We will miss his deep faith, his gentle care of those in need, and his contagious smile.   Fr. Peter will be under the Pavilion Next Sunday, July 12, following the 7 am, 9 am, and 11 am masses,  This is our opportunity to wish him well as he leaves All Saints for his new assignment at St. Joseph's Parish in Imperial. This reception will be like no other... "air hugs" only, lots of waves in the recommended social distance manner Refreshments will be cookies individually wrapped and bottled water. (We're doing our...

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PSR Registration is now open! Register and pay in full before July 1st and get the early bird discount.  Classes begin on Wednesday, August 26th.  You may download the registration form by  clicking the link below or stop by the Parish Office to pick up a copy. Please contact the Office of Religious Education, if you have any questions.  We are happy to help: 636-397-1440, ext. 228.   Click here for a Registration Form.

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Pope Francis has accepted Archbishop Carlson's request for retirement and appointed Archbishop Mitchell Rozanski as the 10th Archbishop of St. Louis. Rozanski will be officially installed as Archbishop on August 25th, the Feast of St. Louis, King of France. We will miss Archbishop Carlson, but look forward to the guidance and leadership Archbishop Rozanski will provide. May we pray for him and with him as he embarks on this new role! Learn more about Archbishop Rozanski in the St. Louis Review article, "Archbishop-designate Rozanski looks forward to ‘Serve...

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  The Annual Catholic Appeal unifies us as Catholics in the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Each year we demonstrate we are one Church in our efforts to assist those who are suffering and abandoned. Catechetical programs introduce our young children to the love and peace of the Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ. Our newly ordained priests join their new parishes with enthusiasm and great hope. Your support means thousands will find grace and mercy through the Annual Catholic Appeal, not because those we serve are Catholic, but&n...

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In this time of turmoil, Archbishop Carlson calls us to bring Christ's peace to all the peoples of the earth. He calls us to prayer and  forgiveness; he calls for hard work and the involvement of us all.  You can listen to his video by clicking here and his letter, addressed to all his Brothers and Sisters in Christ can be found below. Click here to view the video from the Archbishop.  

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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.  Please also review the information on our website. 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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"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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During these challenging times, it is good to know that we are all praying for each other as a community - as one.  Here's another way to stay connected and to know that you are not alone. Send in your prayer requests and we'll put them on the altar when Fr. Don, Fr. Bob and Fr. Peter offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass each day.  Send your prayer requests and special intentions to  prayer@allsaints-stpeters.org or mail to: All Saints Parish 7 McMenamy Road St. Peters, MO  63376

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Donations to our Coronavirus Relief Fund will provide food, meals and supplies to those in need, particularly the vulnerable in our community.  To donate, you can just click on  the ONLINE GIVING button above and to the right of this announcement.  You can also drop off or mail your donation to the Parish Office. Donate to CORONAVIRUS RELIEF. Click to Give

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DROP OFF LUNCH For those who need extra help during this time, we have two ways to sign up for lunch to be delivered to your home beginning Monday, March 23rd. This will be a lunch packed by our kitchen staff Monday through Friday with extra items on Friday's delivery. There is NO CHARGE for a Drop Off Lunch for you and your family on your porch between 11:30 am and 12:30 pm.   To sign up online click here or leave a phone message at 636-397-1440 x 227 and we'll get back with you to confirm.  If you are willing to deliver lunches, please get ...

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Looking to the Good Shepherd for the Healing of our Wounded Church NOVENA Day 1 — Justice for the Hurting “Why should the wicked scorn God, say in their hearts, ‘God does not care’? But you do see you take note of misery and sorrow; you take the matter in hand. To you the helpless can entrust their cause; you are the defender of orphans.” (Psalm 10:13, 14) O God, we know that you hear the cries of those who look for justice.  Help us, who act in your name, to listen intently to those who cry out.  Help us to consider their...

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