An Evening of Reflection, Food and Fellowship for The Women of SCL Parish

St. Louis, Missouri

St. Catherine Laboure Parish was begun in 1953, when Archbishop Joseph Ritter asked the Congregation of the Mission to start a new parish serving South County's growing suburban Catholic population, and the Vincentian priests and brothers have staffed it ever since. Its patroness, St. Catherine Laboure, was a Daughter of Charity whose apparitions of the Blessed Mother led to the Miraculous Medal. Today the parish is a community of more than 2,000 households; the cornerstone of the current 700-seat church was laid in 1975, and the parish has one of the largest K-8 schools in the archdiocese along with a large Parish School of Religion.

Address: 9740 Sappington Rd., St. Louis, MO, 63128