St. Anne Catholic Church

Our Diocesan Mutually Shared Vision is
"The Church Fully Alive"

To reach Fr. Chuck 
about Confession or other spiritual needs
call (850) 456-5966 ext. 6


St Anne Catholic Church will be Open for Prayer

Sunday – Friday 
9:00 am-2:00 pm

With Eucharistic Adoration
Wednesday 9:00 am-7:00 pm

The church will be available as a place to find peace and comfort
during this time of uncertainty due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. 

As a precaution, the number of people in the church will be
limited to 10. If you arrive and there are already 10 people in
the church please wait until someone leaves before you enter.

For any prayer intentions that have been scheduled, Fr. Chuck will
still be celebrating mass each day for those intentions privately.

Please prayerfully remember to still financially support our parish to the
best of your ability.  You may mail in your offertory contribution,
sign up for e-giving or drop off at the church during open prayer time.

Daily Masses will be on-line on YouTube at 9:00 am.
Link will also be posted on Facebook.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmZQxkfUqivc-Wd6vHEIx9ACbuYd5sZSB


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PENSACOLA, FL (March 18, 2020) – Churches will suspend all public Sunday and weekday Masses beginning noon  Friday, March 20, 2020, until further notice. Bishop William A. Wack, CSC dispenses Catholics from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass while this suspension remains in effect. All other regularly scheduled liturgies and gatherings in churches will be canceled as well. At this time, churches will be open for private prayer and devotion at the pastor’s discretion.
 
Bishop Wack encourages all Catholics to “keep holy the Sabbath,” by reflecting on the Word of God and pray with the local Catholic community by virtual attendance at daily Mass and Sunday Mass, which can be streamed through the internet by visiting www.ptdiocese.org/livestreammass.
 
“We are all one in the Body of Christ. Let us pray for each other during this time of crisis and uncertainty. Please join me in praying for our brothers and sisters who are isolated or who are sick. We pray as well for the brave medical personnel and first responders, and all who are caring for the sick and quarantined. And let us not forget those who are lonely, afraid, depressed or anxious at this time,” said Bishop Wack.