Our parishioners Deanna Stagliano and John Kyle coordinate monthly meals for St. John's Hospice -- they are featured this month in St. John's newsletter (page 3). Thank you Deanna and John for your service and to all who generously contribute to our monthly casserole program. 
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Week of March 7

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Grow + Go with the Sunday Readings

March 7 - 3rd Sunday in Lent
March 14 - 4th Sunday in Lent 
March 21 - 5th Sunday in Lent
March 28 - Palm Sunday

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.

Attending Mass 

All Masses are open to parishioners. Please remember 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, confessions on Saturdays will continue to be from 4:00 - 4:30 PM and neither the church nor the chapel will be open for private prayer until further notice.

We need people to help sanitize the church after Mass. 
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New Parts of the Mass for St. Anastasia Parish are available.  Click to learn more and to Download