At St. Margaret of Scotland, we are blessed to be able to sing and pray to the Lord frequently, whether we gather together in communal worship or spend time in individual prayer and devotion. The opportunities to gather are many, and we are grateful for our beautiful worship space that is our Church. We have opportunities to pray daily, weekly and at special times throughout the year – we offer worship and praise to our Triune God, giving thanks always.
Mass Schedule
Saturday
4:30 PM
Sunday
8:00 AM, 10:00 AM
Monday - Friday
6:30 AM
School Mass
8:00 AM Wednesday (School Year)
Holy Days and Holidays
Please Refer to Bulletin
Reconciliation
Saturday 3:45 PM - 4:15 PM
Parish Office Hours
Monday through Thursday: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Worship Reminders
Worship reminders for those worshipping in church and at home
We welcome anyone who would like to celebrate Mass in person with us! In accordance with local ordinances, anyone age 5 and older is required to wear a mask in our Church. These FAQs from the Archdiocese and these recommendations of the CDC can help answer other questions you have about attending Mass. If you are unable to attend Mass in person, you can read the bulletin online or request to have the Eucharist brought to your home. See below for more information.
Eucharist at Home
St. Margaret of Scotland is re-invigorating the ministry of carrying the Eucharist to parishioners unable to attend Mass.
If you would like to receive the Eucharist in your home, please complete this form. Requests need to be submitted each week before noon on Friday to receive a visit that weekend. A Eucharistic minister will be assigned to you and will contact you to confirm prior to their visit.
If you would like to volunteer for or be trained for this ministry, please contact Ruth Pera or Peter Hesed.
Accessibility
Accessible entry is marked and can be found near the Flad entrance of the church at the foot of the lower tower. Entrance through the sacristy door can also be arranged by contacting the parish office.
Transportation
Mass Transportation Services are provided on a volunteer basis. To schedule a ride, please contact 314-776-0363.
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About
History
History
St. Margaret of Scotland Church was birthed on Christmas Day 1899 by founding pastor Father John J. O’Brien
Leadership & Staff
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