Senhora Sant'Ana Parish, Catholic parish church in northeastern Brazil

Senhora Sant'Ana Parish is a Catholic ecclesiastical circumscription in the zonal pastoral region II of the Diocese of Bonfim, in Bahia, Brazil. Its mother church is the main Catholic temple in Cansanção and is dedicated to Saint Anne, the town's patron saint.

Senhora Sant'Ana Parish is an ecclesiastical circumscription of pastoral zone II of the Diocese of Bonfim, in the Brazilian state of Bahia. Its mother church is the main Catholic temple of Cansanção, and the parish is dedicated to Saint Anne, the town's patron saint. The sources do not record the date of its creation.

The parish is dedicated to Senhora Sant'Ana, patron saint of Cansanção. Each year the liturgical feast of Anne, mother of Mary, falls on 26 July and is preceded by a novena that begins on 17 July, drawing the faithful of the town into nine days of prayer before the feast day.

Visitors can attend services in the morning or evening hours, with weekday mornings offering a quieter experience if you prefer fewer crowds. The parish sits in an accessible location near residential areas and main roads.

The parish belongs to the zonal pastoral region II of the Diocese of Bonfim, and its mother church is the main Catholic temple of Cansanção. The town's patronal feast runs from a novena opening on 17 July to the liturgical feast of Saint Anne on 26 July.