Join us as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of our parish Mothers’ Group! 

In this episode, we reflect on the blessings of community, the friendships formed, and the faith shared by generations of mothers. 

Whether you’re a longtime member or simply curious about the group, you’ll hear stories of support, encouragement, and the lasting impact this ministry has had on families and our parish life.

Ever wonder what it feels like to celebrate your very first Mass as a priest? Or to hear someone’s Confession for the first time? In this episode, Fr. Ricky shares his early priesthood experiences—the joys, the surprises, and the humbling moments of stepping into his vocation. It’s a down-to-earth conversation about the reality of grace at work.

In this episode, we sit down with our PTO President (Stefani Grant) and Vice President (Pat Doyle) to explore what the Parent Teacher Organization really does, the exciting initiatives planned for this year, and simple ways new parents can get involved. Whether you’re curious about volunteering or just want to know how the PTO shapes our school community, this conversation will leave you inspired and ready to join the fun.

Seminarian John Mullin teaches how to move from an intellectual knowledge of Jesus to a real, personal relationship with Him. 

Many of us may think we know Him, when in reality we only know about Him. 

John goes into various forms of prayer, and shows us how to implement them to move our knowledge of our Lord from our head, to our heart. 

Jamie Hickman, Director of Faith Formation, talks about the responsibility that parents have to form their children in the Faith. He shares some different ways in which families can engage in prayer together throughout the day, emphasizing that families should do what works for them.

Work Camp Stakeholder Chris Holloway and Teen Volunteer Deirdre Gorman share their unique experiences as participants in the 2025 Diocesan Work Camp. 

Listen to Chris speak about all of the behind the scenes work that goes into the planning, fundraising, recruiting and execution of Work Camp. 

Deirdre tells us about her favorite moments during the week, and encourages other teens to "lean into it," if they are on the fence about participating in Work Camp next year. 

Seminarian John Mullin shares his experience as a home base volunteer and adult crew leader at this year's Diocesan Work Camp. 

Jamie Hickman, the new Director of Faith Formation here at St. Louis, speaks about his role in equipping parents to be the primary educators of their children in the Faith. 

Fr. Luke shares his experiences with the students of St. Louis Catholic School, and highlights the different ways in which our school helps form its students intellectually and spiritually. 

Fr. Thompson describes his experience as a Work Camp Crew Leader, what the experience looks like for teens, and how others can help support the mission of Work Camp.