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The all-girls school in south St. Louis has grown its Fall Festival Mega Raffle every single year — from $60,000 in 2020 to $128,000 last year.
When Bloomsdale's pastor held the winning ticket, he didn't buy a new car or book a trip. He funded a beautiful restoration of his parish church — carried out by the hands of his own parishioners.
After months of anticipation, packed drawing nights, and a jackpot that climbed past $600,000, Assumption Catholic Parish's Queen of Hearts raffle has finally found its Queen.
For more than a decade, the Knights of Columbus Hall 364 in Springfield, Illinois, has turned its Queen of Hearts raffle into something much bigger than a chance to win a life-changing jackpot.
What started as a fundraiser has turned into one of the biggest community events of the summer.
Saint Theodore's KOC has draw their Queen!
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Near Lawson, Missouri, one family's farm grew into a mill town all its own — home to the only 19th-century textile mill in America with its original machinery still in place.
Every August, the streets of historic Ste. Genevieve come alive as thousands of visitors gather for....
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The founder of the Knights of Columbus — and the spirit behind the KC halls at the heart of so many Midwest communities.
From Mass in a frontier warehouse to a landmark of native stone on the Mississippi — the story of Old St. Vincent's, completed in 1853.
From a handful of Oakville families in 1926 to the parish community of today
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The founder of the Knights of Columbus — and the spirit behind the KC halls at the heart of so many Midwest communities.
From Mass in a frontier warehouse to a landmark of native stone on the Mississippi — the story of Old St. Vincent's, completed in 1853.
From a handful of Oakville families in 1926 to the parish community of today