Dear All Saints Family, I am freshly back from the National Eucharistic Congress in Indianapolis, where the whole parish was carried in my heart and prayer at adoration, at Masses, in the Procession, everywhere! My soul is filled to the brim with the graces of that experience. You’ll be hearing all about those graces for … Continued
Join us Thursday, July 25 for Dinner & Bingo! Open to the community and fun for all ages. Located in the All Saint’s Social Hall, doors will open at 6:30pm with Bingo starting at 7:30pm (limited to the first 175 people). Admission is $18 with cash payouts over $1,000 plus 50/50 split the cash drawing … Continued
As shared in Fr. Michael’s recent article, we are excited to kick off our Restore and Renew initiative to shore up and beautify our little corner of the Kingdom of God here at All Saints! We already have a short list of projects including restoring the Adoration Chapel, narthex beautification, restoring the cushioning in the … Continued
The Heart of Renewal Before we get down to business with this weekend’s article, a quick word of gratitude for all who made the return of Vacation Bible School such a massive success! Over 50 children gathered each day this past week to learn about the Saints in a joy-filled, action-packed VBS. From my heart, … Continued
Backback Project Needs Your Help! It’s almost back-to-school time, and the Women’s Guild is once again sponsoring the Back-to-School Backpack project! Please take a tag (or two) off the giving trees which are up in the Narthex and bring your items back no later than August 1 in order to have backpacks assembled and distributed … Continued
Fundraising and construction of All Saints 30th HFH project is underway. Our fundraising efforts are lagging. Currently we are only at 62% of our financial goal and commitment. If you have already donated…thank you! If you have not, we ask that you please consider making your donation today! Your support is greatly needed and appreciated. … Continued
Because not everyone can go to Fatima Our Most Gracious Mother will come to you! The Legion of Mary is excited to announce our Lady of Fatima Pilgrim Statue program coming to All Saints. This program offers all parishioners a unique opportunity to have our Blessed Mother come to you. A beautiful way to draw … Continued
Renew and Restore Dear All Saints Parish Family, As all of us are aware, many things around our campus are in great need of repair, deep cleaning, and restoration, and the Archbishop has given us the go-ahead to raise funds for these projects. So it is with excitement and joy that I share with you … Continued
Faith and Works: Partners in Our Journey of Faith As we journey together in our faith, it is essential to reflect on the profound relationship between faith and works, a cornerstone of our Catholic belief. This relationship is not merely a theological concept but a lived experience that shapes our daily lives and our eternal … Continued
The All Saints Widowed group meets on the third Thursday of the month at 5pm for dinner in the Dunwoody area. Every member receives an Evite stating the date, time, and location of the restaurant for that month’s dinner. An email address is needed to respond to the Evite. Please note that this is not … Continued
Our discussion on Tuesday, July 23 we be on “The Liturgy of the Hours” with special guest presenter, Mr. Ben McCormack. Journey deeper in your relationship with Jesus Christ each Tuesday this Summer as we explore the beauty of Catholicism, deepen our relationship with God, and journey together towards spiritual fulfillment. Come join us every … Continued
Understanding the Four Marks of the Church: One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic If we want to dive deeper into our Catholic faith then we must first recognize and reflect on what the Catholic Church stands for. For us to do this it is essential to delve into what we mean when we profess our belief … Continued
Bl. Carlo Acutis and the Universal Call to Holiness On May 23rd Pope Francis formally recognized a second miracle attributed to the intercession of Blessed Carlo Acutis which was the last step needed before he could be officially canonized as a Saint in the Catholic Church. If you have not heard of Bl. Carlo Acutis … Continued
For years, the All Saints Knitting group has crafted blankets for the Ronald McDonald House and hats for cancer patients. We welcome both knitters and crocheters, beginners and experts alike. Experienced members are ready to teach and assist newcomers. Meetings are every Thursday from 10 AM to Noon in Classroom #9. New members are always welcome … Continued
Protection of the Most Blessed Sacrament When Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris was on fire a few years back, a holy priest ran back into the inferno, not to grab the collection, not to save an historic piece of art, but to protect the Blessed Sacrament. He risked his life to save those consecrated Hosts. … Continued
IMPORTANT 2024-25 DATES:
Nothing “Ordinary” about Ordinary Time We’ve been celebrating the greatest mysteries of the Faith with intensity since Easter Sunday. Remember Pentecost, Trinity Sunday, Corpus Christi, all back to back? Now we’re fully back into the Sundays of Ordinary Time … but these weeks are anything but ordinary. The name of the liturgical season called Ordinary … Continued
Journey deeper in your relationship with Jesus Christ each Tuesday this Summer as we explore the beauty of Catholicism, deepen our relationship with God, and journey together towards spiritual fulfillment. Come join us every Tuesday from 7-8pm (except 7/16) in the Library as we explore different dimensions of our faith together. Each week is a … Continued
The Origin of the Celebration of Corpus Christi As we approach the beautiful solemnity of Corpus Christi, it’s a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the origins of this feast and the profound significance it holds for our faith. This special celebration, dedicated to the Body and Blood of Christ, has a rich history rooted in … Continued
The Mystery of Mysteries As we gather to celebrate the solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity, we are invited to reflect on the “Mystery of Mysteries”. The doctrine of the Trinity teaches us that there is one God in three Persons: the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Or as Fr. Mike Schmitz so … Continued
