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Parish Office Hours
(Closed for lunch M-F: 12:00 – 1:00 PM)

Monday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday – 9:15 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday – 9:15 AM – 12:00 PM

Inclement Weather Policy/
Política Meteorológica Inclemente

Scheduling a Mass Intention for 2025

Are you registered in the parish?
If you are not a registered parishioner, please stop by the parish office to become a registered member of All Saints. Parish registration is required to be a Baptismal Godparent or Confirmation Sponsor.

Know of Someone Interested in Becoming Catholic?
If you or someone you know would like to learn more about the Catholic Faith and how one becomes a Catholic, please contact Samantha Welsh, the Director of Religious Education, to learn about the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA). If you know someone who might be interested please let us know. This is how we make disciples of the Lord. The 50 day Easter Season really is an outpouring of God’s grace in our midst.

All Souls Day
The Commemoration of All the Faithful Departed

November 2 is a special day in the Church’s liturgical year to pray for all of the deceased. It is a day of special prayer for all those who have died. We pray that those souls in need of perfection may swiftly pass through their purification and come into the presence of God. It is a grace of the Communion of Saints that we can have this special relationship of prayer with those who have departed this life. May they be purified of any temporal punishment due to sin and not remitted during their earthly lives.

This state of purification is called Purgatory. The Old Testament tells us that “God is a consuming fire.” Through analogy, we can understand this purification process when we consider how fire purifies precious metals, such as gold or silver, by removing the impurities that may be within them.

We can pray for the souls in Purgatory that they may enter God’s presence in heaven. While they cannot pray for themselves, they can pray for us here on earth. The Communion of Saints refers to the saints in heaven, the souls of the deceased in Purgatory, and the Church here on earth. We are connected wonderfully with others in this Communion of Saints.

We pray for all who have died, that they may be purified in Purgatory and enter the happiness of the Beatific Vision in heaven.

In Christ,

Msgr. Lee Roos

The Book of Remembrance will be in the church near the baptismal font and Paschal candle during the month of November in memory of our beloved dead. All are invited to place the names of loved ones who have died in our Book of Remembrance with faith in the resurrection that Jesus promises us. Please, only enter names once into the book.

Arlington Diocese Week of Service
We invite you to take part in a powerful witness of our faith from November 9–16 for the first Diocesan Week of Service, a time dedicated to putting Love in Action through Service in Community. Rooted in the Gospel and inspired by the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy, our parishes and ministries are joining together to bring Christ to our neighbors by serving individuals and families who are most in need—spiritually, emotionally, and physically. From feeding the hungry and visiting the sick, to comforting the sorrowful and praying for the living and the dead, this week calls each of us to live our faith in concrete and compassionate ways.

At All Saints Parish, we have recognized that loneliness is something that affects so many people. After consultation with Pastoral Council and others, we have decided to write cards to those in assisted living facilities and nursing homes. All Saints Catholic School students will assist in this effort. The cards will be delivered, each with a flower, to residents of the various facilities in our parish at which we have monthly Masses. Alexandra Luevano is organizing this effort.

We invite parishioners to reach out to their neighbors who may be alone and lonely by talking to them, giving them some small token of remembrance, or encouraging them during this Week of Service. Let us accompany these efforts with prayer.