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Holy Mass is celebrated every day in our parish church.
Saint Anselm Church and School is a Catholic community formed by families, individuals and clergy who worship together, celebrate the sacramental life of the Church, and seek to live the Gospel of Jesus Christ in their everyday lives. We strive to welcome, serve and educate. We look forward to meeting you in church soon! We are also most grateful to all who support Saint Anselm Parish through EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer), Online Giving, and registering as official members of the parish. Especially during this pandemic, we rely on your generosity to make ends meet.
God bless,
Father William Brown – pastor
Confessions
In the sacristy of the church Tuesdays at 8:30AM and 5:30PM, Fridays at 8:30AM and 5:30PM, and Saturdays at 10:30AM. Priest and penitent must wear face masks. Fr. Brown will only stay if there are people. If no one comes, he will lock up and leave.
Weekend Masses with Father Brown on Zoom: Saturday 5:00PM, Sunday 8:00AM & 10:00AM only.
If you do not feel comfortable coming onsite for Mass, please join us via Zoom at the following times: Saturday 5:00PM, Sunday 8:00AM & 10:00AM. Please note, the 5:00PM Sunday Masses will NOT be available on Zoom.
Join Zoom Meeting: click here.
Weekday (M-F) 8:00AM Mass with Father Brown
If you cannot join us onsite, please consider joining Father Brown from the comfort of your home via Zoom Monday through Friday at 8:00AM. These Masses cannot be viewed at a later time as they are not recorded.
Join Zoom Meeting: click here.
May Weekend Mass Reservation
Saturday 5pm Mass, Sunday 8am, 10am, and 5pm Mass: click here.
NEEDED: Volunteers to help clean the chairs after the Mass. There is a signup sheet on the check in table. Thank you in advance for helping. Click here to see cleaning instructions especially for our teen volunteers.
Mass Instructions
ALWAYS HAVE YOUR MASK ON…
1. Reserve your family spot for the Mass
*There are no reservations needed to attend our weekday 8:00AM Masses.
2. Make sure you have a Mass waiver on file (if you already have done this you do not need to fill another one), click here.
3. Must sign in/ check in before you can sit in your pew. Please enter through the church doors of the church.
4. Find an open sit with the laminated card on green (this means the sit is clean) once you leave, please flip the card to red so we know we need to clean the pew.
5. Individual Mass attendees or couples can be seated in the same role as others not in their family as long as there is a 6-foot gap between the two parties.
6. The Eucharist will continue to be distributed at the end of Mass. Please use the yellow tape marks on the aisle to maintain social distancing when receiving the Eucharist.
7. After you receive the Eucharist you may go back to your pew to pray then depart the church.
8. Only come to Mass if you do not have Covid-19 symptoms.*The Archdiocese has excused every parishioner from Sunday Mass obligations, so if you are not comfortable coming onsite or do not get a chance to make a reservation, please know that you are excused from Sunday Mass obligations.
Lector Signup
If you are one of our trained lectors please us this signup to signup to help at one of our Masses.
May 2021 weekend mass lector signup, click here.
Eucharistic Minister Signup
If you are one of our trained EMs please us this signup to signup to help at one of our Masses.
May 2021 weekend mass EM signup, click here.
Reflections on the Word
St. Anselm Spiritual Life Committee will be presenting monthly “Reflections on the Word”. Each Month a member of the St. Anselm community (not Fr. Brown or a Deacon) will give a reflection from the previous Sunday’s Gospel reading followed by group comments or additional thoughts on the readings.
Since delivery of homilies is limited to ordained ministers, this is an opportunity for our community, and willing individuals, to give their own thoughts on what they heard or felt in the Sunday readings. What charism was gifted to you by the Gospel? Did the Sunday homilist skip over an inspiring wisdom in the first reading? This is a chance for the larger parish to reflect, to express, and to share. Everything will be Zoomed to the comfort of your home. If you would be interested in being a presenter please let us know.
Next Reflection: TDB
Morning Prayer & Evening Prayer
Are you interested in participating in the Liturgy of the Hours? Deacon Bob Meave is providing a user friendly version of the Liturgy of the Hours for parishioners to participate in. There is an opportunity to join in the prayers, listen, or both. If you have questions or would like to get on the weekly reminder email, please contact Deacon Bob at robt88@gmail.com
ZOOM LINKS
8:30AM Monday Morning Prayer, click here.
5:00PM Friday Evening Prayer, click here.
We Will Pray for You
Our Prayer Petition group will gladly pray for your intentions; simply use this link, click here.
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Formed – Catholic Faith On Demand
We are thankful for your support of our community. We now have a new way for you to donate. Please try our new donate button.
You can also sign up to contribute electronically by EFT.
Are you a registered parishioner?
How To Find Us
We are located at 97 Shady Lane in the lovely town of Ross, California. Find us easily by first locating Sir Francis Drake Boulevard (SFDB). From SFDB take Bolinas Avenue which runs along the border of Ross and San Anselmo. Shady Lane will be your first left turn on Bolinas Avenue. The church is on the corner of Bolinas and Shady Lane.
PARKING – There is plenty of parking in our parking lot at the intersection of SFDB and Bolinas Avenue across the street from the convenience store.