Thinking about visiting St. Stanislaus? We’re glad you found us.

Whether you’ve been away from church for years, recently moved to the area, are exploring the Catholic faith, or are simply looking for a place to pray, you are welcome here.

You don’t need to register, know anyone, or know exactly what to do. Come as you are, sit wherever you like, and let us be the ones to welcome you.

Thinking about becoming Catholic, or coming back to the sacraments? We walk with adults exploring the faith through OCIA (formerly RCIA). There’s no pressure and no timeline.

Mass Times

Saturday Vigil
4:30pm

Sunday
7:00am
9:00am
11:00am
1:00pm (Spanish)

Daily Mass
Monday–Saturday
8:00am
Rosary immediately follows Mass

Confession

Saturday
3:30–4:00pm

Monday
5:00–5:30pm

Or by appointment

 

If you’d like to see what Mass is like before visiting, our 9:00am and 11:00am Sunday Masses are live-streamed.

The 9:00am Mass is interpreted in American Sign Language.

 

What Should I Wear?

Wear whatever you would normally wear to an important occasion. You’ll see everything from jeans to jackets.

Where We Are:

St. Stanislaus Parish
51 Lansdale Avenue
Lansdale, PA 19446

Parking

Parking is available beside the church with entrances from Highland Avenue and Third Street.

Additional parking is available across Lansdale Avenue at Mater Dei School.

Entering the Church

You may enter through any of the six side entrances before Mass.

Once Mass begins, the side entrances closest to Main Street on both sides remain unlocked for anyone arriving after Mass has started.

What to Expect at Mass

If you’ve never been to a Catholic Mass, or it’s been a long time, don’t worry.

Mass lasts about one hour.

During Mass, people stand, sit, and kneel at different times. Feel free to follow along, or simply remain seated if you’re unsure. No one expects you to know everything.

If you are not Catholic or are not receiving Holy Communion, you are welcome to remain in your pew while others come forward.

No one will ask you to introduce yourself or put you on the spot.

Simply come, pray, and let God meet you where you are.

Coming with Children?

Bring them.

Children belong at Mass—wiggles and all.

Families are always welcome, and no one expects children to sit perfectly still for an hour.

A cry room is available in the rear of the church.

Restrooms are also located at the back of the church.

Accessibility

We want everyone to feel welcome.

• All entrances are wheelchair accessible.
• Pews in the front are reserved for handicapped seating.
• American Sign Language interpretation at the 9:00am Sunday Mass

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I have to be Catholic?

No. Everyone is welcome to attend Mass.

Do I need to register before coming?

Not at all. Just come.

Will anyone make me stand up or introduce myself?

No.

What if I’ve been away from church for years?

You’ll be in good company. Many people return after being away for a long time, and we’re happy you’re here.

Can I bring my children?

Absolutely.

We’d Love to Follow Up With You.

If you’d like someone to personally welcome you, answer questions, or help you get connected, we’d be happy to reach out.

Our Welcome Form takes less than one minute to complete.

If you ask us to contact you, one of our parishioners will reach out within the next couple of days. No pressure. No sales pitch. Just a real person who is glad you found us.

Email us anytime at info@ststanislaus.com

We look forward to meeting you.