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EUCHARISTIC LITURGY
Mon-Sat: 7:45am in English, with singing also in Spanish & Vietnamese
Saturday Vigil Masses: 4pm in English, 5:30 pm in Vietnamese
Sunday Masses: 8am in English with singing also in Tagalog, 9:30am inSpanish, 11 a.m. in English with singing also in Tagalog, and the fourth Sunday of each month, 3pm in Thai
Holy Days of Obligation: 7:45am in English, 7pm in English w/singing in all our languages
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
Sundays before 11 am Mass; by arrangement; and at seasonal Penance Services
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: All-day Tuesdays, 8:45 am to 7:30 pm
LITURGY OF THE HOURS: Evensong (Vespers) as arranged on Major Feast Days
MUSIC AT SAINT ANN`S
is provided regularly by cantoral choirs - one in Spanish and two in English/Tagalog,
with multi-lingual liturgies under the direction of The Schola Cantorum of the PacificTM | |
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Little Saint Ann`s is a parish of considerable cultural variety and richness considering its relatively small size among the parishes of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. Located very near the Cathedral and Downtown, right by Chinatown, nextdoor to East Los Angeles, and around the corner from several old, well-established Los Angeles County neighborhoods, St. Ann`s embraces in its liturgies, prayer groups, Parish Council, and general activities such as its Fiesta in early October, a wide variety of family cultural and linguistic backgrounds and traditions. Liturgies on a regular basis at St. Ann`s are in English, Spanish, Vietnamese and Thai. Hymns are also sung in Tagalog (Filipino) at English Masses. Because of this variety, clergy of varied backgrounds assist the parish staff. Because of the centrality of its location, St.Ann`s embraces in its parish membership a microcosm of the variegated Los Angeles Catholic Church, both culturally and socio-economically. Small in physical size but great in cultural proportions, St. Ann`s is a little jewel in the crown of the United States` most populous metropolitanate. |
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| PARISH MISSION STATEMENT
Saint Ann`s Catholic Community
is a local religious family in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles,
whose members seek to provide one another
under the leadership of the Archdiocese and their clergy and staff,
a warm and welcoming experience
of the sacramental, educational and multicultural richness
of American Catholic life, with special focus upon
the needs of immigrant families and children,
the implementation of the goals of the recent Archdiocesan Synod,
and the spiritual and general welfare
of the people of the Los Angeles Elysian Valley.
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