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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Please consider making a financial contribution to the Appeal and helping our fellow brothers and sisters in need rise above the obstacles that confront them. To make your gift, return the pledge card (mailed to you or available in the back of Church) in the mail, drop it off at the parish office, or visit the link below.
Happy Easter!
He is risen!! Wishing you and all of your friends and families a very Happy Easter season! We kicked things off in beautiful fashion as usual with our Easter Vigil Mass on Saturday. Thanks to all who joined us for services this weekend – and especially to Orin Johnson and the entire Music Ministry for their melodious contributions, the volunteers who worked countless hours in preparation, and the parish staff who helped to make this such a wonderful holiday.
Parish Life
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday 4:30 PM
Sunday 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM
Monday – Friday 6:30 AM
School Mass 8:15 AM Wednesdays during school year
Holy Days and Holidays
Please refer to bulletin
Reconciliation
Saturday 3:45 PM – 4:15 PM
LATEST PARISH NEWS
FEATURED EVENTS
Our Mission
We are a diverse, urban, Catholic parish. Inspired by the Holy Spirit and the example of our patroness, we are called to be a vibrant voice and beacon of the Catholic faith in our neighborhoods. We proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ in word and action by:
- Praying and celebrating as a Eucharistic community
- Educating children and adults to live a full Christian life in today’s world
- Serving others with unconditional generosity
- Living just lives and working for a more just society
Clergy Corner
Fr. John Rogers Vien has served as Pastor of St. Margaret of Scotland since 2021. He has been a priest in the Archdiocese of St. Louis for over 30 years.
Fr. John (and sometimes other guest priests) writes a weekly article in the Parish bulletin called “A New Week”, in which he highlights various things going on around the Parish, focuses attention on a social justice or ecumenical topic, and challenges all of us to become better disciples of Christ in our daily lives.
Besides presiding at Mass or around the Church and Rectory, you will most likely find Fr. John out walking the neighborhood with his dog, Axel.