Welcome to St. Ann's Catholic Church!
- Saturday 4pm vigil Mass (St. Ann Parish, Plattsburg, MO)
- Sunday 8am morning Mass (St. Joseph Parish, Easton, MO)
- Sunday 10 am morning Mass (St. Ann Parish, Plattsburg, MO)
Confession Schedule:
- Saturday 3:00pm at St. Ann, Plattsburg, MO
- Sunday 7:30am at St. Joseph, Easton.
- Tuesday 5:30pm at St. Ann Parish in Plattsburg, MO.
Weekday Mass schedule (all weekday Masses are at Plattsburg):
- Tuesday 6pm Mass (Traditional Latin Mass)
- Wednesday 8am Mass
- Thursday 8am Mass
- Friday 8am Mass
- (There is no Mass on Monday)
- Daily Mass times are subject to change. For up-to-date daily Mass times - please consult front cover of current bulletin under "Bulletins" tab.
The parish office phone number is (816) 539-2634. Fr. Totton's direct line is (816) 294-9841.
Whether you live in the area or are just passing through, we would welcome you to join us for Mass.
At St. Ann's (and St. Joseph's) you will find a friendly family of faith eager to welcome newcomers and those looking for a church home. If you are interested in learning more about the Catholic Faith, we have classes and other resources to offer you on your search for Truth and meaning.
Please feel free to contact me by telephone (816) 294-9841, email: fathertotton@gmail.com; or stop by the parish to speak with me in person.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Fr. Joseph W. Totton
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Upcoming Events
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Who Is St. Ann?
Our parish is named after Saint Ann (also known as Anne or Anna, from the Hebrew name: Hannah חַנָּה, meaning "favor" or "grace") of King David's house and line, was the mother of the Virgin Mary and grandmother of Jesus Christ.