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December at the STL Catholic Worker Community

 


 

We hope to see you at one of our upcoming events, all of which are happening at 8617 Mora Ln unless stated otherwise.


- Prayer 

6 PM Wednesday December 11th

Join us in prayer and song as we bring our joys and concerns to our creator and the community. (We think going forward this might become a regular gathering on the second Wednesday of the month.)


- Movie Night: A Christmas Story 

6 PM Monday December 16 

Is the story Ralphie’s Christmas ambitions for a Red Ryder BB Gun a metaphor for the arms race? A critique of consumer society? An examination of patriarchy? Join us for a discussion after watching this Christmas comedy.  


- Potluck

5 PM Sunday December 29

Our (usually) last Sunday of the month meal. Bring a friend or a dish to share, but most importantly bring yourself!


Further out, so save the date!

-Prayer January 8th 

-Theo’s Birthday Fundraiser Saturday February 1st - details tba

-Prayer February 12th

-Potluck February 23rd

 

 

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