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St. Joseph Church

618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville
IN, 47711 United States Get Directions

812-423-5209

https://allsaintsevansville.org

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December 2023

Dec 31, 2023 @ 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Feast of the Holy Family SA

Feast of the Holy Family SA

St. Joseph Church 618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville, IN, United States

Dec 30, 2023 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

Feast of the Holy Family SJ

St. Joseph Church 618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville, IN, United States

Christmas Mass Times

Dec 24, 2023 @ 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm

Children’s Mass

St. Joseph Church 618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville, IN, United States

Dec 24, 2023 @ 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Children’s Choir Rehersal

Children’s Choir Rehersal

St. Joseph Church 618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville, IN, United States

Dec 23, 2023 @ 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm

4th Sunday of Advent SJ

St. Joseph Church 618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville, IN, United States

Holy Day

Dec 08, 2023 @ 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm Immaculate Conception SA

Immaculate Conception SA

St. Joseph Church 618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville, IN, United States

Holy Day

Dec 08, 2023 @ 12:10 pm - 1:10 pm

Immaculate Conception SJ

St. Joseph Church 618 E. Virginia Street, Evansville, IN, United States

Your challenge this week is to focus on the call to service.
Is service a regular part of your life—as an individual, but also as a family or household? How often do you serve? Where do you serve?
Is there one particular cause to which you can give more of your time and talent for the good of those in need? If there is, then just do it because the JUST do it—they serve others! ©Center for Ministry Development. Published by the Pastoral Center / PastoralCenter.com. All rights reserved.

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Your challenge this week is to focus on the call to service.
Is service a regular part of your life—as an individual, but also as a family or household? How often do you serve? Where do you serve?
Is there one particular cause to which you can give more of your time and talent for the good of those in need? If there is, then just do it because the JUST do it—they serve others! ©Center for Ministry Development. Published by the Pastoral Center / PastoralCenter.com. All rights reserved.

Join us for Justice on April 15th at Nazarene Missionary Baptist Church
Sign In 6:00 PM / Start 6:30 PM
Network members gather at the Rally to build energy and momentum for the Action. Change happens because people show up (people power) and champion the importance of these issues to those who have the power to make changes.

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Join us for Justice on April 15th at Nazarene Missionary Baptist Church
Sign In 6:00 PM / Start 6:30 PM
Network members gather at the Rally to build energy and momentum for the Action. Change happens because people show up (people power) and champion the importance of these issues to those who have the power to make changes.

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 on 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.

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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 on 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.

May 19th we Celebrate the best of All Saints Parish - YOU!

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May 19th we Celebrate the best of All Saints Parish - YOU!

Happy Friday, All Saints Parish ! Let`s pray the Rosary together today. Although on most Fridays during the liturgical year, the Church prays the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary, during Easter, it is customary to pray the Glorious Mysteries every day for all 50 days of Easter!

Bishop Robert Barron has shared this wonderful video that you can pray along with while you contemplate beautiful works of religious art for each mystery. Leave a comment to let us know you`ll be praying with us today! 🙏🏻 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoJ1hQTVdSo

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Happy Friday, All Saints Parish ! Let's pray the Rosary together today. Although on most Fridays during the liturgical year, the Church prays the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary, during Easter, it is customary to pray the Glorious Mysteries every day for all 50 days of Easter!

Bishop Robert Barron has shared this wonderful video that you can pray along with while you contemplate beautiful works of religious art for each mystery. Leave a comment to let us know you'll be praying with us today! 🙏🏻 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoJ1hQTVdSo

We began our study of Justice in Family Faith last weekend with an activity. We were reminded that we may all look different on the outside, but we are the same on the inside. For our young, we are trying to help them understand that we are all children of God. God loves everyone. We are all deserving of God’s love. We are to see people in our lives as deserving of our help and deserving of our help in working for justice.
~Sharon Vogler, Pastoral Life Coordinator

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We began our study of Justice in Family Faith last weekend with an activity. We were reminded that we may all look different on the outside, but we are the same on the inside. For our young, we are trying to help them understand that we are all children of God. God loves everyone. We are all deserving of God’s love. We are to see people in our lives as deserving of our help and deserving of our help in working for justice.
~Sharon Vogler, Pastoral Life Coordinator

Today is the feast of St. Stanislaus, bishop and martyr. Stanislaus was a Polish bishop who courageously spoke out against unjust wars and the immorality of the King of Poland despite threats of imprisonment and death. When he refused to keep silent in the face of evil, the king attempted to have him assassinated, and when that failed, he killed Stanislaus himself. St. Stanislaus joins the ranks of John the Baptist, Thomas Becket, and Thomas More as one who was willing to stand up to unjust rulers for the sake of the Gospel, even to the point of losing his life.

Lord God, embolden our All Saints Parish community by your Holy Spirit to resist evil wherever we encounter it, just as you did in St. Stanislaus. Amen.

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Today is the feast of St. Stanislaus, bishop and martyr. Stanislaus was a Polish bishop who courageously spoke out against unjust wars and the immorality of the King of Poland despite threats of imprisonment and death. When he refused to keep silent in the face of evil, the king attempted to have him assassinated, and when that failed, he killed Stanislaus himself. St. Stanislaus joins the ranks of John the Baptist, Thomas Becket, and Thomas More as one who was willing to stand up to unjust rulers for the sake of the Gospel, even to the point of losing his life.

Lord God, embolden our All Saints Parish community by your Holy Spirit to resist evil wherever we encounter it, just as you did in St. Stanislaus. Amen.

Do you know the phrase, "Dying, you destroyed our death; rising, you restored our life"? Besides being a lovely bit of poetry, these words originate in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, where we read, "...the Paschal mystery has two aspects: by his death, Christ liberates us from sin; by his Resurrection, he opens for us the way to a new life" (no. 654).

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Do you know the phrase, "Dying, you destroyed our death; rising, you restored our life"? Besides being a lovely bit of poetry, these words originate in the Catechism of the Catholic Church, where we read, "...the Paschal mystery has two aspects: by his death, Christ liberates us from sin; by his Resurrection, he opens for us the way to a new life" (no. 654).

Your challenge this week is to take one of the works of mercy (spiritual or corporal) and literally live it out. At the end of the week, share with your family what you did and how it changed you. Remember, mercy wasn’t just the theme of a Jubilee Year!
©Center for Ministry Development. Published by the
Pastoral Center / PastoralCenter.com. All rights reserved

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Your challenge this week is to take one of the works of mercy (spiritual or corporal) and literally live it out. At the end of the week, share with your family what you did and how it changed you. Remember, mercy wasn’t just the theme of a Jubilee Year!
©Center for Ministry Development. Published by the
Pastoral Center / PastoralCenter.com. All rights reserved

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