Parish Life
All Saints African Community
The purpose of this ministry is to grow our faith within Christ, share His everlasting love, and evangelize our community through our Catholic faith. We are committed to increase All Saints African involvement within the church and significantly increase its presence by partaking in other ministries and church events. Every African member registered in the parish is eligible for membership in the Community. Meetings are monthly and Mass will be attended yearly as a group. All the members are encouraged to participate in activities and get involved in the life of the parish to create an environment that will be more favorable for the well-being of the community as well as the parish.
Paul Kamanda —
All Saints Marriage Enrichment
This parish-based program is for all married couples to come together to strengthen their marriage through Christ. ASME offers date night fun, fellowship, and marriage-enhancing activities for couples.
All Saints Men’s Club
The All Saints Men’s Club is a parish organization for men who engage in spiritual, service and social activities to benefit themselves, their families and the parish. The club offers a relaxed atmosphere for fellowship and prides itself on its quality of membership. The club is open to any male parishioner. There is no mandatory level of membership — all members are welcome to participate in any way he can! Typically, the club meets monthly.
Matt Raney —
All Saints Moms Group
The All Saints Moms Group is a fellowship of moms of all stages who help each other in the mission to raise the next generation to be passionate followers of Christ. Bonded by our vocations as mothers and our Catholic faith, we join together to build friendships, grow in faith, and encourage each other through the joys and challenges of motherhood. Our group participates in many activities including:
- Monthly meetings with guest speakers and activities
- Small groups, bible studies, and special committees
- Playdates, family picnics, and mom's night out social events
- Yearly advent retreat and community outreach projects
If you want to enrich your Catholic faith, form life-enriching friendships, and better serve the Lord, your family, and the All Saints community, come join our group!
Natalie Bedford & Laura Concienne —
Mom's Group Homepage
All Saints Women’s Organization (ASWO)
All women of the parish are automatically members of ASWO. Members participate in various activities of faith and fellowship, as well as service projects to benefit our parish. This ministry runs “Help Your Neighbor Sunday” and provides funeral receptions. ASWO’s primary fundraiser is the Hearts and Hands Bazaar held each fall to address the various needs of our All Saints Community. The organization also has nine circles, smaller groups of women working together on special projects and social events throughout the year. ASWO co-sponsors the annual Ladies Day of Reflection.
Ann Hanson —
Empty Nesters
These are groups for couples whose children have grown and left home. Groups typically meet monthly.
Barbara & Bob Philippon —
Fall Festival
The Fall Festival is a major fellowship event that takes place on the All Saints Church campus each year. The Festival is a family-friendly, two-day event with great food, beverages, live entertainment, Bingo, silent auction, and carnival games with prizes for children of all ages. The volunteer committee is made up of approximately 30 to 40 individuals who meet regularly during the year to plan, prepare, as well as execute the event. Planning begins in February. Meetings are held once a month when possible. During August and September, we will usually meet twice a month as we get closer to the festival.
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Gather + Connect
The Gather and Connect Group is a ministry at All Saints Catholic Community. It is an organization that offers fellowship for adults who are in their 30’s, 40’s, and 50’s. The group offers spiritual and social events and service projects where adults, who are married and single, come together to share in their Catholic Faith.
Brandee Nelson —
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Hispanic Community (Comunidad Hispano de Todos los Santos)
We invite you to join us in a Ministry of Espiritual Formación full of prayer, knowledge of the scriptures, praise and fellowship every Friday and monthly confessions and Mass in Spanish.
Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus is the world’s largest Catholic men’s fraternal benefits organization. Lumen Christi Council #13520 was established at All Saints in May of 2004. The order is built on four principles – Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism. The six main program themes are Church, Community, Family, Pro-Life, Youth and Fellowship. Membership in the Order is open to any practicing Catholic man over the age of 18. Planning meetings are usually held on the first Wednesday of the month and business meetings on the third Monday of the month.
Pat Haney —
Council Website
Knights of Columbus Columbian Squires
The Columbian Squires is the official youth organization of the Knights of Columbus. Fr. Paul Gray Circle 5717 of All Saints is open to all baptized Catholic boys from ages 10-17. You do not need to be the son of a Knight to join. Squires aim to develop the next generation of lay leaders in the church through a faith-based service program. They also have fun! The Circle is run by the boys themselves under the guidance of Knight Counselors who have all gone through both the parish and Knights Safe Environment program. Typically, meetings are held monthly.
Stan Schwieterman —
Ladies Auxiliary of Lumen Christi
The Ladies Auxiliary of Lumen Christi nurtures women’s faith journeys, while providing an avenue for social contact among members as they assist the Knights with Council activities. Membership is open to all women who have a family relationship — past or present — with members in good standing of the Knights of Columbus. Typically, meetings are held monthly following a community meal with the Knights.
Carol Faulkner —
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Nursery
Our nursery provides quality childcare during Sunday Masses and special parish events. The nursery is located off the hallway adjoining the Narthex. We offer childcare for infants and children up to 47 months of age during 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Masses on Sunday. Volunteer and childcare workers are needed.
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