About St. Elizabeth Ann Seton · Crawfordville, Florida
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church is a small, rural parish in Crawfordville, Florida, serving 159 families. Located near Medart and the Gulf Coast, it is active in community service and features a robust religious education program and an active high school youth group. The parish shares its pastor with Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish in Lanark Village, Florida. It welcomes visitors and new parishioners through its website, highlighting its commitment to praising God through liturgy, service, and faith.
- Patron
- Elizabeth Ann Seton
- Rector
- Fr. Michael Hartley
- Diocese
- Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee
Why belong here
Join a parish that serves 159 families, including many young families and retirees, with active ministries like religious education, youth group, and community service projects throughout Wakulla County. You’ll find a welcoming, small-town atmosphere where faith is lived through liturgy, service, and community.
Mass times at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- First Saturday
Adoration times
- First Saturday
About Us
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church is a small, rural parish of 159 families in Crawfordville near Medart and the Gulf Coast. We are an active parish with community service projects throughout Wakulla county. In addition to many retired parishioners, Saint Elizabeth is parish home to many young families. It has a robust religious education program and an active high school youth group. Currently, it shares its pastor with Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish in Lanark Village, Florida.
Our Clergy, Ministers, Leadership, & Staff
- Fr. Michael Hartley, Pastor
- Judith Antol, Office Manager
- Dave Harris
- Deacon Lewis Wiedeman, Parish Council President
Parish Mission Statement
For the greater glory of God, we, the parish family of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church, established in the love of the Father, rooted in the Word of God, and guided by the Holy Spirit, are committed to loving, serving, and praising God through His Church, our community, and the Liturgy.