Listen to Jim Patton (President) and Ashley Kulisz (Head of Recruitment) share the wonderful work they do in helping our neighbors find financial stability in times of crisis.

Fr. O'Hare discusses the goals and vision behind two new parish initiatives: a new 5:15pm Sunday Mass and "Come and See: A Graduate Level Course in Theology."

Both of these provide new opportunities for parishioners to engage in their faith in deeper ways, as well as share the Faith to those who may be interested in exploring different aspects of Catholicism.

The first class in our 3 year series, Come and See: A Graduate Level Course in Theology.

Listen to High School (Daniel & Anna) teens and Parent Volunteers (Time & Katie) share the benefits of the new St. Louis Youth Ministry Model: Small Groups.

What was once a hangout for teens to hear Faith-based messaging, has now become a place for open discussion and vulnerability.

Tune in to hear how the new youth ministry model is impacting multiple generations.

Join us for a conversation with Chuck Roman as we explore how the Knights bring men together in faith, unity, and service.

From food drives and parish fundraisers to weekly gatherings and large social events, the Knights strengthen both the Church and one another.

In this episode, you’ll hear how membership not only supports the parish but also deepens personal faith — often giving back more than you ever expect.

Join us as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of our parish Mothers’ Group!

In this episode, we reflect on the blessings of community, the friendships formed, and the faith shared by generations of mothers.

Whether you’re a longtime member or simply curious about the group, you’ll hear stories of support, encouragement, and the lasting impact this ministry has had on families and our parish life.

Ever wonder what it feels like to celebrate your very first Mass as a priest? Or to hear someone’s Confession for the first time? In this episode, Fr. Ricky shares his early priesthood experiences—the joys, the surprises, and the humbling moments of stepping into his vocation. It’s a down-to-earth conversation about the reality of grace at work.