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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
M ass I ntentions
This year of 2015-2016, our parish theme is
I know well the plans I have in mind
for you, says the LORD, … plans to
give you a future full of hope.
Jer 29:11
All Saints is a tithing parish, giving of our time, talent,
and treasure so as to give glory to God.
As the Synod on the Family continues at the Vatican this
week, please keep the Bishops and others in your prayers.
Their discussions on marriage and family life are vital to
the Church.
Father Lee Roos
As
the
W orld M ission S unday
F ather has sent M e , so I send Y ou
Today, World Mission Sunday, organized by the Propagation
of the Faith, is a day set aside for Catholics worldwide to
recommit themselves to the Church’s missionary activity
through prayer and sacrifice. Every year the needs of the
Catholic Church in the Missions grow — as new dioceses
are formed, as new seminaries are opened because of the
growing number of young men hearing Christ’s call to
follow him as priests, as areas devastated by war or natural
disaster are rebuilt, and as other areas, long suppressed, are
opening up to hear the message of Christ and his Church.
J esus
the
M issionary &
the
M issionary C hurch
Jesus was a missionary. As the Word of God, he is the light
of all nations. As the Word made flesh, he brought God’s
own life into our midst. Before returning to the Father, he
sent the Church to continue the mission given him by the
Father and empowered her with his Spirit: “As the Father
has sent me, so I send you” (Jn 20:21).
The Church, therefore, is missionary by her very nature.
She continues the mission of the Son and the mission of
the Holy Spirit by proclaiming to the ends of the earth the
salvation Christ offers those who believe in him. We are
faithful to the nature of the Church to the degree that we
love and sincerely promote her missionary activity. As
teachers and pastors we are responsible for keeping alive
a vibrant Catholic missionary spirit in the United States.
Excerpt from To the Ends of the Earth:
A Pastoral Statement on World Mission
Question of the Week: Do I insist on asserting my
superiority over others? What changes in behavior are
necessary for me to give up such pretensions to power?
October 18, 2015
Oct
M
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Ss. John de Brébeuf & Isaac Jogues,
priests, and Companions, martyrs (USA)
Agnes Wambach +
7:00 am
Francis L. Kerzner +
8:30 am
Tu
20 St. Paul of the Cross, priest (USA)
Robert Varney, Jr +
7:00 am
In thanksgiving to the Child Jesus
8:30 am
W
21 Weekday
Rene Carag & Sr. Maria-Teresa
7:00 am
Gimenez +
Wilma Evans +
8:30 am
Th
22 St. John Paul II, pope
Quentin Lawler +
7:00 am
Colby Smith +
8:30 am
F
23 St. John of Capistrano, priest
Catherine T. Wysocki +
7:00 am
Joan Trunz +
8:30 am
Sa
24 St. Anthony Mary Claret, bishop
Mary E. Fletcher +
8:00 am
SUNDAY: THE LORD’S DAY
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Sa
24
Mireille Azar +
5:30 pm
Su
25
Jane McIntosh +
7:30 am
Jeff Bazin +
9:30 am
9:30 am [Sp] Familia Molina deseán agradecer a San
Judas Tadeo [at mpcc].
Therese Noller +
11:30 am
1:30 pm [Sp] For all parishioners
Timothy Paul Biggs +
5:30 pm
7:00 pm [Sp] Dario Balderas +
Sp = Spanish • “+” indicates person is deceased.
MPCC= Manassas Park Community Center
Readings: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jer 31:7-9; Heb 5:1-6; Mk 10:46-52
The Sanctuary Candle burns this week in memory of
Gloria Luainati.
School Mass: Fri., Oct. 23, at 8:30 am. Prepared by Grade 8
(Mr. Rob Tessier).
Exposition & Holy Hour (chapel): Fri., Oct. 23, 8:00 pm.
Re-connecting after a business trip? There are typically
two conflicting needs. The traveling spouse might be
looking forward to relaxing while the at-home spouse may
be looking for reinforcements (with kids, chores, etc.).
Connect first by talking, then reinforce, and finally relax
together.
— w w w . f o ry o u r m a r r i a g e . o r g
w w w . a l l s a i n t s va . o r g
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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I know well the plans I have in mind for you, says the Lord, … plans to give you a future full of hope. October, 2015
Dear All Saints Parishioners;
I write to you to present the annual Parish Financial Report to parishioners. This report is based
on the annual financial report submitted to Bishop Loverde and the Fiscal Office of the Catholic Diocese
of Arlington, covering the period from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015 (Fiscal Year 2015).
I am grateful for all that so many of you have done. Your generosity and sacrifice is an
expression of your faith in Christ and the Church. Through your participation in our weekly offertory
collections, building fund envelopes, and our New Church Continuation Campaign, we are able to
provide the resources necessary for carrying out our mission as a Catholic parish in worship,
evangelization, education, and service.
My first year at All Saints has been one of many blessings as I see our new Church building and
the renovated Parish Activities Center provide for a variety of activities. These are made available
through your gifts of time, talent, and treasure. We have a combined construction debt of $3,575,000
which we are in the process of paying off.
The teaching mission of the Church is advanced through Catholic education, both in our Catholic
School and Religious Education Center. With dedicated teachers and catechists, this is an important
educational ministry of our parish. We have 543 students in our school (Grades Pre-K–8); over 1,300 in
our Religious Education program, and many involved in a vibrant youth ministry.
We tithe for social outreach. With this, we assist the Medical Missionaries, who have built and
staff a hospital in our twin parish of St. Thomas in Thomassique, Haiti. Other beneficiaries of our
outreach include: the St. Vincent de Paul Society; parish emergency aid; AAA Women for Choice;
Birthright; Seton School; Catholic Campus Ministry; Gabriel Homes for the developmentally disabled;
the Retreat for the Seriously Ill; SERVE (Securing Emergency Resources through Volunteer Efforts);
Transitional Housing BARN; House of Mercy; the cloistered Dominican sisters in Linden, and the Poor
Clare Nuns in Alexandria; Don Bosco Center; Tepeyac Family Center; and Catholic Charities, along
with other charities. Even though we are paying off the construction debt, it is also important, for living
out our Catholic Faith, that we assist those in need.
Our parish yearly budget is now based on a weekly collection of $57,700. We increased our
budget slightly, mainly due to increases in insurance premiums, utility costs, and a just annual wage for
our staff. Plans for FY2016 reflect continued efforts to prudently plan and use the parish’s financial
resources. Our continued goal is to match expenses with operation income. As you read this financial
report of how the temporal goods of the Church were used, I hope that you are grateful to God for all the
good that we do together. It is a gift to recognize God’s blessings to us. Knowing God’s generosity to us,
we can make a generous response to others. Let us be good stewards, giving God the first-fruits of our
time, talent, and treasure.
Thank you for all that you do to make All Saints Parish such a special parish. Together we can
help to fulfill God’s plans to give “a future full of hope” [Jeremiah 29:11] through all that we do as a
parish. You are remembered in my prayer.
Sincerely yours in Christ;
(Rev.) Lee R. Roos
Pastor
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ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
October 18, 2015
Parish Statistics
Year Ending 30 June 2015
Registered Families
Registered Parishioners
Baptisms
First Communions
Confirmations
RCIC/RCIA
Marriages/Convalidations
Funerals
Students in Parish School
Students in Religious Education Program
6,869
22,090
677
452
225
199
76
59
561
1,487
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
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ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
Through Baptism we welcome into the Catholic Church:
Christopher Barahona, Chloe Paz, Giselle Portillo, Fatima
Reyes, Gerard Roman, Luke Graybeal, and Alexandra Hill.
Rest in Peace: May those who have died enter into the
mercy of God and the joy of the Kingdom: Jeff Bazin
(husband of Karen Bazin) and Colby Smith (son of Zach
and Carrie Smith).
For Christ’s healing of the sick we pray for: Anastasia
Adams, Jean Agnew, Marcella Altizer, Helen & Rakesh
Andrews, Rita Arellano, Megan Arp, Lorrie Ball, Robin
Bast, Robert Benedetto, Margaret Berdak, Denise Biggs,
Maria Biosca, Mary Blizzard, John Borden, Ann Brien,
Jay Briseno, Jane Carney, Timothy Ceschin, Maurilio
Chaves, Michael Chettle, Brian Clark, John Connelly,
Joseph Conway, Valerie Corliss, Sandra Culebro, Riley
Cullen, Vince Cullen, Carly Czajkowski, Robert Dantona,
Peter DeFranks, Angel Dietzel, Leo DiFilippo, Sister Lydia
D’Souza, Vincent Eugenio, Lynn Ferguson-Kerns, Nicole
Fini, Justin P. Flemming, Anthony Gabriel, Shannon
Gammon, Graciela Garcia, Sam Garman, Teresa Ann
Gilday, K. Darrell Gillman, Mary Giordano, Dick Goble,
Joseph Gonzalez, Claude Grant, Mike Hadro, MaryAnn
Hassan, Danyl Henderson, Gary Herman, Francisco
Hernandez-Tarralba, Virginia Hoffman, Marie Horn,
Sherry Hudson, Mrs. Husk, Mary Hutchinson, Audra Peer
Jackson, Consuela Juarez, Molumba Kamuamga, Mary
Margaret Kohill, Bill Lansing, Sr., Brian Lee, Geraldine
LeFierre, Marian Lomis, John Lucas, Morris Lusk,
Betty Maag, Mary Makosky, Nicole McGinn, Ariadna
Melendez-Guzman, Liem Shinta Maria, Lenny Martelli,
Hazel Martino, Kimberly McNamara, Jim Meagher, Mary
Ellen Merchant, Eduardo Minas, Ken Moan, Bobbie
Moore, Tullis Moyers, Francis Munsell, Julie Kay Natali,
George H. Nitzel Jr., Melanie Nocera, Philip Nuar,
Daniel W O’Leary, Anthony Panameno, Michelle Parker,
Sandra Patterson, John Peden, Abigail Pell, Domingos
Pereira, Tom Propes, Michael Puzynski, Laurel Quinn,
Joe Reading, Jose Manual Rosales Rescendiz, Sean Riley,
Megan Rivera, Rosalie Robl, Mary Rogers, Rita Rooney,
Fred Rose, Anthony S., Des Sassov, Susie Serene, Jerry
Shea, Mike Shoults, Diane Lynn Smith, Patricia Smith,
Sheryl Smith, Stan Sobczynski, Donna Stecker, Barbara
Swenson, James Suraci, Barbara Tasker, Charles Tolley,
Mary Tolley, Sylvia, Urani, Antonio Uribe, Virginia Walsh,
Kiki Warrick, Bob Weaver, Jim Westerhouse, Collette
Williams, Frances Williams, Eleanor Wisniewski, Beatrice
Yeager, and Richard Zavadowski.
Next to the Blessed Sacrament itself, your neighbor is the
holiest object presented to your senses.
— C.S. Lewis
October 18, 2015
S tewardship
of
G od ’ s G ifts
Christ is calling us to share the Good News of our faith
with others in the “new evangelization.” To succeed every
member must be a steward of this misison and of our parish.
This week you will receive in the mail an invitation from Fr.
Lee. Father will ask you and your family to pray and reflect
on the importance of our parish programs and our role
as financial stewards. Next Sunday, our annual offertory
commitment process will culminate with an in-pew pledge
of financial stewardship for the coming year.
We realize that each commitment made is truly a sacrificial
gift to God. We can never surpass the generosity and this
is our opportunity to say, “Thank you, Lord, for all of our
blessings.” Remember, a small sacrifice on everyone’s
part will make a big difference. Thank you.
A dult F aith F ormation R esources
“I wished I knew more about our Catholic Faith.” How
many times have you thought of that? While the ideal may
be to meet with others to learn, understand, and apply
our faith in practice, sometimes one’s schedule does not
enable that to happen. Sometimes, you want to “brush up”
and review something that you heard at RCIA or Adult
Education or any of the other programs offered through
the parish. Now, there is a resource available to you. All
Saints Parish subscribes to Formed. On the web, visit
w w w . f o r m e d . o r g and create your own login credential
(user name and password), using our parish code 16e125.
You will receive unlimited access to all of the program and
supplemental materials, ebooks, videos, and audio talks on
this site. Video resources such as Bishop Robert Barron’s
Catholicism series, and the Symbolon series are accessible
over streaming internet. Our subscription is for the next 12
months. Learn … Grow … Share.
P astoral C are
The Cancer Prayer and Support Group meets on Mon.,
Oct. 26 from 1:00–2.:00 pm in the Parish Library. This
ministry is for people with cancer and also cancer survivors.
Information: Gillian, Pastoral Care Office (703-393-1411).
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The third season of our parish concert series kicks off with a performance by one of the
Washington area’s premiere men’s a-cappella ensembles, The Suspicious Cheese Lords.
Founded in 1996, the Lords specialize in sacred choral music of the high Renaissance. The
Cheese Lords present a complete Mass setting crafted from five different dead bodies (of work),
sutured together with the threads of their precursory melodies. The program features selections
from Masses by Ludwig Senfl, Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, Jean Mouton, and Elzear
Genet (Carpentras), each of which were first recorded by the Cheese Lords. Hear how a war
song, a love song, a Gregorian chant, and a polyphonic motet can be dug up and reanimated
into..."FrankenMass”!” The event is free, and a free-will offering will be taken. All are welcome!
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Manassas, Virginia
A re
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
you registered in the
P arish ?
If you are not receiving mail from the parish, chances are
you are not registered. Please stop by the Parish Office
to become a registered member of All Saints. Parish
registration is required to be a Baptismal Godparent or
Confirmation Sponsor. You may also visit our website at
w w w . a l l s a i n t s va . o r g .
I n O ur P arish
God speaks in silence. Take one hour
before the Blessed Sacrament, exposed
for public prayer in our chapel. We have
needs for adorers at the following times:
Monday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
2:00–3:00 am
1:00 –2:00 am; 3:00–4:00 am
1:00 –2:00 am
3:00–4:00 am
Information: Aime (703-392-5260 or alnuar @ gmail .
com ). Adorers, when you arrive at the chapel, please signin for your time slot so we know that the time is covered.
Are you missing offertory collection envelopes? Due
to a recent data conversion in our parish census system,
we discovered that some families that had been receiving
envelopes did not receive the Sept.-Oct. packet. If you
are registered in the parish and have not received the bimonthly packet of envelopes, please contact our parish
Finance Office (finance @ allsaintsva . org or 703-3684500) so that we may assist you.
Contribute to a Spiritual Bouquet for Bishop Loverde.
All parishioners are welcome to celebrate Bishop Loverde’s
50th Anniversary of Priestly Ordination this December
by making a spiritual offering. Please fill out a spiritual
bouquet card, available in the church narthex (vestibule),
or submit an offering online at w w w . a r l i n g to n d i o c e s e .
o r g / s p i r i t u a l b o u q u e t . These will be presented to
Bishop Loverde in November. Please submit your spiritual
offering to the parish office by Oct. 18.
Adult Faith Formation. The Mystery of God: Who God
Is and Why He Matters. Video series by Bishop Robert
Barron, facilitated by Fr. Lee and Deacon Brian Majewski.
Mon., Oct. 19, at 7:30 pm in the Activities Center. Topic:
The Divine Attributes. See h t t p :// m y s t e ry o f g o d .
w o r d o n f i r e . o r g for a trailer.
Legion of Mary, Mother of the Word Incarnate Presidium,
meets in the PAC, St. Joseph Room, Tues., 7:30 pm.
Bible Study group, facilitated by Deacon Brian Majewski
meets Thurs. from 10:00-11:00 am, Parish Library. Topic:
Acts of the Apostles. Please join us whenever you can.
October 11, 2015
Spirit of Love Prayer Group meets Tuesday in the church
choir area, 7:00-8:30 pm. Come join us! Information: Mary
Alice (john 1415 to 18@ gmail . com).
Men’s Faith Formation. That Man is You: Becoming a Man
after God’s Own Heart. Sat., Oct. 24 at 6:00 am in the PAC.
Stay up-to-date by accessing the TMIY App if you miss
a session. On the web, visit: t i n y u r l . c o m / n e w TMIY.
Questions: Tim Smith (tsmith 7746@ aolcom ) or Matt
Spinosa (matt @ thespinosas . com ).
Are you able to drink the cup that I drink, or be baptized
with the baptism that I am baptized with? Should the Lord
direct these words to you in prayer, how will you respond?
As a priest, deacon or in the consecrated life? Contact Fr.
J.D. Jaffe (703-841-2514 or j . jaffe @ arlingtondiocese .
org ).
Lord, let your mercy be on us,
as we place our trust in you.
Psalm 33
A ll S aints C atholic S chool
Picture Make-up Day: Mon., Oct. 19
Eucharistic Adoration & Benediction: Wed., Oct. 21,
2:15 pm
Veterans’ Mass & Reception: Join us as our school
community honors the commitment of the men and women
who have served our country in the United States Armed
Forces. We cordially invite all active duty, reserve, former
and retired military personnel to attend this special Mass
on Wed., Nov. 11 at 8:30 am. Following the Mass, there
will be an assembly in the PAC with American Legion Post
10 and featured speaker Amy Looney of the Travis Manion
Foundation. A reception for all honored guests will follow
in Father Kelley Hall. All are welcome!!
All Saints Catholic School will host a Fall Open House
for prospective parents for the 2016-17 school year on
Thurs., Nov. 19 at 9:00 am. Following a presentation and
introduction, tours of the facility will be provided. Plan to
attend and experience the dynamic, Catholic environment
of All Saints Catholic School. Information: Mrs. Joyce
D’Eugenio (703-393-1490 or jdeugenio @ allsaintsva .
org ).
Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jesus tell James and John that they do not know what
they are asking. “Can you drink the cup that I drink or
be baptized with the baptism with which I am baptized?”
He is asking them if they can partake of his cup of
suffering and be immersed (baptized) in his suffering.
In
and
A round
the
D iocese …
Catholc Business Network Awards Reception. Please join
Bishop Loverde and Catholic Business Network of Northern
Virginia (CBN NOVA) in honoring four remarkable Catholic
High School students from our Diocese who will receive
this year’s YES Award (Youth Exemplifying Service) and
our business person of the year on Wed., Nov. 4 at 6:30 pm
at Marymount University’s Reinsch Library Building
in Arlington. Tickets are $50/person. Please register by
October 30 at w w w . c b n awa r d s . c o m . Questions? Contact
Lucia Jason (luciamyrealtor @ gmail . com ).
Come together in unity with Catholics from across the
nation. You are invited to attend the 2015 National
Leaders’ and Ministries’ Conference, Nov. 13-15 at
the Hilton Washington Dulles Airport to be inspired and
challenged by powerful speakers. Our theme is: In the Spirit,
through the Cross, One Body (Eph. 2:16-18). Speakers to
include Bishop Paul Loverde, Dr. Alveda King, Caroline
Gambale-Dirkes, Charles and Sue Whitehead, Bishop
Sam Jacobs, Matt Lozano and Angelus Virata. There will
also be a healing service, opportunity for personal prayer
ministry, and Eucharistic Adoration. For more information
or to register, call (800) 338-2445 or visit w w w . n s c c h a r i s c e n t e r . o r g , or contact Terry Riggins, Parish
Liaison for the Charismatic Renewal (703-224-1631 or
t . riggins @ arlingtondiocese . org ).
Teacher Information Sessions. Are you interested
in teaching for the Catholic Schools in the Diocese of
Arlington? There are 44 schools within the Diocese offering
instructional programs for ages pre-school through high
school. Perhaps your certification has expired, or perhaps
you are thinking of changing careers or returning to teaching
after a period of absence. Do you have questions about
qualifications to teach? Would you like to learn more about
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the mission of teaching in a Catholic School, in a nurturing
and caring, Christ-centered environment? Please come to
one of the following information programs for prospective
teachers scheduled throughout the diocese and meet with
Sister Patricia Helene, IHM, head of the Marymount
University Catholic School Leadership Program, Sister
Karl Ann Homberg, SSJ, Assistant Superintendent for
School Leadership and Janet Vetrano, Office of Catholic
Schools Licensure Specialist, to learn more about the
opportunities and advantages of teaching in our Catholic
Schools. Contact Janet (j . vetrano @ arlingtondiocese .
org ) by Mon., Nov. 2 to register.
St. Thomas More Cathedral School
105 N. Thomas St.
Arlington, VA 22203 703-528-1547
All Saints School
9294 Stonewall Rd.
Manassas, VA 20110 703-368-4400
St. Francis of Assisi School
18825 Fuller Heights Rd.
Triangle, VA 22172
703-221-3868
Mon., Nov. 9
7:00 – 9:00 pm
Tues., Nov. 10
1:00 – 3:00 pm
Thurs., Nov. 12
1:00 – 3:00 pm
The Quo Vadis Discernment Group for high school boys
will be playing paintball at Hogback Mountain in Leesburg
on Sat., Oct. 24. The group meets for Holy Mass at 8:00 am
at St. John the Apostle Church, Leesburg. Cost is $25.
Please spread the word about this fun Quo Vadis event and
have any interested families contact the Office of Vocations
(vocations @ arlingtondiocese . org or 703-841-2514)
to RSVP by Sun., Oct. 18.
A Child’s Work is Play! Childcare/Activity Volunteers
are needed in Woodbridge by the Catholic Charities St.
Margaret of Cortona program for homeless families. Lead
structured activities for the Wednesday night Children’s
Program from 6:45 – 8:15 pm while their parents are
attending life skills classes. Sessions are currently running
weekly on Wed. evenings until Nov. 18. Orientation and
materials for activities are provided by the program’s
Child Services Coordinator. Volunteers must be 18 years
old, or 16 if accompanied by a parent. Volunteers must
also complete a background check and diocesan VIRTUS
training. Contactt Paula Hummel (703-910-4845 or
phummel @ ccda . net ).
October is a month especially devoted to the praying of
the Rosary. As we meditate on the mysteries of Christ’s
life and our Blessed Mother, the reciting of the Our Father
and Hail Mary become a backdrop for our souls to enter
into a meditation on these sacred mysteries.
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ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
C hildren ’ s R eligious E ducation
C onfirmation R ally
October Class Dates:
Su
M
18
Tu
19
20
W
21
classes
25
26
27
28
classes
Visit w w w . a l l s a i n t s r e l i g i o u s e d u c at i o n . o r g for a
class calendar and RE family manual.
2nd Grade First Communion Registration. The
schedule for registration meetings for parents of children
in second grade who will be receiving the sacraments of
Reconciliation and Eucharist follows. At this meeting,
parents may register their child for the sacraments and
receive the program requirements. Meeting Schedule:
Oct
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Sun.
Sun.
19
20
21
25
25
7:00 pm
5:30 pm
6:30 pm
11:00 am
3:45 pm
October 18, 2015
In Spanish ONLY
In English/Spanish
In English/Spanish
In English ONLY
In English/Spanish
Parents should bring a copy of the child’s baptismal
certificate (even if the child was baptized at All Saints), the
sacramental registration fee of $25.00 and the name and
address of the church of baptism.
Fired Up!! Confirmation Rally, 2015. Unite with the
other 8th graders from All Saints Church for talks, snacks,
games, music, Adoration, and more! Special guest — Scott
Anthony (w w w . s c o t t m a n t h o n y . n e t ).
Date:
Cost:
Permission form
Check-in:
Pick-up:
Fri., Nov. 6, 2015
Free
due to RE Office by Fri., Oct. 23,
2015
School Gym, beginning at 6:45 pm
Church at 10:00 pm
C arvings
from the
H oly L and
Next Sunday, we have a display
of beautiful handmade olivewood
carvings from the Holy Land.
These carvings are made by 600
Catholic families in Bethlehem
who use them as their source of income. These brothers
and sisters are enduring hardships at this moment because
of the volatile situation in their home country. Christians in
the Holy Land are persecuted and suffering. Over the years,
the Christian population in the Holy Land has dropped
from being 37% to less than 1% today. Just last year more
than 900 Catholic families were forced to leave the Holy
Land. You can support these Catholic families to remain
strong in Bethlehem and Jerusalem by purchasing some of
these beautiful carvings after Mass. Keeping the Christian
presence is vital for the protection of our holy sites. On the
web see w w w . b e t h l e h e m c a rv i n g s . o r g .
A Week of Saints. Patrons of:
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Ss. John de Brébeuf & Isaac
Jogues, priests, and Companions,
martyrs
St. Paul of the Cross, priest
St. John Paul II
St. Anthony Mary Claret, priest
A pope from the lifetime
of many of us! He was a
philosopher, theologian, poet,
playwright, skier, athlete, and
pope!
Anthony Claret, died 1870; from Catalonia;
vigorous reforming bishop of Santiago,
Cuba; founded (1849) the Missionary Sons
of the Immaculate Heart of Mary [C.M.F.]
(Claretians), today numbering about 3,000
members; fostered credit unions and the
apostolate of the press.
Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
9
Thursday Nights, 7:15 - 9:00pm
Support, Pray, Play, Serve, and Learn.
Girls in P.A.C. & Guys in Upper Room
H.S. Teens welcome to show up!
6:30-8:00pm in the P.A.C.
Dinner & Faith Served Every Sunday Night
plus Catechesis, Games, Small Groups,
Fellowship, Prayer & Talks for TEENS
No Meeting this Week due to RALLY
This semester we
are exploring
Catholic Social
Teaching… and
asking “so, how
does this apply to
me?” From the Environment to Human Life
to Immigration to the Poor, we will examine
real-life issues both local & abroad!
Next Life Night:
OCTOBER 25th
Public School… Catholic School…
Home School… ALL Teens Welcome!
Come on Retreat* with us!
Nov. 6 - 8 is just Girls!
Nov. 20 - 22 is just Guys!
Only $35 for an great weekend…
* Must attend at least 2 Thursday night meetings before the retreat in order to attend.
Register at CLC or at www.AllSaintsYouthMinistry.org
Friday Nights, 7:00 - 9:00pm
Come and have fun while you play
Sports and learn about your Faith.
Meet in the Upper Room near the Gym
High School Teens welcome to show up!
Tuesdays, 3:15 - 4:45pm
Snacks are out, the Wii is on, Sports
Equipment is out, & the time is yours!
Meet in the Upper Room
All High School Teens are welcome!!!
Faith & Fun for Middle Schoolers
Experience, fun, sports, activities,
and more while going deeper into
your faith amongst friends
Fr. Kelly Hall
Meeting Room 2
Contact: Erin Atkinson
Contact: Peter Clem
[email protected] [email protected]
7:00 - 9:00 pm on 2nd & 4th Fridays
Next: October 23rd
November 13
7 - 9pm in the PAC
THE GARGANTUAN
GAME NIGHT!
Pizza, Games,
Friends, faith and
St. Lucy Project
(Food Warehouse)
Saturday, November 14
1:30-2:30 pm
Coming Up:
Dec 19: Movie: Star Wars
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Manassas, Virginia
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC CHURCH
October 18, 2015
I know well the plans I
have in mind for you, says
the Lord, … plans to give
you a future full of hope.
October, 2015
Queridos Parroquianos de Todos los Santos,
Mi primer año en All Saints ha estado lleno de bendiciones pues veo a tanta gente enriquecida
por el culto de la Palabra y de los Sacramentos, la catequesis y formación espiritual, las labores sociales,
y tantas otras formas en que damos la bienvenida, hospitalidad y compasión en un ambiente enfocado en
Cristo. Todo esto es posible gracias a nuestro nuevo santuario y el renovado Centro de Actividades
Parroquiales, pero sobre todo por su generosidad y contribuciones.
A continuación les comparto unos ejemplos de las actividades pastorales de nuestra parroquia
que nos permiten llevar el mensaje del Evangelio a muchas personas:

A un costo de $2.6 millones, el renovado Centro de Actividades Parroquiales es un centro
para la formación en la fe y para muchos tipos de reuniones, con un salón grande, cocina,
varias salas para grupos pequeños, y las labores sociales de la Sociedad de San Vicente de
Paul y la Alacena Betania. El centro también permite la presentación de las obras de teatro
que los jóvenes dan cada verano y atraen a personas de todas las edades.

Tenemos muchos grupos de ministerios para niños, jóvenes, adultos y personas mayores de
edad; entre ellos, grupos de liturgia, educación religiosa, Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para
Adultos y Niños, actividades pro-vida, Legión de María, grupos de oración, y un ministerio
para los encarcelados, que dan oportunidades de adoración, crecimiento espiritual y servicio
a los demás. Más aun, los diezmos de nuestra parroquia ayudan a muchas obras de caridad.

Nuestra escuela con 543 estudiantes ha sido reconocida al nivel nacional con el prestigioso
Galardón Azul para escuelas católicas. Nuestros vibrantes programas para los estudiantes de
escuela secundaria y de universidad ofrecen oportunidades de encuentro y crecimiento en la
fe. Y nuestro centro de Educación Religiosa provee formación de fe para más de 1,300
estudiantes con clases en español y en inglés.
Ustedes, bautizados y seguidores fieles de Jesús, hacen todo esto posible por su generosidad al
compartir su tiempo, talento y tesoro. Ahora las deudas del santuario y del Centro de Actividades son de
$3,575,000, y si ustedes pueden añadir por lo menos un 4% al nivel de sus ofrendas de este último año,
entonces podremos continuar pagando nuestras deudas a tiempo y mantener todos nuestros ministerios
sin necesidad de empezar otra campaña para recaudar más ingresos.
Como es nuestra costumbre, una vez al año revisamos las necesidades financieras de la parroquia
y nuestras contribuciones personales. Con la guía y el apoyo de los miembros del Consejo de Finanzas
de la Parroquia, hoy les pido que recen y consideren las bendiciones que Dios les da y cuánto y de qué
manera pueden expresar su agradecimiento donando una porción cada semana. He añadido una lista de
las necesidades financieras para este próximo año para compartirles la necesidad que tenemos de la
ayuda de todos los miembros de esta parroquia. En la misa del 25 de octubre vamos a dedicar un
momento para que todos puedan hacer su compromiso de ayuda. Todos juntos podemos, con
generosidad y a veces con un poco de sacrificio, difundir el Evangelio y mostrar cómo el Espíritu Santo
actúa en y a través de nuestras vidas.
Muchísimas gracias por todo lo que ustedes hacen para que All Saints sea una parroquia especial.
Juntos podemos cooperar con al plan de Dios para darnos “un futuro lleno de esperanza” [Jeremías
29:11] en todo lo que hacemos como parroquia. Siempre están en mis oraciones.
Sincerely yours in Christ;
(Rev.) Lee R. Roos
Pastor
Manassas, Virginia
IGLESIA CATÓLICA ALL SAINTS
Vigésimo Noveno Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
18 de octubre de 2015 11
Misa en Manassas Park 9:30 am ~ Intención especial • Misa de 1:30 pm ~ En memoria de Gabriel Cortez • Misa de 7:00 pm
~ Para intención de Familia Holguin.
E ducación R eligiosa
R ally
Fechas para Clases de octubre :
Domingo
Lunes
18
Martes
19
20
Miércoles
21
clases
25
26
27
28
clases
¿Necesita un Calendario de Clases? Visite nuestro sitio
web: w w w . a l l s a i n t s r e l i g i o u s e d u c at i o n . o r g . Aquí
puede encontrar el calendario de clases y el Manual de
Familia.
R eunión
de
R egistro
de
P rimera C omunión
Los padres que tienen niños en segundo grado que van
a recibir los sacramentos de Primera Reconciliación y
Primera Comunión tienen que asistir a una Reunión de
Registro. En esta reunión, los padres inscribirán a sus hijos
para los sacramentos y recibirán información sobre los
requisitos del programa.
de
C onfirmación
Fired Up!! Confirmation Rally, 2015. ¡Únete a cientos de
jóvenes de 8vo grado de All Saints para disfrutar de juegos,
música, refrigerio, Adoración, y más! Invitado Especial:
Scott Anthony (w w w . s c o t t m a n t h o n y . n e t ).
Fecha:
Viernes, 6 de Noviembre 2015
Costo:
GRATIS
El formulario de debe ser entregado a la Oficina de
permiso:
Educación Religiosa antes de 23 de
Octubre del 2015
Lugar de Entrada: Gimnasio de la escuela, comenzando
a las 6:45 pm
Lugar de Salida: Iglesia 10:00 pm
Horario de las Reuniones
oct
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Ma
Mi
Do
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19
20
21
25
25
7:00 pm
5:30 pm
6:30 pm
11:00 am
3:45 pm
¡SOLO en Español!
Inglés y Español
Inglés y Español
SOLO en Inglés
Inglés y Español
Los padres deben traer una copia del certificado de
bautismo del niño (incluso si el niño fue bautizado en All
Saints), la cuota de inscripción sacramental es de $ 25.00
y necesitamos el nombre y dirección de la iglesia del
bautismo.
Párroco
Rev. Lee R. Roos
703-393-2155
Vicarios Parroquiales
Rev. Juan Puigbó
703-393-2153
Rev. Mauricio Pineda 703-393-2154
Oficina Parroquial
703-368-4500
Horario de Misas en Español
Domingo: 9:30 am en el Centro Comunitario
de Manassas Park; 1:30 pm y 7:00 pm en la
Iglesia.
Caridades Católicas busca voluntarios bilingües para
ayudar en la oficina en Manassas que está cerca del Mega
Mart. Requiere la habilidad de usar la computadora, hacer
llamadas telefónicas, y otras tareas administrativas. Si están
interesados, favor de llamar al 571-208-1572.
¿Podrán beber el caliz que yo bebo, o ser bautizado con
el bautismo con que yo seré bautizado? Si el Señor te
dirige estas palabras en la oración, ¿cómo responderás?
Como sacerdote, diácono o en la vida consagrada.
Llama al Padre J.D. Jaffe (703-841-2514 o j . jaffe @
arlingtondiocese . org ).
Confesiones
Confirmación
Adoración del Santísimo
Horario de Oficina
Miércoles: 6:30-8:00 pm • Viernes: 7:308:00 am • Sábados: 3:00-4:00 pm • Primer
Viernes de Mes: 7:00-8:00 pm
Domingo 8:00 pm a Lunes 7:00 am •
Miércoles 9:00 am a Jueves 7:00 am •
Jueves • 7:00 pm a Viernes 7:00 am; •
Viernes 9:00 pm(después de la Hora Santa)
a Sábado 7:30 am
Primera Confesión y Primera Comunión
Se ofrece en 2do Grado. Es obligatorio
un año de preparación. Llame al 703-3932142 x216.
Se ofrece en 8vo Grado. Es obligatorio
un año de preparación. Llame al 703-3932142 x249.
La oficina parroquial está abierta de lunes
a jueves de 9:00 am a 12:00 del medio día
y de 1:00 pm a 9:00 pm. Los viernes de
9:00 am a 12:00 del medio día y de 1:00 pm
a 8:00 pm. Sábados y Domingos de 9:00 am
a 3:00 pm
Para ser héroes de Dios con el Padre Juan,
conéctate a w w w . v i vat r e x . n e t .