Epiphany Parish marks centennial, looks to promising future.

Submitted on January 19, 2011
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Joseph Kenny| jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Parishioners filled the church for the centennial Mass at Epiphany Parish in South St. Louis Jan. 16. Archbishop Robert J. Carlson was the main celebrant of the Mass. He was assisted by the pastor, Father Thomas Miller, Father Brian Fischer and Deacon James Tetreault. A reception followed in the parish gym.
Parishioners filled the church for the centennial Mass at Epiphany Parish in South St. Louis Jan. 16. Archbishop Robert J. Carlson was the main celebrant of the Mass. He was assisted by the pastor, Father Thomas Miller, Father Brian Fischer and Deacon James Tetreault. A reception followed in the parish gym.
Rebecca Venegoni Tower
Epiphany of Our Lord Parish made its mark during the last 100 years and is looking to a promising future. "It's a very active parish, very welcoming, with a century-long tradition in South St. Louis," said the pastor, Father Tom Miller.

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