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Website: stapollinaris.com
Phone: (707) 224-6525
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Lassen St and Yellowstone St
Closed now
- Wed 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM
3700 Lassen St Napa, CA 94558 ·2330.61 mi
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yelpI enjoyed going to school here from 3rd-5th grade -- it was a rough time in our family, and the teachers and staff were supportive and did the best they could. They helped out a lot - and even...
MoreThe one star is because of this email and the neglect. it was more gang activity. From a phone conversation we had there was no follow up. There was no apology letter. it was Moore brush it...
MoreIncredible place to learn and serve. Academic rigor is unparalleled in the Napa Valley, but the support for students is there also. Tons of extracurricular activities across a wide variety of...
MoreWe were visiting Napa and decided to catch the 5:30pm Sunday mass at St. Apollinaris. The church had ample parking. The high ceiling and skylights gave the church a bright atmosphere. The priest...
MoreThe refreshing upbeat music at St. A's is modern and youthful. The church itself is light and airy. The Homilys are often interesting and the perspective of the Priests are appreciated. I would...
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