All Hallows Catholic Church

Tuesday of the 29th Week in Ordinary Time
October 20, 2020
Grab your work gloves and your hard hat. In today’s homily, Father Jerry asks, “Can we remove a rock that is an obstacle between us and another? Can we take …See More
Monday of the 29th Week in Ordinary Time
October 19, 2020
“We’ve all realized at some point in our lives that we can have a full closet, and money in the bank, and still be impoverished,” says Father Jerry in today’s …See More
The 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 18, 2020
Today Father Jerry shares with us that he knows people who are truly unhappy, and others who are full of joy. They’re all regular folks like you and me, so …See More
The Feast of Saint Ignatius
October 17, 2020
Today the church celebrates The Feast of Saint Ignatius, who was born in Syria and eventually became the Bishop of Antioch. In the year 107, Emperor Trajan visited Antioch and …See More

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Grab your work gloves and your hard hat. In today's homily, Father Jerry asks, "Can we remove a rock that is an obstacle between us and another? Can we take out a brick from the wall we have built around us that not just keeps others out, but isolates us from experiencing life to the full? Can we crack open a door we keep shut, only because of fear of what (or who) we don't know?" "The work of the follower of Jesus is peace and reconciliation," Saint Paul says, and for many of us that requires some demolition.

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"We've all realized at some point in our lives that we can have a full closet, and money in the bank, and still be impoverished," says Father Jerry in today's homily, "We can dine nightly on the most elegant entrees and the choicest of wines, and feel an emptiness in the pit of our stomachs." Today's gospel reminds us of those powerful realities.

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Today Father Jerry shares with us that he knows people who are truly unhappy, and others who are full of joy. They're all regular folks like you and me, so what's the big difference between them? "Give the Lord a gift that you are proud of," says Father Jerry, "Because your generosity is a very concrete way of demonstrating your thanks to God for all that He has done for you." It's that generosity that literally built All Hallows just 60 years ago. [ 38 more words ]

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The 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Today Father Jerry shares with us that he knows people who are truly unhappy, and others who are full of joy. They’re all regular folks like you and me, so what’s the big differen…

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Today the church celebrates The Feast of Saint Ignatius, who was born in Syria and eventually became the Bishop of Antioch. In the year 107, Emperor Trajan visited Antioch and forced the Christians there to choose between death and apostasy. Ignatius would not deny Christ, and was thus condemned to be put to death in Rome. Ignatius is well known for the seven letters he wrote on the long journey from Antioch to Rome. [ 64 more words ]

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The Feast of Saint Ignatius

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Today Father Jerry tells the story of the time Abraham Lincoln threw a man out of a 3rd story window... and for good reason! Watch Father's new video and determine for yourself whether this really happened or if it was just a tall tale... More importantly, today the church celebrates The Feast of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque. In 1690 at the age of 43, a French mystic nun began to promote devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, a feast which helped the church from the spirit of Jansenism, and promoted first Friday devotion.

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Today the church celebrates The Feast of Saint Teresa of Jesus, also known as Saint Teresa of Avila. Teresa lived in an age of exploration as well as political, social, and religious upheaval. It was the 16th century — an age of turmoil in reform. She was born before the Protestant Reformation, and died almost 20 years after the closing of the Council of Trent. [ 126 more words ]

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The Feast of Saint Teresa of Ávila

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"We all seek the seat of honor, don't we? Even if we sit in the back pew every Sunday... back in the day before social distancing seriously limited our choice of seats in church," says Father Jerry in today's homily. "We take the seat of honor whenever we put our own wants and comforts before the common good, " he adds, "We claim the first chair when we refuse to change our approaches and habits to bring about a safer more just environment for all." Hear Father Jerry's full message in the video above, and thank you for sharing this special video with your friends on social media.

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Wednesday of the 28th Week in Ordinary Time

“We all seek the seat of honor, don’t we? Even if we sit in the back pew every Sunday… back in the day before social distancing seriously limited our choice of seats in chu…

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O Lord, make us the means in which Your goodness is realized in everything You have created. Make us vehicles of unity through which we come to realize that we are all made in Your image and likeness. And so honor one another as Your children. Make us advocates for the protection of the common good, and the blessed earth You have created for all of us who are brothers and sisters to one another, under your loving providence.

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As the gardener knows, as Jesus teaches in today's Gospel, the signs of God's grace are all around us. In experiences of great joy. And sometimes we are in the dumps. From the first buds of spring to the good night hugs of our children, and yet we are often too overwhelmed by the demands and expectations made of us, to realize those signs of God's love around us. [ 42 more words ]

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Today's parable reminds us that the wedding banquet of God's kingdom is now filled with guests that include strangers, outcasts, unsuccessful people, lazy people, and those people that other people would say 'should be the least likely to be invited at all.' Let us pray. May Your grace, O Lord, we pray at all times go before us and follow after, and make us always determined to carry out good works. [ 28 more words ]

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The 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Today’s parable reminds us that the wedding banquet of God’s kingdom is now filled with guests that include strangers, outcasts, unsuccessful people, lazy people, and those people that …

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