About St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Men's Club
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Men’s Club is a volunteer organization within St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, a parish located on West Republic Road in Springfield, Missouri. The parish operates a school and numerous ministries under the SEAS (St. Elizabeth Ann Seton) name, and the Men’s Club functions as a lay group of parishioners who raise funds and provide hands‑on support for parish needs, youth programs, and wider community outreach. Parish communications and diocesan reports specifically reference a “St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Men’s Club,” confirming it as an organized, ongoing ministry rather than an informal gathering.([seaswebelieve.org](https://seaswebelieve.org/?utm_source=openai))
A Square merchant descriptor like “SQ *seas mens club springfield mo” would typically appear on a statement when a donation, fundraiser purchase, event fee, or similar contribution was processed by the Men’s Club using a mobile card reader at the church campus or at a fundraising event (for example, a Men’s Club fireworks stand or parish activity listed in parish bulletins). These charges are usually one‑time payments, such as buying food or goods at a fundraiser, paying for a parish social event, or making a donation at an in‑person drive; they are not generally structured as recurring subscriptions.([container.parishesonline.com](https://container.parishesonline.com/bulletins/02/1151/20250615B.pdf?utm_source=openai))
If someone has questions about this charge, the best steps are to contact St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church’s parish office directly—using the phone number or email listed on the parish website—and reference the date and amount of the Square transaction. The parish office can confirm if the Men’s Club was running an event that day, help match the payment to a specific fundraiser, and provide receipts or giving statements if needed. Cardholders can also review personal calendars, emails, parish bulletins, or social media posts to recall a SEAS event they attended around the charge date. If the transaction still seems unfamiliar, the cardholder should contact their bank to dispute the charge and request a card reissue in case of card number compromise.