-2499. If you are interested in becoming a trained spiritual facilitator for these young families, please contact Marge Kathalynas. The Archdiocese offers half-day training sessions at the Rigali Center multiple times throughout the year.
Lectors
Men and women of the parish serve as readers (lectors) at Sunday and Holy Day liturgies. High school students and older are welcome to be lectors. Contact person: Greg Uhrhan, 636-373-1288 or Uhrhan@yahoo.com
Mass Coordinators
Do about 5 minutes of setup and cleanup before and after each weekend Mass. Set up the credence table with the bread, wine, linens, etc. beforehand. Afterwards, put everything back away. You can choose your preferred Mass time. Contact person: Jeannine Szatkowski, 314- 472-5717 or djszatkowski@gmail.com
Servers
Students in Grade 5 and up are invited to become servers at the Liturgy. Training is provided for those who are new. Servers are usually scheduled on a monthly cycle. Contact: Beth Lauver . (314) 795-1323 or lauver@gmail.com
Ushers/Greeters
Ushers/Greeters of today have descended from a long line of people of God who have gone before them. Their ministry is rooted in scripture and tradition. In church history the Usher was one of the lesser orders of Cantor and (Ostiarius or doorkeeper). Today in addition to their traditional duties, our Ushers/Greeters are at each Weekend Mass and special occasion Masses to welcome and pass out Missals to parishioners and visitors. They serve at
Funerals to greet and hand out personalized Mass programs and assist visitors. They are also available to serve as needed for Wakes held in the church. They are responsible for assisting the assembly in case of an emergency. At the end of Mass, our Ushers/Greeters pass out the Weekly Bulletin and prepare the Church for the next Mass. We invite adults interested in joining our staff to talk with one of the Usher/Greeters or call our Contact person: Michael Koehler, 314-821-1871 or dragon_1966@hotmail.com
Art & Environment
Decorations bring the beauty of God’s creation into the place of worship through art and nature. The artwork comes through seasonal banners and decorations for Christmas, Holy Week, and other special occasions. The beauty of God’s natural creation comes into the Church through altar flowers, live plants, wreaths, and trees. Those who serve in this ministry love to make things beautiful. “How lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of Hosts.” Psalm 84. Contact person: Mary Gioia, 314-849-7659
Sacramental Preparation
Baptism
“Holy Baptism is the basis of the whole Christian life, the gateway to life in the Spirit, and the door which gives access to the other sacraments. Through Baptism, we are freed from sin and reborn as sons and daughters of God; we become members of Christ, are incorporated into the Church, and made sharers in her mission…” (Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1213) For infant baptism, please contact the Parish Office at 314-843-8482 x0.
Catechumenate (RCIA)
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults is a process to prepare the unbaptized and those already baptized in another faith tradition, to become full participating members of our faith. This process involves study and instruction, reflection on the Sunday reading, and prayer. Those involved in the RCIA meet weekly from mid-September until Easter. Sponsors from the parish community journey with those in the process. Contact person: Rev. Brian Hecktor 314-843-8482 ext 2505 or frhecktor@stjustinmartyr.org
Marriage Preparation
Our faith honors marriage as a true vocation and sacrament, so we want to prepare for the marriage before we prepare for the wedding. Interested couples should meet with a priest at least nine months prior to plans being set. Following this consultation, engaged couples are offered a choice of enrichment meetings by the parish and Archdiocese. Contact person: Rev. Brian Hecktor 314-843-8482 ext 2505 or frhecktor@stjustinmartyr.org
First Reconciliation and First Communion
Sacramental preparations for First Reconciliation and First Communion take place in 2nd grade for the Day school and Parish School of Religion program. The preparation of these Sacraments requires family involvement, class attendance, and retreats. Families should try to establish three habits if they aren’t in place already: daily prayers at home, Mass attendance, and classroom curriculum. Students celebrate First Reconciliation in December and First Holy Communion in April. Please contact Marge Kathalynas, 314-843-6447, ext. 2499 or Kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org.
Confirmation
This is the year our 8th graders will open themselves to the Holy Spirit and commit themselves to celebrate the sacrament of Confirmation. They will want to assume a more “adult” position in our faith community and contemplate God’s plan for their future in our Church. This is not the end of their spiritual journey! Confirmation instruction is administered in the Day school and the Parish School of Religion program. The Sacrament is celebrated at the Cathedral once a year, generally in the spring. Please contact Marge Kathalynas at 314-843-6447, ext. 2499 or Kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org.
Retreats and Devotions
ACTS Retreats
This parish-based retreat offers the opportunity to renew your spirituality and prayer life, strengthen your faith and its application in your daily life, and build lasting friendships. It is presented by fellow parishioners with spiritual direction from our parish priests. Utilizing prayer, service, and teaching, the ACTS Retreat meets people where they are in their spiritual journey and invites them to experience God in a manner that is both personal and communal. Contact person for Women’s retreat: Jen Mosby 314-540-7678 or jmosby06@outlook.com; for Men’s Retreat: Sanford Mosby 314-960-3540 or semosby@gmail.com.
White House Men’s Retreat
Annual weekend retreats for men at White House. Contact person: Martin Lipic, 314-843-8502 or mlipic@lipic.com
White House Women’s Retreat
Join other ladies from St. Justin Martyr in attending a quiet retreat at the White House located in St. Louis, MO. The White House is a Jesuit retreat house based on The Spiritual Exercises of Saint Ignatius. We go annually in September. Contact person: Sandy Hauser, 314-596-8885 or skhauser@charter.net
Eucharistic Adoration
Eucharistic Adoration allows one to have personal, uninterrupted time with Jesus while He is exposed in the Blessed Sacrament. The invitation to adore Jesus is open to everyone, and many parishioners will commit to one hour on the first Friday of the month. Regular adorers and subs are always needed. Contact person: Jean Fiala, 314-809-7909 or jeanfiala@gmail.com
Parish Mission
It is customary for parishes to invite a missionary priest or Catholic speaker every 3 years to lead a mission for 3-4 consecutive nights for the parish community. A Mission is a time of special grace when God calls us into a deeper relationship with Him, a time for personal growth, a time to listen to God, and a time of spiritual refreshment and invigoration. The Mission is for EVERYONE! It is for all ages and any stage in life, and it does not matter if you are very active or inactive in the Church. We particularly invite those who want to know more about the Church today and how it can take an active role in the everyday experience of work, leisure, family, and friendships. Please contact Marge Kathalynas for further information. kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org or 314-635-2499
Adult Formation
Parish Library
The library, located in the “Fr. Bernie Schloemer Room” off the Fr. Weber Gathering Space of the Church, contains books, video, and audio tapes, which may be checked out using an honor system. Most materials are on faith, morals, and personal holiness, but there are also many selections to use as study, resource, and evangelization guides. Books for teens, young adults, and children are also available. The library is accessible any time the church is open. Contact person: Carol Swink, 314-843-9493 or motrac34@gmail.com
Day of Service
Day of Service takes place on the first Saturday in May. Hundreds of parishioners come together once a year for the entire day to help clean the parish grounds, perform manual labor improvements, begin maintenance projects, plant flowers, and even assist with yard work for local members of the parish. This is a great “feel good” community project that brings the parishioners all together. If you are interested in providing equipment or wanting to get involved in our Day of Service, please contact Marge Kathalynas at kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org or 314-635-
2499.
Just Faith
Adult participants will learn some of the principles of the social doctrine of the Church and endeavor to apply them to current issues. They will also be informed through the “Compendium of the Social Doctrine of the Church” (Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace), the sacred Scriptures, the Franciscan charism of serving those in need, immersion experiences, and local presentation speakers. This year, we focus on Immigration and the Catholic Church from the Just Faith Ministry Program. Participants will read, study, and learn apart from the meetings, but the workload is realistic. Each theme has about 8 meeting sessions throughout the year. Are you interested in getting involved? Please contact Marge Kathalynas at kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org or 314-635-2499.
Evangelism and Outreach
Small Christian Communities
SCC is a gathering of parishioners, usually 6-12, who regularly meet in each other’s homes on a rotating basis. The SCC members pray together, theologically reflect together (Scripture, Spiritual Books, or church documents). Members share, encourage, and support each other’s attempts to experience God daily. The groups function as “little churches” within the larger parish community and are sent out to spread the Good News. Contact person: Dave and Teresa Aten, 314-705-0320 or (Dave) dave810@sbcglobal.net (Teresa) teresa810@sbcglobal.net.
Service
Blood Drive
St. Justin hosts yearly blood drives on the parish campus as part of the Knights of Columbus activities. Volunteer workers are needed to register donors, provide baked goods, staff the canteen area, and assist with set-up and take down the day of the drive. Contact person: Matt Purcell, 314-387-3752 or purcellms@hotmail.com
Freezer Meals
If you know someone sick, just had a baby, recovering from surgery, or in a hard place. Know the meals are available for pickup at any time. We want to support our fellow friends and parishioners with acts of love. Who doesn’t love a delicious warm meal? Contact Jeannine Szatkowski djszatkowski@gmail.com . We are always looking for volunteers to help make these meals, too.
Food Drive/Food Pantry
A continuous collection of food items used to supply the parish food pantries of St. Vincent de Paul food pantry. Contact person: Barb Giese, 314-849-0368 or barbgiese@hotmail.com
St. Vincent De Paul Society
Members of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul (or “Vincentians”) are men and women who strive to grow spiritually by offering person-to-person service to individuals in need. We are young and old, and come in every shade of skin color. Some of us are wealthy, some are financially poor, but all of us are blessed with awareness that our blessings (time, talent, or treasure) are to be shared with our brothers and sisters in need. Contributions can be made through a monthly parish St. Vincent De Paul envelope. Meetings are held monthly. Contact person Barb Giese, 314-849-0368 or barbgiese@hotmail.com
Martha’s
This group, with the help of generous parishioners donating time and food dishes, coordinates a meal for the families of deceased parishioners that can be organized at the parishioner’s home or in the parish center (pending availability) immediately following the funeral. Contact person(s): Charlene Garcia 314-842-3548 mdgarcia62@sbcglobal.net; Anne Brennan 314-849-5699 cardsfan2598@yahoo.com; Diana Gordon 314-753-9166 adlagordon@charter.net
Meals for the Homeless
Working with Peter & Paul Community Services, St. Justin Parishioners prepare and serve meals to hundreds of the needy at a facility in the Soulard area. We can always use more help or donations. Some donors prepare food at home for us, some donate the needed canned goods and staple items for the meal, some give money for items not donated, and some help us transport the food and serve it. We serve on the 11th of each month. Many of the Parish youth have completed requirements for community service by helping with this work. Contact person: Brittainy Cavender, 314-694-2795 or Brittainy.cavender@gmail.com or Marge Kathalynas at kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org or 314-635-2499.
Respect Life Apostolate
The Respect Life Apostolate offers educational, pastoral, spiritual, and public policy programs and activities. Contact Parish Office at 314-843-8482 x0.
Birthright
Solicits monthly donations from parishioners for the operation of the Birthright Organization. Contact person: Margaret Sommer, 314-843-6362 or wfsommer@swbell.net
Advent Giving Tree
An annual gift-giving opportunity to supply a north-side parish with clothes, and toys/games. An advent tree, place in our gathering space, is filled with paper ornaments colored by the school children. Parishioners choose ornaments, purchase the gift cards, which are then distributed to Sts. Teresa and Bridget parish. Contact person: Sharon Woodson, 314-607-1889 or swoodson1026@gmail.com
SAJE Senior Ministry
SAJE is an ecumenical ministry of four participating congregations to help make our neighborhood a place where older adults may thrive. The churches are St. Thomas Holy Spirit, Episcopal Church of the Advent, St. Elizabeth of Hungary and St. Justin Martyr. SAJE also sponsors a number of regular weekly and monthly activities, ranging from Chair Exercise, Zumba Gold, Pickle-ball to Monthly Matinees and Lunch & Learn. Most of our activities are FREE, or have a nominal fee of $3.00. Please see the SAJE website for details. www.sajenurse.org. Contact
person: SAJE Senior Ministry Coordinator at 314-664-9700 or office@sajeseniorministry.org
Youth Formation
Full Time School
Our fully accredited day school offers students in grades Pre-K through 8 academic excellences in a Catholic family-type setting. Our award-winning staff, innovative best teaching practices, and structured environment help St. Justin students to prepare well for the next steps of their academic and spiritual journeys. In addition to a strong core curriculum, St. Justin offers music, art, physical education, and Spanish to all of its students. Our Learning Consultant and teacher aides assist teachers in providing additional support or advanced curriculum as
needed. A fully integrated technology program engages students using SMART Boards, lap tops, personal computers, iPads, and multitudes of programming as 21st Century learners. Best of all, St. Justin not only prepares students for the academics they will next face, but for life’s challenges through a strong spiritual base. Twice weekly Masses, ongoing prayer and service opportunities, and integration of faith principles within all subject matter provide our students with a strong foundation during their most formative years. Come in and take a tour today! Contact person: Kailey Maier, School Principal at 843-6447 x2501 or maier@stjustinmartyr.org
Pre School
Justin Time Pre-School welcomes our young learners in faith, ages 3 to 5. We are a faith filled academic program preparing children for kindergarten and a lifetime of learning! We offer half day, full day, and extended day options for partial or full week. For more information or to volunteer, Contact person: Teresa McIntyre at 314-843-6447 ext. 2480 or mcintyre@stjustinmartyr.org
Home and School
Involvement from parents is necessary to help ensure a high-quality education for their children. HSO is an organization of parents which serves as a liaison between home and school by organizing school volunteers; promoting fundraising activities for school expenses; and sponsoring social, community building activities. General meetings are held in the fall and spring. Contact person: Meghan Kell, (314) 448-7987 or mdkell22@gmail.com
School Board
The School Board is composed of 12 elected members who implement Archdiocesan policy and develop St. Justin’s specific policy and guidelines. Committees consist of Catholic Identity, Curriculum & Instruction, Facilities, Ownership & Governance, Finance, Enrollment & Marketing, and Development. Meetings are held at 7:00 p.m. on the first Monday of each month during the school year. Parishioners/parents are welcome. Contact person: Beth Golden, 314-406-5291 or bethgolden28@gmail.com
Parish School of Religion (PSR)
Our Parish School of Religion (PSR) program provides formal Catholic faith formation for children in Grades 1-8 on Sunday mornings, 9:30 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. during the school year. Students enrolled in the program attend area public schools and non-Catholic private schools. Our program continues and supplements the religious formation from parents, who are the first teachers of their children in the ways of the faith. Children in Grade 2 are prepared to receive First Reconciliation and First Communion, and youth in Grade 8 are prepared to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. If you are interested in adding this vibrant and active faith community to your child’s faith formation or need additional information please contact Marge Kathalynas, Director for Faith Formation and Missionary Discipleship, 314-843-6447, ext. 2499 or
kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org. Adults who would like to serve as catechists or classroom aides are always welcome. If you are interested in teacher or volunteering for Parish School of Religion please contact Marge Kathalynas, 843-6447, ext. 2499 or kathalynas@stjustinmartyr.org.
Middle School Edge
Edge is a Catholic middle school youth ministry program. It provides a safe, fun place for youth to find a solid Catholic community, to get answers to their questions about faith, and, most importantly, to experience Jesus in a profound and personal way. The resources present Catholic teaching in a way that young people can understand. Edge Ministry takes place on the FIRST Monday of the Month from September-May. We meet from 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. in the gym. Brian Miller is the Middle School Coordinator. Contact Brian at itsbrianmiller@gmail.com
Vacation Bible School
VBS is offered for one week during the summer usually in June. Children ages 4 years to fifth grade may attend. The children learn about the Bible through instruction – skits, songs, arts and crafts and games. Contact person: Liz Miller at 314-630-5181 or Miller@stjustinmartyr.org
Athletic Association
Organizes and sponsors boys’ and girls’ athletic teams in CYC sports programs, instructing in the fundamentals of sports to the youngsters through various camps during the year. Also sponsors fund-raising activities to defray the cost of CYC league fees, equipment, uniforms, and field maintenance. Sets policies and programs for all sports in which the parish is involved under the auspices of the CYC leagues. Meetings held on second Monday of the month at 7:00 p.m. in a Parish Center meeting room. Contact person: Tom Fagan at 314-843-1363 or tfagan@hullverson.com
Boy Scouts
Fun for boys ages 11 through 17! Build character, citizenship, and personal fitness through rank advancement, leadership training, service, and outdoor activities. Scouting provides exploration of the world beyond the boundaries of everyday life. We meet every Thursday evening from 7:00-8:15 p.m. Contact person: Angie Donjon at (314)616-0531.
Cub Scouts
Cub Scouts is for boys and girls in Kindergarten through fifth grades. We welcome all youth from SJM parish or elsewhere. It doesn’t matter if you go to public school, SJM School, homeschool, or another school. You are welcome to join Cub Pack 116. In Scouting, boys and girls get together for fun group activities. Along the way, they develop social skills, learn about nature and science, grow in faith, and more. Contact person: Jeannine Szatkowski, 314-472-5717 or djszatkowski@gmail.com
Girl Scouts
Our program offers activities for girls in Kindergarten through High School. The mission of Girl Scouting is to build girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. Girls enjoy activities including troop meetings, service projects, field trips, religious awards, camping, selling cookies, bonfires, participating in April Showers (personal care item collection), Girl Scout Mass, and much, much more. Contact person: Julie Kulik, (314) 440-6099 or julievanderpluym@yahoo.com
Youth Ministry
Youth ministry is for high school students. Youth Ministry exists to help our students grow in a personal relationship with Christ though teaching, prayer, and fellowship. We meet on Wednesday nights 7:00-9:00 p.m. in lower level of rectory. We attend conferences and camp over the summer and lead parish events such as Live Nativity display and Trunk or Treat. Contact person: Liz Miller at 314-630-5181 or Miller@stjustinmartyr.org
Associations and Activities
Knights of Columbus
Divine Mercy Council of the Knights of Columbus is the council at St. Justin Martyr parish, and was chartered by the Supreme Council of the Knights of Columbus in June, 2005. Mutual aid and assistance are offered to sick, disabled and needy members and their families. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their families through educational, charitable, religious, social welfare, war relief and public relief works.
Contact person: Bob Goeke, 314-842-6337, or rgoeke@sbcglobal.net
Leisure Club
Open to all parish members over the age of 55, including couples, singles and widowed persons. The club sponsors many events and works at parish functions. Contact person: Mary Schuermann, 314-843-8171 or Mary.Schuermann@outlook.com unless otherwise noted in the bulletin.
Quilters
Adults, young and old, meet weekly on Thursday from 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. in the Parish Center Meeting Room. There is also a Monday evening group which meets 7:00-9:00 p.m. The Monday dates are posted in the bulletin. The group hand quilts baby quilts and bed size quilts which are sold to parishioners and others for the benefit of our parish. No experience is necessary. Anyone can learn this skill. Contact person: Laura Dunsmoor, 314-729-7360, or ljduns@sbcglobal.net
Adult Men Recreational Sports
A year-round activity for men of the parish. For Thursday night basketball, Contact person: Sanford Mosby 314-960-3540 or semosby@gmail.com
Fall Festival
Held during the fall of the year, this is a large event in the parish community. It includes a parade, booths, games, blow-up rides, raffles, talent show, and a BBQ dinner. Many volunteers are needed. Contact person: Greg Uhrhan, 636-373-1288 or Uhrhan@yahoo.com
Fish Fry
These events promote fun, food, and fellowship dining Lent. Volunteers are needed for food prep, cooking, serving, set-up, and clean up. Contact person: Colleen Weinhardt, 314-757-5370 or cdools@hotmail.com
Trunk or Treat
This is a fun outdoor event that takes place on the St. Justin Parking Lot the Saturday evening before Halloween. It begins with 5:00 p.m. Mass in the Church and then goes from 6:00-8:00 p.m. outdoors. Families will dress up in costumes and decorate their cars. This is a great fellowship and fun event for people of all ages. Contact person: Liz Miller with any questions at miller@stjustinmartyr.org
Ministries of The Finance Committee
In addition to establishing the budget for the parish and monitoring expenditures throughout the year, the committee also oversees the following ministries. Members of the finance committee are currently appointed by the pastor. Contact person: Larry Weber, 314-503-0037 or finance@stjustinmartyr.org
Sunday Offering Counters
Three teams are responsible for the tallying of the weekend collections. Each team is responsible for alternating months. Confidentiality is a must! Contact person: Bob Goeke 314-842-6337 or rgoeke@sbcglobal.net and Tim Kinealy, 314-631-453 or tdoublek@sbcglobal.net
Be Our Bread Scrip Sales (BOB)
B.O.B and Scrip are weekly fund-raising efforts that assist the Parish School. Order forms are available at church after Masses, in the weekly bulletin, and in the Parish Office. Contact: Parish Office, 314-843-8482 or business@stjustinmartyr.org
Celebration of Blessings
A parish wide celebratory event intended to thank our parishioners for sharing their gifts with our parish family.