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  This is a beautiful church full of history. The parish people are also very devoted and work hard to keeping their parish.

  Added March 19, 2017 by Judith Stukenberg
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  This is an amazing church that every Catholic should visit. Built in 1843 before the Civil War, the church is a nearly pristine example of architecture and liturgical design of that time. The high altar is impressive - with over 100 relics of saints - including all 12 apostles. Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, C.Ss.R., an itinerant Redemptorist preacher gave a parish mission here 150 years ago - there is a shrine to Fr. Seelos within the Church. The liturgies are solid - with many traditional touches. The 9 am Sunday is the only "Novus Ordo" Mass said in Latin, facing the high altar, with Gregorian Chant in the Archdiocese of St. Louis. You won't hear better homilies anywhere - given by prominent moral theologian Fr. Brian W. Harrison, O.S. who is frequently featured in Catholic Answers Magazine, and the National Catholic Register.

  Added January 14, 2017 by James Hooper