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“Could you not spend one hour with me?” This question was asked of the Apostles in the Garden of Olives the night of the Last Supper by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This was right before Jesus’ arrest. You might think – WOW – how could those Apostles care so little for Jesus as to fall asleep!!! This is the time we need to return to Jesus and ask for his assistance. Here at All Saints we have an excellent opportunity to do this in front of the Blessed Sacrament between 9:30 AM and 3 PM, Monday through Friday. Would you be willing to volunteer for one hour in Eucharistic Adoration? We would like to expand the hours to 12 hours a day – so If your answer is “YES”, this will be a start to help us fill up the hours available – and then we can expand back to a 7AM to 7PM schedule. Spend an hour with our Lord. Please consider becoming a regularly scheduled adorer. Fill out and submit the form found at www.allsaintsdallas.org/adoration If you have questions about Eucharistic Adoration, contact: Jim DeSmet, 972-931-8405, jds042@gmail.com

May 11, 2021 11:00 am

“Could you not spend one hour with me?” This question was asked of the Apostles in the Garden of Olives the night of the Last Supper by our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. This was right before Jesus’ arrest. You might think – WOW – how could those Apostles care so little for Jesus as to fall asleep!!! This is the time we need to return to Jesus and ask for his assistance. Here at All Saints we have an excellent opportunity to do this in front of the Blessed Sacrament between 9:30 AM and 3 PM, Monday through Friday. Would you be willing to volunteer for one hour in Eucharistic Adoration? We would like to expand the hours to 12 hours a day – so If your answer is “YES”, this will be a start to help us fill up the hours available – and then we can expand back to a 7AM to 7PM schedule. Spend an hour with our Lord. Please consider becoming a regularly scheduled adorer. Fill out and submit the form found at www.allsaintsdallas.org/adoration If you have questions about Eucharistic Adoration, contact: Jim DeSmet, 972-931-8405, jds042@gmail.com

The May 3rd – May 9th Week in Review video has excerpts from the past week

May 11, 2021 10:00 am

The May 3rd – May 9th Week in Review video has excerpts from the past week's homilies, readings, scripture reflections and coffee chats... We saw a beautifully decorated altar with pink roses for Mother’s Day, the St. Gregory Choir performance and heard Fr. Alfonse’s Mother’s Day Homily. We took a glimpse at our monthly staff meeting, tickets sales for the Clergy Appreciation Dinner and the All Saints Women’s Organization quarterly meeting. He witnessed many more people attending our weekend Masses and the reopening of the baptismal font with holy water. We featured a teaser trailer of the recently released May Reflection on St. Joseph featuring Lo Schubilske and special guest Fr. Jovita and a picture slide show from our First Eucharist Masses. Feel free to provide feedback... all comments are welcome.

Daily Mass celebrated at All Saints Catholic Church in Dallas, Texas every day at 9:00 AM.

May 11, 2021 09:08 am

Daily Mass celebrated at All Saints Catholic Church in Dallas, Texas every day at 9:00 AM.

May 11, 2021 12:48 am

The May 3rd – May 9th Week in Review video has excerpts from the past week's homilies, readings, scripture reflections and coffee chats... We saw a beautifully decorated altar with pink roses for Mother’s Day, the St. Gregory Choir performance and heard Fr. Alfonse’s Mother’s Day Homily. We took a glimpse at our monthly staff meeting, tickets sales for the Clergy Appreciation Dinner and the All Saints Women’s Organization quarterly meeting. He witnessed many more people attending our weekend Masses and the reopening of the baptismal font with holy water. We featured a teaser trailer of the recently released May Reflection on St. Joseph featuring Lo Schubilske and special guest Fr. Jovita and a picture slide show from our First Eucharist Masses. Feel free to provide feedback... all comments are welcome.

St. Damien served those who suffered from leprosy that were shunned to the remote peninsula of one of the islands of Hawaii from 1866-1969. These people were isolated from their families and he served them with the love of Christ, being His hands and feet. He did work that was hard, unafraid of the risks he was taking. St. Damien, teach us how to strive towards holiness and become a saint!

May 10, 2021 05:52 pm

St. Damien served those who suffered from leprosy that were shunned to the remote peninsula of one of the islands of Hawaii from 1866-1969. These people were isolated from their families and he served them with the love of Christ, being His hands and feet. He did work that was hard, unafraid of the risks he was taking. St. Damien, teach us how to strive towards holiness and become a saint!

 

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