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St. Louis Fish Fry: Is Your Church Hosting One This Lent?

If your Catholic church or other group is operating one this year, here's how you can let us know.

We're eager to get the word out to our readers about where they can find fish frys this Lenten season. If your Catholic church or other group is operating one this year, please fill out this form with the details.

We'll compile the list of frys that we get and make sure that information is available to our readers throughout the season.

An Associated Press article published in USA Today called fish frys "a timeworn Catholic tradition that provides a safe haven from divides that have long roiled the U.S. church, a place where traditionalist Catholics, progressive Catholics and everyone in between can sit peacefully at the same plastic tablecloth."

If you're looking at this on a mobile device, please come back and visit when you're at a computer so you can see and fill out the form.

Tom Roth February 12, 2013 at 05:13 pm
St Stephen Protomartyr Fish Fry
3929 Wilmington Ave (just north of Carondelet Park) St Louis, Mo 63116 Starts Wed 2/13 and every Friday through 3/22. 4-7pm Fried-Baked fish, catch of the day, fish tacos, sushi, draft & bottled beer, wine! Gourmet sides! Free desserts for seniors! We pride ourself in the quality of what we deliver! Hope you can join us!
G. Hu February 18, 2013 at 03:37 pm
Saint John the Theologian on Beverly off Berry Road at the edge of Glendale and Webster Groves. Delicious food. Great baked cod too.

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