Christmas at St. Stanislaus

Everyone is welcome to worship with us during the Christmas season.

Our Mass schedule for January 1, 2010 (Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God) is:

New Year’s Eve Mass:

5:15 pm  in Church

New Year’s Day Masses:

9 am and 12:05 pm in Church

Please join us to honor Mary and ask for God’s blessing in 2010!

Looking for an alternative for your child’s full-time educational needs?

Consider St. Stanislaus School, where educators utilize an Integrated Approach to Literacy Education. The goal of this Integrated Approach is to provide programs in which students have productive, manageable, and meaningful reading and writing experiences. A balanced approach to literacy incorporates teacher development and parent involvement. Working with “best practice” benchmarks, our faculty continuously seeks to improve the quality of education which results in better student learning.

St. Stanislaus Parish School continues to examine curriculum, instruction and assessment in light of the rigor-Relevance-Relationship framework developed by the International Center for Educational Leadership. Teachers move from a knowledge awareness perspective to enabling students to apply knowledge and relate it to “real life” situations. 

Of course, teaching students the gospel message of Jesus Christ is integral to all the activities of the School. Through experiences of prayer, sacraments and religious instruction, students are formed in an atmosphere where Catholic morals and attitudes are omnipresent.  With a strong faith life our children will be better prepared to assume a meaningful role in building up Christian community in their own families someday.

Read more about the St. Stanislaus Parish School by clicking on the PARISH SCHOOL tab above.

North Penn’s oldest Catholic parish welcomes you! 

 The establishment of the St. Stanislaus Catholic community in 1876 was closely tied to the expansion of Pennsylvania’s rail lines into central Montgomery County in the middle of the 19th century. Our vibrant parish has a long history of faith-filled, charitable members, hard-working pastoral leaders, zealous Catholic educators and promoters of justice for the less fortunate.