To celebrate and remember the life and service of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the community of St. Catherine of Siena ANCC will host a Free Community Luncheon on Monday, January 20 from 11:30 a.m. until 1 p.m.
The lunch will take place in the lower level fellowship hall of the church located at 2613 Potomac St., the corner of Jefferson and Potomac in the Cherokee Street neighborhood.
As a community committed to social justice outreach, St. Catherine of Siena American National Catholic Church, an independent Catholic community, strives to reach out to help those less fortunate, rejected, discriminated and under-served, organizers said.
“Our mission is simple: to live by faith in the Catholic tradition; to be known by love for all of humanity; and to be a voice of hope for those in need,” said Fr. Phillip Lichtenwalter, pastor of St. Catherine’s. “We do this by creating a faith community that is fully inclusive, being motived by love in service to others and providing hope for those who are suffering.”
St. Catherine of Siena ANCC strives to make modern the ancient traditions of the Catholic faith. Embracing diversity and inclusion, St. Catherine of Siena ANCC welcomes all people to celebrate their Catholic faith. It has married clergy, female priests, full gay and lesbian inclusion, same-sex marriage and lay-governed parishes.
St. Catherine of Siena American National Catholic Church located at 2613 Potomac St., worships with Mass on Sundays at 11 a.m. and Saturdays at 4 p.m.
For more information, please call Parish Office at 314-329-8207 or visit www.SaintCatherineSTL.org.