On this 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time we hear Jesus’ fortelling the inescapable challenges to be faced in remaining true to our discipleship. Our Fr. Fred will share an update on the status of the “Costello Project” which envisions our future as a Parish working in concert with St. Lucy’s Parish, the Brady Faith Center, the Spiritual Renewal Center and Ignatian Volunteer Corps to ensure the continuing active presence of the Church within thenear west, southwest, and east sides of the City of Syracuse…..Read more» »

Here is the Summary of the Costello Project. The full proposal was submitted to the Bishop's Office on August 1 and we still await a response. To see the full proposal, contact Michael Songer at msonger@syrdio.org.

This weekend we will bless our Parishioners participating in a relationship-building mission visit to Managua, Nicaragua from Sept. 9 – 13. Traveling under the auspices of AMOS Health &  Hope, the group – which also       includes folks from St. Lucy’s Parish – will spend four days in Villanueva – our long-time sister community and home base of the Maternal Health Care Ministry           established by St. Andrew’s Parish and now supported by St. Lucy’s and All Saints Parishes.

 Let us all hold our missionaries in prayer for a safe and successful trip

Please see Victor Okereke's remembrance for Chukwudi - from the funeral celebration on  Aug. 15 here.

OurCare for our Common Home Taskforce invites all to join in a Book Study of Making Hope: Practices, Prayers & Parables for a Changing Climate by O'Neil Van Horn. Participant will meet ON ZOOM for four Mondays, Sept. 14, 21, 28 & Oct. 5 at NOON. Note: Participation will be REMOTE ONLY making this an excellent opportunity for our many ‘remote’ parishioners to connect & participate! If interested, please let our Geri Wagner know by August 31 at geriwagner@yahoo.com or 315-335-8682 to get Zoom link and book. Books can also be ordered from https://orbisbooks.com/ or 1-800-258-5838.

Please see the Homily & Reflection for the Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time / Independence Day Observance by our Pastor, Fr. Frederick D. Daley here.

The Task Force is hosting a raffle to benefit Break Margins Africa, a communitybased organization in Nairobi, Kenya that works with marginalized individuals who have been abandoned by their families because of their sexual orientation. The raffle basket features a beautiful African themed collection, including a table runner and two handcrafted pillows made from African textiles by our own Jane Stopher! Raffle tickets will be available after all Masses this weekend and continuing through the weekend of Sept. 12–13 when we will honor both the 25th Anniversary of 9/11 & Fr. Mychal Judge the first First- responder killed in the attack. Tickets are $5 each or 3 for $10.

The Group will begin meeting again for the fall Session on Wednesdays from 3:00-4:00pm: Sept. 16,  23, 30; Oct. 7, 14, 21 [two week break] then continuing Nov. 11, 18, 25; Dec. 2, 9, 16. Anyone who desires support can reach out to our Sue Lamanna at lamannas@sunyocc.edu or 315-247-7879.

As we journey toward election day, we will discuss Eddie S. Glaude Jr.’s  newest book America, U. S. A.: How Race Shadows the Nation’s Anniversaries.

Tuesdays Sept. 15, 22, 29; Oct. 6, 13, & 20 at 10 to 11:15am - Tomczak Room.

Books are available in the Tomczak room for $20 (or whatever you can afford) OR can be ordered from Crown Publishing. Hardcover: ISBN # 978-0-593-23980-3; Ebook: ISBN 978-0-593-23981-0. 

To register, please call the Parish Office at 315-472-9934 or email our Teresa May at tmay@syrdiold.org .

We have received official word from the leadership of Rescue Mission, that, after 10 years of planning and two years of operation, they are pausing – and likely ending – the youth shelter program. Over the last two years, Garcia House served 55 homeless young people! Recognizing that the gifts of community members, and particularly, All Saints Parish made this all possible, Rescue Mission   emphasizes “that these gifts were not wasted: they fully funded the 24/7 operational costs of Garcia House for two years, giving young people who often go voiceless and underserved a safe place to land.

Parish families and individuals are invited to join the Caring for Our Common Home volunteer crew that maintains our Native Pollinator Garden and Stations of the Cross Path woodlot. We have 1-2 hour work meet-ups, usually once a week, during the summer through fall. Your commitment can be one-time, every week, or anything in between. Anyone interested can contact Julie Sherlock

Fishman at smarterxnature@gmail.com to get more information and get onto the meeting notification list.

Starting in September, the All Saints Singers will return to singing at the Iroquois Nursing Home, once a month, from Fall to Spring. No audition required, all are welcome! We usually meet at 9:30am and sing in the Iroquois Memory Care Unit from 11:00 to 11:30am at 4600 Southwood Hts., Jamesville. Sometimes we gather at a local restaurant for lunch afterwards. Car pooling may be available. For more information, call Ginnie Winters at 315-446-6949.

Grassroot Organizations working to support immigrants at U.S. borders.

We invite all parishioners to consider enrolling in online giving, a simple and secure way to support the mission and ministries of All Saints. Online giving is:

Convenient, Helpful, Flexible, Reliable

To enroll, visit the “Donate” button at the top of our parish website.

Here is the Summary of the Costello Project that was shared with our Parishioners for our Group Sharing sessions early in the summer. The full proposal was submitted to the Bishop's Office on August 1 and we still await a response. We will share with the Community as soon as we do hear anything. To see the full proposal, contact Michael Songer at msonger@syrdio.org.