A New Vision for Confirmation in the Archdiocese of Atlanta Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, In the coming years, the Archdiocese of Atlanta will gradually introduce some changes to how the Sacrament of Confirmation is celebrated and prepared for in our parishes. While the most visible change will eventually be the age at which … Continued
We have TWO more nights at the shelters – March 15 & 28. Thank you to all who have volunteered so far in support of our Homeless Shelter Ministry. There are still some spots available if you’re interested in participating. If you’re unable to be actively involved but want to contribute, financial donations to offset expenses … Continued
Saturday & Sunday, March 14 & 15, 2026 Donate to our annual All Saints St. Vincent de Paul Food Drive! Your contributions benefit Dunwoody neighbors by replenishing the SVdP Food Pantry serving Dunwoody and Dekalb County. The need is great for non-perishable food items as the food pantry has been busy with more clients than … Continued
Become Fire: Say “Yes” to Something More – May 2-3 Men, if you sense something deeper is missing in your spiritual life, the Welcome Men’s Renewal Weekend is for you. Join fellow parishioners for a casual, powerful experience of faith, community, and real connection with Christ. Email menswelcome@allsaintsdunwoody.org with any questions.
Many of you may already know that our dear parishioner, Matt Allen, has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Matt has been a faithful and devoted member of our parish for many years, generously serving the Lord and our All Saints community in countless ways. Matt has a deep faith in the power of prayer and … Continued
Woman & Teen of the Year We are pleased to share that parishioner Mary Jo Alton has been named All Saints’ recipient of the Woman of the Year award. Her love for our parish is manifested in the many ways she faithfully and generously serves. She founded the Garden Ministry and continues to help lead it, contributing … Continued
From Darkness to Light: the Scrutinies Begin Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, This weekend at our 10:30am Mass we begin an annual sacred and powerful “moment” in the life of our parish and the Church: the Scrutinies for those preparing to enter the Church through the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA). What … Continued
Upcoming Food Drive – 3/14-3/15 The St. Vincent de Paul 2026 Food Drive is scheduled for March 14-15, Saturday from 3:30-5:15pm and Sunday from 8am-12:30pm & 3:30-6:15pm. Click here for the list of non-perishable food items (no glass containers), household supplies and personal care items most in need. Cash donations are also welcome. Help All Saints … Continued
The annual Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship will be held Sunday, March 15 from 9am to 2pm in the All Saints gym. Boys and girls ages 9–14 are invited to participate (no pre-registration required). Just come ready to shoot and have fun! Friends and family are welcome, and you do not need to be an All … Continued
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, This letter is primarily written for our Catholic School families, but might be of interest to the wider parish community. As our Catholic school families are aware, each year the Archdiocese requires that parents submit a parish verification form to the pastor for each student they are seeking to … Continued
Wherever you are experiencing your Lenten journey this year, All Saints is here to help you navigate this season of repentance and renewal. Below is the schedule for our season – we invite you to join! EVENTS Weekly Fish FryThe Knights of Columbus All Saints Fish Fry is serving 5-8pm on the following six Fridays – … Continued
Big changes are coming to the Sacrament of Confirmation throughout the Archdiocese of Atlanta! Parents of any child who has not yet been Confirmed, from elementary through high school, should plan to join the Faith Formation team for one of our upcoming Confirmation Parent Meetings. Meetings will be held in the Social Hall, March 22 at 1pm … Continued
We are so grateful to everyone who joined us for our 2026 Lenten Mission with Fr. Keith D. Romke. Over three beautiful evenings, we gathered to reflect on Receiving, Restoring, and Resting in Who You Are — a special time of prayer, renewal, and grace for our parish community. You can rewatch the evenings here: Thank … Continued
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Every year, Lent arrives with its familiar call: pray more, give more, and fast. Yet for many Catholics, fasting can feel like the most confusing part of the season. Why does the Church ask us to give up food, pleasures, or comforts? Is God impressed when we suffer? Does … Continued
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Ash Wednesday is this week, the start of our Lenten journey. The ashes will remind us that we are sinners, and the cross traced on our foreheads with those ashes will remind us that we have a savior. We will be most blessed to host a powerful 3-night Parish … Continued
Serving more than one million Catholics, the mission of the Archdiocese of Atlanta is to proclaim the Gospel of the Lord and grow all of north and central Georgia in faith, hope, love, and service to others. Our theme for the appeal this year is “We are One Body in Christ-Called to Serve.” Your gift … Continued
My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, With the arrival of February, the holy season of Lent is now almost upon us. Once again, we will place ashes on our foreheads and be invited and challenged to walk with the Lord into the desert. It happens every year, and yet Lent is never meant to … Continued
The Most Catholic Response to the Immigration Situation You’ll Find Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, I was writing my article for this weekend on the topic of a Catholic response to the unraveling immigration situation plaguing the nation. In my research, I came across Archbishop Hebda’s recent statement. As Archbishop of St. Paul and … Continued
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, A few years ago, the late Pope Francis declared the 3rd Sunday of Ordinary Time to be “Sunday of the Word of God” in an Apostolic Letter called Aperuit Illis. That title mean “He opened to them,” in reference to St. Luke’s telling of the Lord opening the minds … Continued
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, The Christmas season has come to a close and a new season of Ordinary Time has begun. It is easy to misunderstand the meaning of this new season as unspecial, routine, or uneventful, but in the life of the Church, Ordinary Time is anything but “ordinary”. The word ordinary … Continued
