St. Francis de Hieronymo Catholic Church.
Our church is located on the east edge of St. Paul, Kansas on Highway K47. The church, rectory and parish gardens sit on the site of the historic Catholic Osage Mission which was founded in 1847 as a school for Osage children. For more information about our history click this LINK.
Our existing church building was dedicated in May of 1884. The rectory and parish offices, located immediately west of the church, serve both St. Francis and St. Ambrose Catholic Churches. The rectory basement includes meeting spaces and classrooms that are used by both parishes.
Our church is located on the east edge of St. Paul, Kansas on Highway K47. The church, rectory and parish gardens sit on the site of the historic Catholic Osage Mission which was founded in 1847 as a school for Osage children. For more information about our history click this LINK.
Our existing church building was dedicated in May of 1884. The rectory and parish offices, located immediately west of the church, serve both St. Francis and St. Ambrose Catholic Churches. The rectory basement includes meeting spaces and classrooms that are used by both parishes.
Other Facilities:
St. Francis Parish Gardens.
The Parish Gardens were built by Passionist priests and students during our Passionist era. The gardens include a beautiful stone bell tower, a winding paved path with Stations of the Cross, a screened-in shelter and meditation building, statues and a small cemetery. The cemetery contains the bodies of several Passionist priest and brothers.. The garden may be used for personal prayer and meditation by local people or travelers; and is used for several services and celebrations during the year.
While the garden was built during our Passionist era the garden, church and rectory grounds are the original site of the Catholic Osage Mission and the Jesuit men's boarding school that preceded the Passionists. For more information on the history of our church and its effect on the history of the region, follow this LINK.
The Parish Gardens were built by Passionist priests and students during our Passionist era. The gardens include a beautiful stone bell tower, a winding paved path with Stations of the Cross, a screened-in shelter and meditation building, statues and a small cemetery. The cemetery contains the bodies of several Passionist priest and brothers.. The garden may be used for personal prayer and meditation by local people or travelers; and is used for several services and celebrations during the year.
While the garden was built during our Passionist era the garden, church and rectory grounds are the original site of the Catholic Osage Mission and the Jesuit men's boarding school that preceded the Passionists. For more information on the history of our church and its effect on the history of the region, follow this LINK.
PSR Building.
The Parish School of Religion for both St. Ambrose and St. Francis is located one block west of St. Francis Church on the south side of highway K47. The two-story structure was originally a convent for the Sisters of St. Joseph who served both St. Francis Church and our local schools. More information about our PSR programs is available at this LINK.
The Parish School of Religion for both St. Ambrose and St. Francis is located one block west of St. Francis Church on the south side of highway K47. The two-story structure was originally a convent for the Sisters of St. Joseph who served both St. Francis Church and our local schools. More information about our PSR programs is available at this LINK.
St. Francis Parish Hall.
Our parish hall is located at the northeast corner of 1st and Lafayette, or about one block west of the church. The building has two large multi-purpose rooms each capable of seating more than 100 people. The west hall includes a well-equipped restaurant-quality kitchen. The building is available for church and community events. Call the St. Francis rectory for information regarding rental and scheduling.
Our parish hall is located at the northeast corner of 1st and Lafayette, or about one block west of the church. The building has two large multi-purpose rooms each capable of seating more than 100 people. The west hall includes a well-equipped restaurant-quality kitchen. The building is available for church and community events. Call the St. Francis rectory for information regarding rental and scheduling.
Grotto to our Blessed Mother built by parishioners in 2015
Mass Schedules:
(See COVID-19 Note on Home Page. Mass Schedules Have Been Modified Frequently During the COVID-19 Situation. Current Schedules Are in the Bulletin.)
Saturday 7:30 a.m.
5:30 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Monday 7:30 a.m.
Tuesday No Mass.
Wednesday 6:20 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m. at Prairie Mission Retirement Village
(Note: There is also 8:00 a.m. Sunday Mass and a 8:30 a.m. Thursday Mass at St Ambrose, Erie.
Confessions:
Note: Because of COVID-19 Drive Up Confessions Are Heard as Shown HERE.
Saturday — 4:30 – 5:15 p.m. and before every daily Mass at both St. Francis and St. Ambrose.
(See COVID-19 Note on Home Page. Mass Schedules Have Been Modified Frequently During the COVID-19 Situation. Current Schedules Are in the Bulletin.)
Saturday 7:30 a.m.
5:30 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Monday 7:30 a.m.
Tuesday No Mass.
Wednesday 6:20 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m.
10:00 a.m. at Prairie Mission Retirement Village
(Note: There is also 8:00 a.m. Sunday Mass and a 8:30 a.m. Thursday Mass at St Ambrose, Erie.
Confessions:
Note: Because of COVID-19 Drive Up Confessions Are Heard as Shown HERE.
Saturday — 4:30 – 5:15 p.m. and before every daily Mass at both St. Francis and St. Ambrose.
Contact Information:
Pastor: Father Sam Pinkerton
Parish Secretary: Jackie Harmon
Parish Office Phone: (620) 449-2224
Follow THIS LINK for full contact and address information.
Pastor: Father Sam Pinkerton
Parish Secretary: Jackie Harmon
Parish Office Phone: (620) 449-2224
Follow THIS LINK for full contact and address information.
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This is the community website for the St. Francis de Hieronymo and St. Ambrose Catholic Churches in Neosho County, Kansas. Both churches are located in the center of the historic nine-county southeast Kansas area. We share one of the richest Catholic Heritages in Southern Kansas and the Four-State Region. For more information about our churches, history, organizations or programs browse our site including its links.
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