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

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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

ALL SAINTS PARISH – LENT/HOLY WEEK/EASTER SCHEDULE (2025)

ON-GOING OPPORTUNITIES:

Weekend Liturgies: Saturday: 4:00pm (Traditional Music)
Sunday: 9:00am (Gospel Choir) & 11:30am (Contemporary Music & African Choir)

Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession): Saturday: 3-3:45pm
Daily Liturgy: Monday – Friday: 11:30am
Recitation of the Rosary: Tuesday: 4:00pm – in the Tomczak Room (in church) Stations of the Cross: Fridays following 11:30am Liturgy (in church)

Taizé Prayer: Wednesdays April 2, 9 & 16– 6:30pm (in church)
Thursday April 10 – hosted by The Spiritual Renewal Center (in All Saints church)

Daily Reflection Booklet: Not by Bread Alone by Daniel P. Horan, OFM. Copies available in church.

Lenten Faith-sharing/Book Study Groups: All are invited to participate in one of four Lenten Faith-Sharing groups…….

See full lent/Holy Week/Easter schedule

An Item of Interest

A Manifesto Against For-Profit Health Insurance Companies — by Michael Moore

I hereby give you my Oscar-nominated Documentary on the Killer Health Insurance companies like United HealthCare —SICKO — for FREE… and let’s end and replace this so-called “health care system” NOW - Michael Moore

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Breaking News

BLOOD DRIVE in the Community Room

SAT. APRIL 12 – 8am-1pm:
BLOOD DRIVE in the Community Room of the Bishop Harrison Center.
The need for blood donations remains as critical as ever. Let’s all consider celebrating this Jubilee Year of Hope
by sharing the very gift of LIFE! As always, donations from our African & African American Communities are especially important to help patients with sickle cell anemia and related disease. See the flyer in church for information on how to schedule an appointment or simply join us at the Harrison Center.
Spread the word!

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THE SNOW PILE IS GONE! HAPPY SPRING!!!

Our Chief Meteorologist, Fr. Fred, declared the SNOW GONE from Parish property
As of THIS MORNING March 31,2025!
Congratulations to our John Arquette and Dr. Richard Cherny
who both predicted this date.
The initiative generated a total of $62! Thanks to everyone who participated!
A Reading, Conversation & Book-signing

Sunday., April 13 – 4pm: All are invited for a reading, conversation & book-signing with poet, National Book Critics Circle Award Finalist, Palestine Book Award Winner, American Book Award Winner and Walcott Poetry Prize winner: MOSAB ABU TOHA. Co-sponsored by All Saints, Syracuse Peace Council, Justice for Palestine & Pantheon Books in All Saints church.
SOLAR PANEL PROJECT UPDATE

The Care for Our Common Home Taskforce reports that we now have EIGHTEEN and ¼ Solar Panels (out of 27 needed) paid for! Donations can be made in honor or memory of a loved one: $350 for ¼ of a panel, $700 for ½ a panel, or the full $1400. Smaller donations also welcome, and the Care for our Common Home Taskforce will match those donations up to $1400. We welcome other offers to match donations. Donations can be put in the weekend collection, made by mail, in person at the Office, or online at our website. Please make sure checks designate that they are for the Solar Panel Project.

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