Listed here are organizations that meet at St.
Catherine's but are necessarily directly affiliated with St Catherine's.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Organized as a mutual benefit society for Catholic
laymen in 1882, the Knights have remained committed to 1. Charity; 2. Unity; 3.
Fraternity; 4. Patriotism. Activities fostered by the Knights include funding
scholarships, providing loans to Catholic Institutions, insurance programs for
members and much more. The Knights support parish activities and sponsor a
variety of service events each year. Men over 16years of age are welcome members
– meetings are every Tuesday at the Hall 5111 E 112th. Terrace (off
Grandview Rd.) Tel. 816-966-1492
RESPECT LIFE: As Catholics we support life from conception to natural
death. Issues such as terminal care, living wills, euthanasia, and the death
penalty all fall under this banner. We take an active part in the legislative
process, help the Crisis Pregnancy Center with a baby shower each October and
sell Mother’s Day Carnations for the Missouri Right to Life campaign.
VOCATIONS COMMITTEE: Exists to create an awareness of the need for
vocations to the priesthood and religious life. An effort is made to encourage
those who are considering a religious vocation and to educate young people as to
the possibilities that exist within this calling. Members actively support men
and women who are currently committed to religious life. Men and women over 16
years are welcome at the bi-monthly meetings.
SCOUTING: For information on programs contact:
Boy Scout Troop 631 Scoutmaster Christopher Wilber 816-822-1854
Cub Scout Pack 631 Cubmaster Richard Loree 816-765-6305 (Tigers, Cubs,
& Webelos)
Girl Scout Troops through Our Lady of Peace
School.
MISSOURI CATHOLIC CONFERENCE: Parishioners network with Catholics
throughout Missouri. Letter, phone calls, and visits to the Capitol to lobby our
legislators and governor to enact laws that ensure the dignity and needs of each
person within our state. Past concerns include, pro-life, welfare reform, prison
concerns and education. An annual conference in September in Jefferson City is
usually well attended.