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Join us June 25th for a potluck!

Thank you, Thank you -- for your sincere and loving support as we have begun this new adventure! It keeps us grounded and grateful that we have a community to sustain us and co-create with us as we work to create a more just St. Louis. We believe that our work to build a house of hospitality is possible with our abundant community: YOU.

Moving forward, we plan to host monthly gatherings the last Sunday of the each month. We hope this space can be one where we build community with one another, discuss shared values and visions, and simply enjoy each other.

We will be having a potluck this month. Please bring food, blankets, and chairs to share. If you are pressed, please come even if you can't bring anything.

When: June 25th at 6pm
Where: Tower Grover Park (Stone Shelter, Northwest Drive, St. Louis, MO)

If you have any questions, feel free to contact us: 314-474-5506 or email us at StLouisCatholicWorker@gmail.com

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