With God, all things are possible
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Rosary procession
Fr. Wankar will lead a Rosary Procession around the block today, Friday, October 17. We will meet in the large parking lot off Bolinas Ave. at 5:30 pm. Come join fellow parishioners to answer Pope Leo's call to pray the Rosary for life and world peace during the month of October.
Living the Gospel of Life
Understanding Human Life and Dignity
On Tuesday, October 28th, Ryan Mayer from the Archdiocese of San Francisco will lead a talk on Living the Gospel of Life: Understanding Human Life and Dignity in Centennial Hall for St. Anselm parishioners and their guests. The evening will start with a wine and cheese welcome at 6:30 pm. The presentation will begin at 7 pm.
Attending this talk will assist in developing a personal appreciation for and approach to societal and personal issues founded upon the definition of life and the value of life, including but not limited to:
- The treatment of prisoners
- Restorative justice
- End of life issues
- Homelessness
- Care for the poor
- Medical care for all
- Immigration
- Mental illness
- Hunger in America
All are invited to attend. No registration is necessary.
Living the Gospel of Life
CATECHESIS ON . . . THe blessed mother
Five Essential Teachings
The month of October is dedicated to the Most Holy Rosary (also, Respect Life month). Throughout this month, the Church invites us to draw close to Our Blessed Mother by praying the Rosary daily, meditating on the mysteries of our salvation, and entrusting our families, parish, and the world to her loving intercession. Fr. Mahan outlines five teachings about Mary that are essential for Catholics to believe:
#1 of 5
Mary was predestined to be the mother of Jesus.
Mary was chosen by God from all eternity to be the mother of his Son. Through Mary, God keeps His promise made . . .
The 2025 Church Restoration Campaign
Dear Parishioners,
For over 115 years, we have gathered in St. Anselm Church to celebrate life events: Baptisms, First Communions, Reconciliations, Confirmations, Weddings, Funerals and school activities. This beautiful facility now needs our assistance.
Our Finance Council invited a group of parishioners and professionals to evaluate the needs of our church structure.
The results of the study showed . . .