You no longer need to register if you wish to attend Mass.

You are reminded to continue to wear masks and to observe social distancing. You will need to leave immediately after Mass so the church can be sanitized. No groups can meet in church or the chapel until further notice. Because of the need to sanitize the church after each use, neither the church nor the chapel will be open for private prayer until further notice.

The weekend Sunday Mass schedule  
Saturday   5:15 PM
Sunday     7:00 AM
                   9:00 AM
                   10:30 AM (livestream only)
                  12:00 Noon 
Daily Mass
                8:00 AM (Monday-Saturday)

PLEASE NOTE: CHANGE OF TIME
Saturday Confessions  4:00 – 4:30 PM

Following the 12:00 Mass on Sunday we will have a farewell reception for Father Dwyer on the front steps of the Church. Please stop by if you are able. This will be our opportunity to thank Father for his three years of faithful service to us here and wish him well as he takes up his new post as Pastor at St. Paul Church in Philadelphia. Father’s transfer is effective July 8, 2020 and his new address is:

Rev. Daniel Dwyer
Saint Paul Rectory
808 Hutchinson Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147

Father Brandon Artman will replace Father Dwyer. Father Artman is presently the Parochial Vicar at St. Matthew Church, Philadelphia. We extend a warm welcome to Father Artman.

A Pastoral Letter from
Father Colagreco
To read his latest letter
click HERE.

Find out what's happening at our parish and choose how to stay connected by going to:  
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Congratulations to Chris Boas, Courtney Hatch, Maggie Rafferty, and Becky Schoepe on their Reception into Full Communion with the Catholic Church! Due to the pandemic they have been waiting since April 11 for this special day. We welcome them and give thanks for their presence with us. We promise our continued prayers for them as they celebrate their full communion with us.
 

We, the parishioners of Saint Anastasia, are a strong faith based community, grounded in more than a century of Catholic tradition rooted in worship and service. Compelled by the Good News of Jesus Christ, we are committed to growing in a deeper relationship with God and with one another. We strive to become a more vibrant parish by inspiring an atmosphere of belonging, of welcoming, and by promoting opportunities to share and spread our Catholic Faith, so that we may be more united as one parish community.

We will NOT be collecting this month (June) for Saint John's Hospice.  We hope to resume our regular contributions in July.  Your generous monetary contributions have been impressive.  If you are able, you may contribute again on St. John's website:  http://saintjohnshospice.org/donate-3/  or by U.S. mail:  Saint John's Hospice, P.O. Box 781048, Philadelphia, 19178-1048.  Thank you so much.  The need remains great.

The St. Vincent de Paul Society (SVDP) in our parish assists those in our area with financial difficulties, using funds we raise independently. We try to address all needs, not just those arising from the current pandemic. If you or someone you know needs help, use StAnniesSVDP@gmail.com . Briefly explain your situation. Someone from our SVDP conference will respond to you. You do not need to call the rectory.  read flyer