Youth Group will start back up with weekly meetings starting SUNDAY, September 20th! Things will be a bit different to provide these meetings. We will meet in the Church on Sunday nights from 7pm - 8pm. We are meeting in the Church to maintain social distancing requirements. Also, teens and adults will be required to have masks on the entire time they are on Church property. We do not want to be inadvertently a cause of COVID-19 spreading. While things are different, we will still have the basics of what makes youth group great. We will have games, altho...

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Big thanks to the Knights of Columbus for cooking and serving meals for the drive up. The stream of cars was almost continuous from noon until 2 pm. Yes, sold out in two hours!  The barbecue brought in $1455.33 for our PRAYER, PLAY & PLEDGE first ever virtual fundraiser. THANKS FOR SHOWING UP! Next BBQ is Sunday, October 11.  

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Thank you!  Thank you! for your participation in PRAYING, PLAYING and PLEDGING in this very first virtual fundraiser - September 13, 2020. The raffle topped out at $13,08 with parishioners taking home cash. 1st place - Randy Hake 2nd place - Fran Kern 3rd place - Bob and Terri Tabacchi Your response was certainly incredible in making this a success. More numbers next week. THANK YOU!  

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Join us as we bless our Parish Catechists who assist us on our faith journey toward Christ Jesus at all weekend Masses September 19/20.  Our blessing will be live-streamed on our All Saints facebook page Sunday, September 20th at 9:00am.   Please join us in celebrating these wonderful Catechists.  

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These are troubled times.  But the power of prayer can bring us hope and strengthen our spirits.  The rosary is a beautiful and powerful way to pray for ourselves, our families, our country and our world.  With the words of the Hail Mary repeating in the background, we meditate on the life of Christ - His ministry on earth, HIs sacrifice on the cross, and His Mission to all people. During the virus, many of us are home alone all day but the blessing of technology brings us a new way to pray with our All Saints community.  Now, you can pray t...

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Returning to Mass with all the new rules and regulations may seem a bit intimidating. Here is a short video that shows the layout of each worship space and explains some regulations. We hope it will help.   Let's take care of each other. 

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At this time, we cannot have hymnals in the pews. While it will be uncomfortable to sing with a mask, you can still follow along with the music. You can find worship aids online and use your smartphone or tablet to follow along. Go to our website, then under the Resources tab, select Mass Music Worship Aids.  https://www.allsaints-stpeters.org/Resources/Mass-Music-Worship-Aids "Active participation certainly means that, in gesture, word, song and service, all the members of the community take part in an act of worship, which is anything but inert or passive....

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Following the directives from Archbishop Carlson, All Saints will resume public Masses on Monday, May 18th.  Our daily Mass schedule will be at 6:30 and 8:00 am on Monday through Friday.  Saturday morning Mass will be at 8:00am. The 8:00 am Mass will be live-streamed on Facebook Monday through Saturday. Our Weekend Mass schedule has changed.  Please take note of the changes in time and place.  Our new schedule is: 5:00 pm on Saturday in the Church - maximum capacity is 105 people 5:00 pm on Saturday in the Gym - maximum capacity is 170 peo...

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Want to pray the rosary each day with the parish? Pray with us virtually! Join a few All Saints parishioners as they lead us in the Holy Rosary. Consider praying the mysteries of the rosary that correspond to the day of the week. The Glorious Mysteries: Sunday and Wednesday The Sorrowful Mysteries: Tuesday and Friday The Luminous Mysteries: Thursday The Joyful Mysteries: Monday and Saturday

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Our Lady of Fatima is a title of the Blessed Virgin Mary. In 1917, Our Lady appeared to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal. They were Lucia Santos, Blessed Jacinta Marto and Blessed Francisco Marto. Our Lady appeared to the children seven times and performed a miracle making the sun dance in the sky, which thousands of people witnessed. She told the children to say the Rosary every day to bring peace to the world and the end of war. This is why Our Lady of Fatima is also called Our Lady of the Rosary. She also requested us to pray the following prayer at the end...

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"Let no soul fear to draw near to me." Todd Mesler Jr. composed a musical arrangement of the Divine Mercy Chaplet. It was livestreamed on Divine Mercy Sunday, April 19, 2020. You can listen to the sung prayer here: https://youtu.be/G-76rhJTxG8 The Divine Mercy Chaplet is a beautiful prayer given to St. Faustina. It can be prayed any time, but it is especially celebrated on Divine Mercy Sunday. Where did this practice come from, and why do we celebrate it on the second Sunday of Easter? The instruction came directly from Jesus himself. In the 1...

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