ORGANIZATIONS

Council of Catholic Women
CCW is an organization for all women of the parish. The aim of the group is to unite the women of our parish in religious, educational, and social activities, to do good works, and enrich the lives of the people we touch. In addition to supporting the parish with prayer, service and financial assistance, we contribute to international organizations such as Water for Life, and Christian Foundation for Children and Aging. Meetings are held on the first Monday of the month September through June. 

Holy Name Society
All men of the parish are welcome and encouraged to become involved in the Holy Name Society which promotes reverence for the sacred names of God and Jesus Christ. The organization encourages the personal sanctification and holiness of its members who are called to build the kingdom of God; teaching, spreading and defending faith in Christ by practicing and promoting special devotion to the Most Holy Name of Jesus. Its members sponsor various activities in the parish, including a Pancake Breakfast, Mother/Daughter Breakfast and an annual Healing Mass. Members are invited to attend an annual weekend retreat. Meetings are held the second Monday of the month September through June.

Liturgy Committee
Members include the Pastor, heads of various liturgical ministries and anyone interested in planning and implementing particular details of the liturgical celebrations in the parish. Their goal is to help provide an environment of prayer and celebration that is welcoming, meaningful, reverent and transforming.  Meetings are usually held in August, October, January, and May.

Parish Council
The Parish Council is the central coordinating and unifying structure of the parish. It empowers, enlightens, and supports our parish community by acting as a consultative body to the pastor. – It is a channel through which the laity, religious and priest plan and coordinate the spiritual, financial, and educational life of our parish. Membership on the Parish Council is through self-nomination when elections are held in the spring of the year, and is open to any member of the parish over the age of 18. Parish Council members accept a three-year commitment. Meetings are held monthly on the third Thursday, and each member is encouraged to serve as a liaison for other parish committees by attending their meetings.

Senior Gathering:
A group of our senior citizens meet after morning Mass on the Friday after the Parish Council meeting for coffee and donuts and fellowship. All seniors are welcome.

Welcoming Committee:
The goal of this committee is to help new members feel welcomed in our parish family and to inform them about the various ministries and programs available at All Saints.