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Bridge Bread Bake Sale
Join us for the Bridge Bread Bake Sale after all weekend Masses on March 14–15 in the gathering space. Bridge Bread Bakery provides supportive employment to people without safe and stable housing. Bring cash or check. Contact Noel Barrett at nbarrett116@gmail.com or 314-941-7602 to volunteer.
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This Week on FORMED – Week of December 28, 2025
Reflect on the New Year with this week’s FORMED selections. Watch New Year’s Resolutions, reflect on the Holy Family, and pray the Litany of the Holy Name of Jesus. Visit signup.formed.org and select our parish name to start watching.
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Call for Yarn: Supporting Restorative Justice at Potosi
Help support a Restorative Justice program at Potosi Correctional Center by donating leftover yarn. Throughout January, St. Justin Martyr is collecting yarn to be used for knitting hats, blankets, and scarves for newborns and people who are unhoused. Donations can be dropped off at church or the school office.
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Give the Gift of Time for Christmas: Women’s ACTS Retreat 2026
Give a meaningful gift this Christmas by sending her on the Women’s ACTS Retreat, March 26–29, 2026. This weekend provides prayer, reflection, and time with other women in our parish community. It is a peaceful way to step back from daily routines and grow closer to God.
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Faith and Immigration Justice: Winter 2026 Program
Join us for an eight-week Faith and Immigration Justice program starting January 13. Explore immigration history, laws, current challenges, and our Christian call to support immigrant families. Sessions meet Tuesdays from 2 pm to 4 pm on Zoom or in person at St. Catherine Labouré Parish Center. All are welcome to learn, reflect, and take…
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SJM Little Flock- Children’s Mass and Play
Sunday April 5, 2026: All young families are invited to join our St. Justin Martyr – Little Flock monthly event! We will be gathering on Sunday mornings (First Sunday of the Month) at the 11:00AM Mass and then let the children enjoy some time on the school playground. It is a very casual event, but…