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Brian will share his missionary zeal for our Church showing us how we can all live as a disciple of Christ and help rebuilt our Church.Read More -
Dr. Shawn McCauley Welch will share the vocation story of this beloved saint and how it evolved over a lifetime. All are invited!Read More
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Join the guided tour of our church interior and learn details of our parish history as shared by Kathy Hertlein. It's sure to be very enlightening!Read More
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Speaker Series Announced
In celebration of the 150th anniversary of our beautiful Church, we will be hosting a Speaker Series throughout the spring. Each speaker will offer topics of interest relevant to everyone in their faith journey. Please plan to join us for these very informative events.
SPEAKER SERIES SCHEDULE
SISTER MARY KATHLEEN RONANLay Formation Director, Archdiocese of St. Louis
Sunday, March 10 | 6:30 PM |St. Francis Borgia Church“His Sacrifice and Our Sacrifice, Entry into Lent”
The significance of our union with Christ by Baptism and its impact upon our relationship with God, others and ourselves will be explored. We will look at words of Sacred Scripture that touch upon ‘who we are’ in the eyes of God. Using select prayers of the Missal and paragraphs from the Catechism of the Catholic Church we will a focus upon our participation in the Sacrifice of Christ, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass.
KATHY HERTLEIN
Dean of Theology, SFB Regional High School
Sunday, March 31 | 2 PM | St. Francis Borgia Church
"A Guided Tour of Our Church -
History and Artwork Significance Explained"Our parish is rich in history passed down by word of mouth from generation to generation. Kathy will share her knowledge of our parish history and church building offering insight into the stories behind the old photographs, explaining the significance of the Apostles on the ceiling, the scriptural stories of our historic stained glass windows and the artwork throughout our beautiful church. For years she has shared this guided tour with the Borgia high school students opening their eyes to the beautiful details of our church. Here is the opportunity for everyone to experience the story for themselves!
DR. SHAWN McCAULEY WELCH
Associate Professor of Moral Theology
Kenrick-Glennon Seminary
Sunday, April 7 | 7 PM | St. Francis Borgia Church"Mother Teresa, our Sister in Christ"
Everyone loves a vocation story, in which someone feels called by Christ personally to embark on a mission. They are inspiring. But often these vocation stories are about the beginning of the beginning. We will look at an example of the vocation story of a saint, and how it evolves over a lifetime. All of us who want to be close to Christ have a vocation story. Our story may have moments of religious zeal and times of doubt. This is also true of our saint.
BRIAN MILLER
Executive Director for Catholic Youth Apostolate
Archdiocese of St. Louis
Thursday, May 23 | 7 PM | St. Francis Borgia Church
"Set the World on Fire"We all read the depressing statistics about the Catholic Church today, but what can you do? Come hear how you, as an everyday normal parishioner, can live as a missionary disciple and help rebuild our church.
PATTY SCHNEIER
Nationally-Known Catholic Speaker
From Archdiocese of St. Louis
Thursday, June 6 | 7 PM | St. Francis Borgia Church
"Unlock the Treasure"
Often, we take our faith for granted—especially those of us who are life-long Catholics. Year in and year out, we go through the same routine, and become quite comfortable in our spiritual life. But there is so much more. . . .Our Catholic faith is inexhaustible in its depth, richness, knowledge and beauty. Are you growing? Are you tapping into the wealth of treasure that awaits you on your journey? Or, are you content to settle for one small golden “coin”, when God wants to give you billions? Unlock this treasure and experience the boundless mercy, unlimited grace and overwhelming joy of being Catholic!
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Anniversary Celebration
The 150th Anniversary of our Church and the 185th Anniversary of our Parish will be celebrated on Saturday, June 8, 2019. It will begin with Mass with Archbishop Carlson at 4:30 pm, followed by dinner and music.