FOOD DRIVE: October 25 - 26

Next weekend (Oct 25-26), St. Anselm parishioners are invited to bring non-perishable food to help feed our Marin county neighb ors in need. Volunteers are needed to help receive donations. All volunteer slots have been filled - thank you!

Volunteers are needed to staff the truck we use to receive food brought by parishioners. Young adults will need to have an adult volunteer with them. Confirmation candidates will earn service hours.

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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 . . .

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Parents want their children to "be happy" . . .

The world seems to promise happiness to children and youth if they can become an outstanding athlete, a straight A student or uncommonly beautiful. Nothing is wrong with striving to be your best self, but internal peace and lasting happiness occur when you have a sincere belief in God, know that He always loves you and strive to live by His teachings. When you're "good with God", you're good inside. In a community that seeks to give their child every advantage possible, it's surprising how many parents overlook this powerful gift.

Congratulations on seeking to grow your child's faith!

All of our religious education and sacramental preparation programs are based on the teachings of the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic church.

It's not too late to join our program. To read more about our classes, click here.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact us at info@saintanselm.org to ask other parish-related questions.

What are Mass times at St. Anselm?

Weekend Mass is at 5 pm Saturday and 8 am, 10 am and 5 pm Sunday.
Weekday Mass is every weekday at 8:30 am.
On Holy Days of Obligation, Mass is celebrated at 8:30 am, 11 am and 5 pm.

Where is St. Anselm church located?

St. Anselm church is located at 97 Shady Lane, Ross, California. Directions and parking information can be found on our Location & Parking page. Our mailing address can be found on our Contact page.

How do I request a Mass intention?

To have a Mass said for your intention, please contact the parish office by calling 415-453-2342, emailing AdminAssistant@saintanselm.org , or stopping by the parish office. Current office hours can be found by clicking here.

Can I rent Centennial Hall for a personal event?

The parish hall can be rented for parish-related functions and sacrament receptions.

Saint Anselm Catholic Church in Ross, Ca

With God, all things are possible

FOOD DRIVE: October 25 - 26

Tomorrow!

Rosary procession

CATECHESIS ON . . . THe blessed mother

Five Essential Teachings

faith is the most important Gift you can give your child

Parents want their children to "be happy" . . .

The 2025 Church Restoration Campaign

Dear Parishioners,

Help Support The church

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Frequently Asked Questions

With God, all things are possible

FOOD DRIVE: October 25 - 26

Tomorrow!

Rosary procession

CATECHESIS ON . . . THe blessed mother

Five Essential Teachings

faith is the most important Gift you can give your child

Parents want their children to "be happy" . . .

The 2025 Church Restoration Campaign

Dear Parishioners,

Help Support The church

Quick links

Frequently Asked Questions

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