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Annual St. Clare’s Fish Fry Held Fridays During Lent
| Friday, Mar 4, 2022

The 44th annual St. Clare’s Lenten Fish Fry began March 4 and will be held Fridays during Lent. The last fish fry of the year will be held on April 8. Hours of the fish fry are 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.

This year the fish fry will offer outdoor seating, weather permitting. Limited indoor seating will also be available. Take out orders are also available.

St. Clare’s Lenten fish fry is a community event where all are welcome to enjoy great food, beer, wine and great people.

Proceeds from the fish fry will benefit local charities and families in need.

Cost: $16 per plate, cash, checks and credit cards accepted with a $1 surcharge for credit card usage.

All dinners include: Three pieces of beer-battered Alaskan cod, French fries, coleslaw, dinner roll, tartar sauce, ketchup and malt vinegar.

Non-alcoholic drinks: $1 each. Margaritas and beer will also be available for purchase.

Dessert also available for purchase.

St. Clare Catholic Church

19609 Calla Way, Canyon Country, CA 91351

For more information visit St. Clare Catholic Church.

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  1. Mr. James f Crowley says:
    Monday, Mar 7, 2022 at

    A short history lesson….This is great the Fish Fry is still going. We must credit Fr. Ed Renehan (RIP) for initiating it. As he said “God Bless the bloody cook” I recall he came to a few us and asked if we would go out deep sea fishing and bring back some fish for a community fish fry…I did that along with about a dozen men…OH! the sea was unforgiving but we did catch some rock cod. They were delicious. As I look back, it is a wonderful memory. KEEP IT GOING ST. CLARE!

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  2. Dennis Bartash says:
    Wednesday, Mar 30, 2022 at

    I’m disabled and I’m not able to leave my car is there anyway I could drive through and pick up a fish fry? My phone number is 661-755-2809 Dennis Bartash, thank youo

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