One of the beautiful customs of Catholic life is the practice of having a Mass offered for a particular intention. We see these intentions listed in the bulletin, announced before Mass, or requested at the parish office. But many Catholics have never really been told what a “Mass intention” is or why the Church has … Continued
Padre’s Points to Ponder – 8/7/26 Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Some people say that parish life slows down in the summer. They apparently haven’t been to All Saints! The past few hot months of summer have been jam-packed with lively activities. Aside from our regular calendar of Masses, Confessions, ministry meetings, and the … Continued
Please join us for the Patriotic Rosary on the first Thursday of every month at 1pm in the church. Our next gathering is Thursday, October 1. This powerful devotion is a beautiful expression of our love for both the Rosary and our country. Thank you for your continued prayers and support.
Archdiocese of Atlanta Immunization Policy All children attending Catholic parish preschools must meet Georgia state standards for immunization. The Preschool at All Saints requires a valid and current 3231 vaccination form be on file before a child can enter the program. As required by the Health Department, Georgia Department of Human Resources, children who do not … Continued
Last year, our parishioners completed the Disciple Maker Index (DMI) survey. Since then, Fr. Michael and our Parish Staff completed a six-month journey of prayer, listening, and discernment, meeting for 12 sessions to review the results alongside parish interviews, listening sessions, and sacramental and demographic information. The results of the DMI survey are now available! … Continued
Beginning this weekend, August 1, the doors on the bell tower side of the church will be exit only. Parishioners who park on that side are asked to enter through the main church doors. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, This week, Pope Leo XIV will travel to Assisi, the beloved hometown of St. Francis, to celebrate Mass at the Basilica of Santa Maria degli Angeli, St. Mary of the Angels. His visit provides us with a wonderful opportunity to rediscover one of the Church’s beautiful traditions of mercy. … Continued
Our Eucharistic Adoration Chapel depends on faithful guardians to ensure that someone is always present with Our Lord. When a regular guardian is unable to attend, substitute guardians help fill those hours. Serving as a substitute is a great option if you’d like to participate in Adoration but can’t commit to the same hour each … Continued
Padre’s Points to Ponder – 7/24/26 This weekend, the Sunday closest to the Memorial of Sts. Joachim and Anne, the parents of the Blessed Virgin Mary and thus the Grandparents of Our Lord Jesus, the Church celebrates the World Day of Prayer for Grandparents and the Elderly. Pope Francis established this day in 2021 to … Continued
Padre’s Points to Ponder – Guest Edition – 7/17/26 In just a few weeks, Seminarian Thau and I will be ending our summer assignments here at All Saints. Because I am in what is now called the Pastoral Synthesis stage, I will be returning to All Saints in December, while Thau will continue his seminary formation, … Continued
It’s that time of year again… The Preschool Music Program is looking for used musical instrument donations. We accept most all instruments regardless of condition…rhythm sticks, drums, guitars, brass, woodwinds, etc. We cannot accept acoustic pianos as we do not have the space. If you have a donation, please drop them off at the Parish … Continued
Padre’s Points to Ponder with Deacon Chrystian Bis – 7/10/26 This Fourth of July, I got to experience the famous Dunwoody 4th of July Parade. I got to drive Father Michael’s decorated Jeep, trying to balance looking at the crowds and making sure I stayed on course. It was an incredible experience, seeing how many … Continued
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, This weekend our nation marks the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. We rightly give thanks for the blessings of liberty that have shaped our country’s history, remembering with gratitude those who sacrificed so that future generations might live in freedom. We are also invited … Continued
Beginning July 1, our Wednesday Adoration schedule will be adjusted. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament will take place following the 7:00am Mass, with Benediction at 5:50pm. We hope this updated schedule provides greater opportunity for prayer and adoration throughout the day while also allowing parishioners enough time to attend the evening Mass at 6:00pm.
Life tells us we need to move faster and faster to keep up with our responsibilities. Before I joined the seminary, I used to work for a software company, running an online program for businesses to use. I remember when I worked in IT, issues would pop up over and over, and my coworkers and … Continued
This past Saturday, I was able to join a few brave souls from our parish for a joint procession of the Blessed Sacrament from St. Brigid Catholic Church to Mary Our Queen Catholic Church. For those unfamiliar with the practice, it was a walk on foot behind the Blessed Sacrament in a monstrance. We hiked … Continued
Padre’s Points to Ponder – by Deacon Chrystian Bis I have only just unpacked my boxes here in Dunwoody and started my first week on assignment as a deacon at All Saints, yet I already find myself deeply immersed in the spiritual life of this parish. I’m very thankful that my first weekend here included … Continued
Padre’s Points to Ponder – 6/4/26 Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, This week, a group from our parish, together with friends from St. Peter Chanel and their priest Fr. Evan, sets out on a pilgrimage to Italy. We go not as tourists, but as pilgrims: men and women seeking an encounter with the Lord, … Continued
Padre’s Points to Ponder – 5/29/26 Though we have two great solemnities after Pentecost (Trinity Sunday and Corpus Christi Sunday), the Church has officially returned once again to the season we call “Ordinary Time.” We are not simply returning to the mundane routines of life; in truth, Ordinary Time may be one of the greatest … Continued
