Welcome to Our Parish
The Mission of St. Stanislaus Catholic Church is to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ by living our faith as a Catholic Community in worship, service, and support of one another. We believe that each member is called to discipleship, outreach, and evangelization to our parish and local community. We celebrate the gift of Jesus by growing in our faith and living out the mission of our fidelity to the Roman Catholic Church.
We ask that you share your gifts, your faith, and your love with us.
Respectfully yours in Christ,
Rev. Msgr. Frank Kurzaj
We ask that you share your gifts, your faith, and your love with us.
Respectfully yours in Christ,
Rev. Msgr. Frank Kurzaj
Our Pastor
Rev. Msgr. Frank Kurzaj
May God enrich our lives together as we worship and serve him.
~ Genesis 21:22
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Contact Information P.O. Box 757 311 7th Street Bandera, TX 78003 Phone: (830) 460-4712 Fax: (830) 796-7641 Office Hours: M-F 8:00 am-3:00 pm |
Mass Times St. Stanislaus Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am 11:30 am (Bilingual) 4:00 pm Tuesday 6:30 pm Wednesday 12:15 pm Thursday 7:00 am Friday 12:15 pm St. Victor Saturday 7:00 pm Sunday 9:45 am |
JUBILEE YEAR 2025
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In honor of Jubilee Year 2025 - Pilgrims of Hope, the faithful are invited to visit designated pilgrimage sites across the Archdiocese of San Antonio. For more information you can visit the Archdiocese website by clicking on the Jubilee logo to the left. Once there, scroll down to the Jubilee Year information and click on the "Visit the Microsite" link and scroll down to the Upcoming Events. |
ARCHBISHOP'S APPEAL 2025
Mission of Hope
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Our Parish needs your help! Your gift to the Archbishop’s Appeal for Ministries supports over thirty ministries in the Archdiocese of San Antonio! This includes San Antonio Vocations, Social Services, Pastoral Ministries, Catholic Communications, and Catholic Education! AND if we surpass our goal, our parish will start to receive some money back! Don’t delay, join us on our Mission of Hope TODAY!
¡Nuestra parroquia necesita su ayuda! ¡Su donación a la Campaña del Arzobispo para los Ministerios apoya a más de treinta ministerios en la Arquidiócesis de San Antonio! ¡Esto incluye Vocaciones de San Antonio, Servicios Sociales, Ministerios Pastorales, Comunicaciones Católicas y Educación Católica! ¡Y si superamos nuestra meta, nuestra parroquia comenzará a recibir algo de dinero de vuelta! ¡No se demore, únase a nosotros HOY en nuestra Misión de Esperanza!
¡Nuestra parroquia necesita su ayuda! ¡Su donación a la Campaña del Arzobispo para los Ministerios apoya a más de treinta ministerios en la Arquidiócesis de San Antonio! ¡Esto incluye Vocaciones de San Antonio, Servicios Sociales, Ministerios Pastorales, Comunicaciones Católicas y Educación Católica! ¡Y si superamos nuestra meta, nuestra parroquia comenzará a recibir algo de dinero de vuelta! ¡No se demore, únase a nosotros HOY en nuestra Misión de Esperanza!
Donation Link / Enlace de donación
https://archsa.org/aafm_giveasa
or scan the QR Code below
https://archsa.org/aafm_giveasa
or scan the QR Code below
Faith Formation
Online Tithing
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St. Stanislaus Church
Class time: Sundays: 9:00am-10:00 am St. Victor Chapel Class time: Sundays: 8:30am-9:30am Confession
Fr. Frank will hear confessions 20 minutes before every scheduled Mass or by appointment.
By appointment only.
Documents
Useful Web Links
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Beatification in Silesia
Rejoice Silesia,
God is always watching over you,
He constantly sends new patrons to you.
Respect their virtues,
Take their advice,
Follow their example.
(Based on the fifth verse of a song honoring Blessed Bronislawa).
On June 11th, 2022, in Wrocław, the Capital of Silesia (in present day Poland) at the request of Pope Francis, the names of ten new beatified were announced. On behalf of the Pope, this special event was presided by Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, the Prefect of the Congregation for Canonizations. The new Beatified for the Universal Church are Sisters from the Congregation of St. Elizabeth who were killed in 1945. The majority of the Sisters were from Silesia. They took care of the elderly and sick in various places in the region of Silesia and in 1945 some were raped and all of them were killed by the Red Army soldiers.
God is always watching over you,
He constantly sends new patrons to you.
Respect their virtues,
Take their advice,
Follow their example.
(Based on the fifth verse of a song honoring Blessed Bronislawa).
On June 11th, 2022, in Wrocław, the Capital of Silesia (in present day Poland) at the request of Pope Francis, the names of ten new beatified were announced. On behalf of the Pope, this special event was presided by Cardinal Marcello Semeraro, the Prefect of the Congregation for Canonizations. The new Beatified for the Universal Church are Sisters from the Congregation of St. Elizabeth who were killed in 1945. The majority of the Sisters were from Silesia. They took care of the elderly and sick in various places in the region of Silesia and in 1945 some were raped and all of them were killed by the Red Army soldiers.
The names of the new Beatified are as follows:
Sister S.M. Edelburgis Kubitzki, 40 - killed February 20th, 1945
Sister S.M. Rosaria Schilling, 36 - killed February 23rd, 1945
Sister S.M. Adela Schramm, 59 - killed February 25th, 1945
Sister S.M. Sabina Thienel, 35 - killed March 1st, 1945
Sister S.M. Adelheidis Töpfer, 57- killed March 24th, 1945
Sister S.M. Melusja Rybka, 39 - killed March 24th, 1945
Sister S.M. Sapientia Heymann, 70 - killed March 24th, 1945
Sister S.M. Felicitas Ellmerer, 56 - killed March 25th, 1945
Sister S.M. Acntina Goldberg, 62 - killed May 2nd, 1945
Sister S.M. Paschalis Jahn, 29 - killed May 11th, 1945
With the consent of Joseph Stalin, the Russian soldiers brought “the day of judgment and justice” to the territory and people of the Third Reich. Because at the time, Silesia was part of the Third Reich, the soldiers of the “liberating army” at the east of the Odra and Nysa rivers, burned, killed and destroyed cities and raped 1.4 million women (according to some statistics). Among those raped and killed were the Beatified nuns.
As a relic, the participants of the celebration brought a communion chalice that was used by the Sisters of St. Elizabeth. In 1945 the chalice was desecrated by the soldiers who first used it during their libations and then used it for target practice. The new Beatified will be memorialized by the Church on June 11th every year.
Sister S.M. Edelburgis Kubitzki, 40 - killed February 20th, 1945
Sister S.M. Rosaria Schilling, 36 - killed February 23rd, 1945
Sister S.M. Adela Schramm, 59 - killed February 25th, 1945
Sister S.M. Sabina Thienel, 35 - killed March 1st, 1945
Sister S.M. Adelheidis Töpfer, 57- killed March 24th, 1945
Sister S.M. Melusja Rybka, 39 - killed March 24th, 1945
Sister S.M. Sapientia Heymann, 70 - killed March 24th, 1945
Sister S.M. Felicitas Ellmerer, 56 - killed March 25th, 1945
Sister S.M. Acntina Goldberg, 62 - killed May 2nd, 1945
Sister S.M. Paschalis Jahn, 29 - killed May 11th, 1945
With the consent of Joseph Stalin, the Russian soldiers brought “the day of judgment and justice” to the territory and people of the Third Reich. Because at the time, Silesia was part of the Third Reich, the soldiers of the “liberating army” at the east of the Odra and Nysa rivers, burned, killed and destroyed cities and raped 1.4 million women (according to some statistics). Among those raped and killed were the Beatified nuns.
As a relic, the participants of the celebration brought a communion chalice that was used by the Sisters of St. Elizabeth. In 1945 the chalice was desecrated by the soldiers who first used it during their libations and then used it for target practice. The new Beatified will be memorialized by the Church on June 11th every year.