Parish Announcements and Flyers:
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1. This is the last week to bring your All Souls’ envelopes to the parish office. Please print the names of your deceased family members and friends, and don’t forget to specify which Mass you would like their names to be read at. 2. We are upgrading our parish data of registered parishioners. Please remember to register or re-register your family. The new registration form is available in the back of the church and on the parish website. The new form has information about children who are now college students, and children 21 and older will need to fill out their own forms. 3. The men’s group, That Man is You, meets on Saturdays from 7 to 8:30 AM. All men are welcome. 4. The Altar & Rosary Society will be selling raffle tickets after Mass. The tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. They are also available in the parish office. 5. Citizens for Life will be holding a Life Chain event today/tomorrow from 2:30 to 3:30 PM on Main Street, in front of Pioneer Plaza. Please come. 6. Next week, Fr. Jarek will be attending the Priests’ Retreat. Because of that, there will be no reconciliation, Masses, or Adoration on October 28 th through the 31 st . 7. On Saturday, All Saints’ Day, as every year, there will be a Columbarium prayer for the deceased at 12 PM. 8. All Saints Catholic School will have its 3 rd annual Saint Museum next weekend, on Saturday after the 5:30 PM Mass and on Sunday after the 11 AM Mass. Join the students as they become “live statues” of various saints. For information, see the flyer in the bulletin and on the bulletin boards. 9. Catholic Daughters of the Americas have provided an informational flyer about White Ribbons Against Pornography, available in the bulletin and on the bulletin boards. 10. As every year, on November 11, we’re celebrating Veterans Day. We’ll have a Mass honoring veterans at 6 PM, followed by a reception. If you would like to attend the reception, please contact the parish office no later than Friday, November 7.

1. The ushers will now take the second collection for World Mission Sunday. Thank you for your donations! 2. All Souls envelopes are available in the back of the church for you to print the names of your deceased family members and friends. These envelopes can be dropped in the offering basket or brought to the church office. We will pray for them throughout November Masses and Adorations. Please include which Mass 5:30 PM, 9 AM, or 11 AM, you prefer the names to be read. 3. We are starting to upgrade our parish data of registered parishioners. The new registration form is available in the bulletin, in the back of the church, and on the parish website. The new form has information about children who are now college students, and children 21 and older will need to fill out their own forms. For more information, please check the poster in the back of the church. 4. Citizens for Life will be holding a Life Chain event on Sunday, October 26, from 2:30 to 3:30 PM on Main Street, in front of Pioneer Plaza. Life Chain is a peaceful, prayerful public witness of pro-life individuals standing in remembrance of at least 65 million lives lost to abortion and praying for our nation, for people in crisis situations, and for a permanent end to abortion. Please join Citizens for Life next Sunday, and feel free to bring a folding chair if you are unable to stand for the hour. 5. Fr. Patrick, the pastor at St. Peter’s Church, is organizing a pilgrimage, Discover the Shrines of Italy, that will take place next September. For more information, please check the poster in the back of the church. 6. The men’s group, That Man is You, had their first meeting this last Saturday-. They will continue to meet on Saturdays from 7 to 8:30 AM. All men are welcome. 7. Now, Philomena will come to the ambo to give an announcement about the Altar & Rosary Bazaar and raffle tickets, which are on sale for $5 each or 5 for $20.

1. All Souls envelopes are available in the pews for you to print the names of your deceased family members and friends. These envelopes can be dropped in the offering basket or brought to the church office. We will pray for them throughout November Masses and Adorations. Please include which Mass 5:30 PM, 9 AM, or 11 AM, you prefer the names to be read. Also, all names will be read during weekday Adorations. 2. We need to upgrade our parish data of registered parishioners. From next weekend, we will provide a new registration form, which will be available on the parish website and in the back of the church. Upgrading our information is essential so that we can have an accurate list of parishioners who haven’t left the area or even, sadly, passed away. The form will also have information about children who are now college students. Adult children 21 and older will need to fill out their own forms. This update will be for the end of the year. 3. This week, the All Saints Catholic School Mass will be on Wednesday the 15 th at 8:30 AM, rather than on Thursday. 4. The Catholic Daughters of the Americas will be holding an America Needs Fatima Rosary Rally on October 18 at noon, at Carpenter Park. 5. Fr. Patrick, the pastor at St. Peter’s Church, is organizing a pilgrimage, Discover the Shrines of Italy, that will take place next September. For more information, please check the poster in the back of the church. 6. Next Sunday, we will have the second collection for World Mission Sunday, when all churches celebrate worldwide the feast of catholicity and universal solidarity, so Christians the world over will recognize their common responsibility for the evangelization of the world. 7. We will be starting a new men’s program called That Man is you! on October 18, 7 to 8:30 AM, in the parish hall. A core team member will now come to the ambo to talk about the program.














