Mary, Mother of the Church

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SOCCER AND VOLLEYBALL REGISTRATION!

Dear Parents & Parishioners,
 
At the recommendation of the Athletic Commission and with the consensus of the Parish Council, our parish’s athletic program has begun the process of merging with Assumption’s Athletic Association. Although a more detailed explanation about the merger will be forthcoming, what needs to be done now is register for the upcoming volleyball and / or soccer seasons.
 
To register for soccer and volleyball, please go to the following link to begin the process.  http://www.assumptionstl.org/Register-with-Athletic-Association.
 
Here are some things to keep in mind as you register:

• The first thing you must do is create an account with Assumption Athletic Association.
• As you register, it’s important to state that you are from MMOC whenever it is asked.
• Assumption has a PreK-K instructional soccer program.
• If your child played on a Mary Mother team last year, please let that be known in the parent comment section. For example, “I played for Coach Barthel’s 7^th grade volleyball team last year.”  Every effort will be made to keep those teams together, provided they already have a coach.
• You will need to sign up for a “work duty” as part of the registration process.  Again, every effort will be made so that you can do your work duty here at Mary, Mother.   

 
If you any questions about how to register, please contact Bob Slama (314-845-0189)
or Dave Hughes (314-503-1795).
 

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The Mission of Mary, Mother of the Church, as a Christ-centered community, is to be a radiant light in the world, and a bold witness to those whose lives we touch, inspiring them to love God and love one another as God loves us.

We Believe That...

• each person is welcomed as a child of God.
• Christ is the center of our parish life.
• our celebration of the Eucharist is the heart of our community life.
• the Holy Spirit guides our growth.
• all human life is sacred.
• we are committed to lifelong Catholic Formation.
• we are called to share our faith.
• we are called to be family.
• we are called to love one another as God loves us.
• we are called to serve others.
• prayer is vital to our lives.
• we are called to share our God-given resources beyond our community.
• we have been entrusted with the care of God's creation.  

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