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2013 Saint Stephen Protomartyr Fish Fry Menu
Posted by Saint Stephen Protomartyr Website Administrator on February 2nd, 2013
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Saint Stephen’s Fabulous Fish Fry!
Posted by Saint Stephen Protomartyr Website Administrator on February 1st, 2013
What is it? Dining selections include fried and baked cod, fried jumbo shrimp, and a Catch of the Day. Side dishes include green beans, spaghetti, applesauce, coleslaw, hush puppies, french fries, and others. Soda, beer, and desserts will also be available. Try your luck with raffles and much more! Join in the food and fun and support our school at the same time! Get hooked on St. Stephen Protomartyr School Fish Fries!
Where is it? St. Stephen Protomartyr Parish Hall, 3929 Wilmington, 63116
When is it? Ash Wednesday (February 13th) and all Fridays in Lent except for Good Friday. See complete list of dates at the bottom of this page. All fish fries will take place from 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM.
Who should come? You, your friends, relatives, anyone! All are welcome!
How much is it? Check out the 2013 Saint Stephen Protomartyr Fish Fry Menu for full details. Continue reading
Saint Stephen’s Fabulous Fish Fry 2012 Results
Posted by Saint Stephen Protomartyr Website Administrator on April 6th, 2012
Saint Stephen’s Fabulous Fish Fry Featured in St. Louis Magazine
Posted by Saint Stephen Protomartyr Website Administrator on March 30th, 2012
In March of 2012 Saint Stephen’s Fabulous Fish Fry Was Featured in St. Louis Magazine in an article entitled Tell ‘Em Sharky Sent You: The Festive St. Stephen Protomartyr Fish Fry. Continue reading
February 26, 2012 First Sunday of Lent Bulletin
Posted by Saint Stephen Protomartyr Website Administrator on February 22nd, 2012
Striking a balance
There is an old rabbinic story about a faithful Jew who every morning would write down on a piece of paper the words I am but dust and ashes and place the paper in his pocket. Throughout the day he would take out the paper and read it; the words, spoken by Abraham in the Book of Genesis (Genesis 18: 27), served as a prayerful reminder of his unworthiness and humility before God. Continue reading
