There is always a place for you at All Saints Parish.
All Saints Parish Evansville
All Saints Parish was created on July 1, 2015 with the merger of two of Evansville’s oldest parishes:
St. Anthony Parish and St. Joseph Parish. The merger has created a strong parish and positioned us to have even greater impact on our community as an expression of our faith.
Whether you’re new to the area, returning to the church, or curious about the Catholic faith and how it is shown in the world, we invite you to experience the warmth, the joy, and the community you’ll find at All Saints Parish. We welcome the doubter as well as the believer, the active in faith as well as the seeker.
Get Involved
Here at All Saints Parish, we offer several stewardship opportunities for all parishioners, young and old, to be involved in Parish life. Whether you would like to cook a meal, visit the elderly, join us in our justice ministries, pray for others, clean the church, or greet our parishioners at one of our weekend Masses. We offer opportunities for everyone to share their gifts and talents with others!
Welcome
Newcomers!
Whether you’re new to the area, returning to the church, or curious about the Catholic faith and how it is shown in the world, we invite you to experience the warmth, the joy, and the community you’ll find at All Saints Parish. We welcome the doubter as well as the believer. We welcome the active in faith as well as the seeker.
There is always a place for you at All Saints Parish.
Giving is a blessing
Your contributions make a difference
In addition to your time and energy, All Saints Parish also depends on parishioners’ financial support. We’ve made it easy for you to consider online giving, and to determine an appropriate annual level of giving and to have your contribution automatically paid every week.
Growing in Faith
Together
Faith Opportunities
Here at All Saints Parish, we offer several opportunities for all parishioners, young and old, to grow in faith. Whether you would like to participate in a Scripture Study, JustFaith!, Family Faith, LifeTeen, becoming Catholic, or one of our other many programs and offerings, we offer opportunities for everyone to grow in their faith and gather with other parishioners!
Wednesday Morning Outreach
Part of our life in Christ is to help ensure that people’s basic physical needs are met.
Learn more about our Wednesday Morning Outreach Programs.
Volunteers are always needed. If you are interested in giving your time, please contact at the parish office.
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May 6th
St. Benedict’s School Auditorium 530 S. Harlan Avenue
Sign-in 6:00 PM
Call to order 6:30 PM
Your challenge this week is to choose one way you can be “green” and care for God’s world. Maybe you will commit to bringing reusable bags to the grocery store so our oceans and landfills aren’t destroyed by plastic bags. You might decide to give up bottled water and drink tap water or stop using Styrofoam by carrying your own reusable mug wherever you go.
Replacing old light bulbs with energy-efficient ones is a possibility, as are planting a tree or purchasing locally-grown products. Whatever you decide to do, challenge yourself to make this a life-long practice, not something you do once a year when it’s Earth Day.
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Today marks the beginning of Passover for our Jewish brothers and sisters. It is a beautiful moment both to pray for the Jewish people as well as to call to mind our deep connection with them as Catholic Christians.
We recommend to you an excellent book by Dr. Brant Pitre called "Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist," which "shines fresh light on the Last Supper by looking at it through Jewish eyes" and helps us understand how, at the Last Supper, Jesus instituted the Eucharist as a New Passover.
On this World Day of Prayer for Vocations, we answer the call of Jesus to "ask the lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest" (Luke 10:2). What are some ways we can pray today? Watch this video to learn more.
Celebrate with our young people, their families, and us, their parish family as they join us at the Eucharistic table Sunday, April 28 at our 10:30 am Mass.
Thank YOU for being such an important part of All Saints Parish . We love you! All Saints Parishioners, join us as we celebrate YOU on May 19th at our All Saints Parishioners Luncheon at St. Anthony Church after the 10:30 am Mass.
Thanks to our Community Partner, Seton Harvest, along with Reckitt Benckiser for suppling All Saints Parish with starter plants.
Please pick up your starter plants at 11:30am this Sunday, April 21 at the St. Anthony campus. Take the plants home, then bring the produce back for the monthly Veggie Give a Way. Veggie Giveaway Dates coming soon.
It`s Patriots` Day (also known as Marathon Monday since the Boston Marathon is run on Patriots` Day each year)! While it is a secular holiday, the Church has important things to teach us about how patriotism fits into the life of faith. In his 2020 article, Mark Shea writes that patriotism "means not adoration of the state nor the notion of `my country, right or wrong,` but the love of home and the gratitude we owe those who gave us so much." As Catholics, we are called to love our country and be grateful for the good things our homeland has provided for us, but always remember to "seek first the kingdom of God." Read the whole article here: https://uscatholic.org/articles/202207/true-patriotism-is-about-building-bridges-not-walls/