ALL ARE WELCOME.

In the spirit of Vatican II, All Saints Parish is an open and welcoming Catholic Christian Community, joyfully grounded in the Eucharist that strives to live the Gospel call to holiness and justice and loving service to all.

Mass: Saturday: 4 PM, Sunday: 9 AM and 11:30 AM

Liturgy Schedule

Join our live-streamed masses and other parish presentations here

INCLUSIVITY + DIVERSITY + CONTINUITY + EVANGELIZATION + GROWTH

About Us

Our Radical Welcome (Video)

We welcome you ALL: All women, men, trans-persons … single, married, …divorced, … or if … “it’s complicated!” … those who are filthy rich, dirty poor, no hablo Ingles … pia karibuni wote ambao wana sema kiswahili … au kirwanda … kifrench! There is a place for you if you are over 50 - but not yet grown up or a teenager growing up too fast…

To hear the full welcome…play the video

THIS IS THE DAY THE LORD HAS MADE!!!

SAVE THE DATE to CELEBRATE our FR. FRED’S 50th ANNIVERSARY of ORDINATION!

On the weekend of May 18 & 19, as a Parish Community we will celebrate this most happy occasion at EACH of our weekend Masses AND

SUNDAY, MAY 19 ALL are invited to a special reception in the Bishop Harrison Center following our 11:30am Mass.

As a living tribute to the gift of Fr. Fred’s priesthood and presence among us, the Parish is creating a unique outdoor garden path, which will include Stations of the Cross.

Donations toward this gift gratefully accepted.

Please designate any donation – cash or check – for Fr. Fred’s Anniversary.

SPREAD the WORD! ALL ARE WELCOME!

From the LGBTQ+ Taskforce:

Due to the backlash over President Biden’s first ever Proclamation on Transgender Day of Visibility which fell on Easter and publication of the new Vatican document, Dignitas Infinita (“Infinite Dignity”), we wish to share with you a letter written to Pope Francis by the mother of a transgender child. The new Vatican Document, which focuses on a range of “moral issues” (including the evils of war and poverty), while positive in some aspects, in the words of Francis DeBernardo, the executive director of New Way Ministries, again supports ideas that lead to real physical harm to transgender, nonbinary, and other LGBTQ+ people. In her letter, Lisa Williams, the Mom, writes, “I challenge us, as followers of Jesus, to allow ourselves to become uncomfortable so that real and necessary change can happen. We need to face our fears, our misunderstandings, and our biases. We must stop putting limits on God’s love and divinity, which have no limits and are beyond our human understanding.”

This Vatican document is the one our Fr. Fred referenced in his homily last weekend, which offers us all – like the Apostle’s with their dissenting friend “doubting Thomas”– the challenge of remaining in communion even as we dispute the validity of aspects of the document. Links to the Letter, the President’s Proclamation & the Vatican Document can be found here. Hard copies are available in our Greeting Area. On Tuesday, May 7 at 7pm, we will gather in church for an open dialogue on these issues and documents. All are Welcome!

Breaking News

Parish Bible Study

This week Our Bible Study groups continue a 6-week study of Biblical References to the Spirit, in preparation for the Feast of Pentecost – when we celebrate the “descent of the Holy Spirit.” Tuesday evenings and Wednesday mornings groups will share lessons on texts mentioning the Spirit in the Old Testament; then during the first three weeks of May, will study references to the Holy Spirit in the New Testament, culminating in the Feast of Pentecost on May 19. All are welcome to join. Please contact Mary Jureller [text: 315-382-8039 or email: giege39@gmail.com] so she can order enough booklets.
Bereavement Group

This group is for anyone experiencing the loss of a loved one. The Bereavement Group will help you face your grief in a way that is healthy for you. Listening to others and sharing experiences is also a way to work through grief. If you know someone who might benefit from these groups, please feel free to invite them (or better yet, bring them!). Those who have been to a group previously and would like to continue that growth. are invited.
The Group meets from 3-4pm in the Harrison Center Ignatian Room on Wednesdays April 24; May 1, 8, &15.
NEW BOOK STUDY BEGINNING – April 23!

The Tuesday morning – 10-11:15am – Book Study Group will begin discussing “FOLLOWING CHRIST in a CONSUMER SOCIETY” by John E. Kavanaugh. In our era of fraud, corruption and the relentless celebration of image over substance, Kavanaugh’s impassioned plea that we turn away from the false and dehumanizing gospel of consumerism and embrace our true humanity in Christ is, perhaps, more urgent then when he first wrote it. All are Welcome! The Group will continue for 6 weeks – ending on May 28. Gatherings are in the Tomczak Room in church. Please contact Michael Songer at 315-466-8482 OR allsaintsff@syrdio.org to arrange for a book. For those able, a $7 donation for the book is appreciated.
“Puzzle Battle” Fundraiser

Fri., May 3 “Puzzle Battle” Fundraiser for women’s educational scholarships: 6:30-9pm at the Bishop Harrison Center sponsored by Philanthropic Education Organization which celebrates the advancement of women especially by providing scholarships, awards, grants & loans for women’s education. Contact: Jane Stopher 315-447-8625 or Dale Avers 315-415-8436
FIRST EUCHARIST MASS SATURDAY, MAY 4,

1pm! 15 children of our Parish will celebrate their First Eucharist! Let us hold each of these young parishioners and their families in our prayer as they experience this significant event in their journey as Jesus’ disciples!
PLANNING AHEAD WITH FAITH FORMATION!

Sunday, April 21 and 28 – NO FAITH FORMATION (School Break)
Sunday, May 5 – Faith Formation
Sunday, May 12 – NO FAITH FORMATION (Mother’s Day)
Sunday, May 19 – Last day of Faith Formation