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The community of All Saints welcomes the Catechumens and Candidates who celebrated the Rite of Acceptance and the Rite of Welcoming on Sunday November 1, 2015. These women and men are in discernment and formation as a part of the RCIA.

Have a Say About the Future of All Saints Catholic Community

No one has to be told that our parish is in the center of dramatic community development and change. The Pastoral Council, aware of this rapid and significant transformation, has undertaken a strategic planning process to prepare the parish to serve the All Saints Catholic Community in the future. The process has included a detailed analysis of the changing population. Using Mission Insight, a large source of data and projections used by churches across the country, these changes are predicted:

• 23% population growth in 10 years;
• 25% household income increase in 10 years;
• Increase in the population age segment 5 – 17 years old from 13% of the population to 22% of the population in 10 years.

The Pastoral Council has identified possible future goals for the All Saints Catholic Community for the next 10 years. Please join us for a one-hour focus group where you can investigate more of the projection data and provide your input regarding the future goals and directions. Please note: THIS IS NOT A FUNDRAISING ACTIVITY! We need your input regarding where we are going!

Focus groups will be held in the Parish Hall at on Tuesday, May 19th 7-8 pm and Saturday, May 23rd 9:30-10:30 am. Just show up and please spread the word. Bring your friends. We want to hear from you. If you have any questions, you may contact Stephanie Sullivan at [email protected].

Buy your tickets today at the following locations: Eclectic Home, C&D Hardware, Chatter's Café & Bistro, and at the All Saints Front Office.

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You are invited to a concert featuring the combined choirs of All Saints English Choir, Spanish Choir.

The concert is to be given in Honor of Eli Lopez for all his years of service to All Saints and for his ordination to the priesthood which will be in June.

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Clic para el restante Calendario de Bautismo Clase y Bautismos de 2015.

Click for the Remaining Baptismal Classes Schedule and Baptism for 2015.

March 2, 9, and 23 from 7:00PM to 8:15PM in TALC Room 2. Most of us, like Jesus in his first 30 years, lead ordinary lives but we have been called like Jesus to an extraordinary mission. Join us with the help of John Wood in exploring how to make our mission more extraordinary as we approach the great event of Easter.

Made for More - Feb. 16 and 23 in TALC Room 2 at 7pm. As Lent begins on Feb. 18, do you wonder at times why we are here and what the deeper meaning of life is? God's life is infinitely rich for us but we need to make the effort to plumb the depth. We will discuss Curtis Martin's insights as well as share our own journey of faith in this search. Make Lent and its 40 days of prayer and reflection a growth time in your life.

Please welcome members of the Catholic Faith who were baptized at All Saints on January 31, 2015:

Caroline Jayne Dayer, Alexander Spaziani Metz, Sofia Elizabeth Rivera, John Francis Middleton, Benjamin Edward Wright, Lucy Oree Wall, and Natalia Elise Rodriguez.

Join the All Saints Youth Group March 7, 2015 for one spectacular fun day as we teach our youth on how Loving our God is! ***FOR MORE INFORMATION, CLICK THE LINK***

Come Join the All Saints Youth Group as they Rock Away With Christian's Greatest Artist! ***CLICK ON THE LINK!***

Register TODAY for the All Saints Men’s Retreat

January 23 - 25, 2015
Holy Name Retreat Center
430 Bunker Hill Rd, Houston, TX 713-464-0211

A year without a retreat is like a day without light.

Contact Kelly Hawkins @ 713-515-8177 / [email protected]
Or David Haim @ 713-862-5801 / [email protected]

“So then you are no longer stranger and sojourners, but you are fellow citizens with the holy ones and members of the household of God” Ephesians 12:19

What do Adam and Eve, Moses, David, and Jesus and the Apostles have to do with my life? Examine closely how these entire key characters, pieces and events fit and culminating in the coming of Jesus and His Church. Join in reading and discussing your reflections, insights, and questions concerning these and other major Old Testament figures and how they lead us to Christ Jesus. How do we continue this story from Jesus today and into the future as disciples and apostles of Jesus?

Join us Mondays in TALC #2:
January 26: 7:00pm - 8:15pm - Adam to Abraham
February 2: 7:00pm - 8:15pm - Jacob to Joshua
February 9: 7:00pm - 8:15pm - Joshua to Jesus

Are you ready to let GOD take your spiritual life to the next level? Or do you want to help reinvigorate your parish? Matthew Kelly promises to take you on a journey that will help you live out the genius of Catholicism in your daily life. Let Jesus be reborn in your heart and our world. Discussion Sessions:

January 12 and 19 from 7:00pm to 8:15pm Third Age Learning Center Room 2.

Jan. 12: Chapters 1, 2, and 3; Pages 1-106. Read the key signs of "Prayer and Study", take notes and bring your ideas, questions and suggestions to share with others. Read the summary to each chapter before coming to sharpen your recollection.

Jan. 19: Chapters 4, 5, and 6; Pages 108-217. Reflection on the key signs of "generosity" and "evangelization". Bring your ideas, questions, suggestions to share with others.

The long awaited DVD on the All Saints’ Icon talks by Brother Robert Lentz is now in stock.

Also, many of you have inquired about the Novena to Our Lady, Untier of Knots. This booklet has just arrived and is now available in our bookstore.

The bookstore will be open after all the Masses on Sunday and after the 5:30 Saturday Mass.