Bulletin – 28th Weekend in [Extra] Ordinary Time

/ kredig

Dear Friends,

Mass on Saturday, October 19, 2019 at 4:30 P.M.

Remember our weekly collection of non-perishable food items for the Winona Volunteer Services’ Food Shelf–please be generous!

Thanksgiving Potluck coming soon!–November 16 after the 4:30 mass–watch for the sign-up sheet! 

Begin thinking about yourself being a part of the AAO church board.  Three positions will come available  in January either for re-election or replacement.  Our present board has decided to have upcoming meetings four times a year after Sunday masses, as near as possible to the first Sunday after the close of the quarters in December, March, June and September.  In other words, the meetings would take place in January, April, July and October. 

Pastor Kathy will be speaking at the Unitarian Universalist service on this Sunday, October 20 on the topic of spirituality–how black and white rules can sometimes get in the way of following God’s call. If anyone is interested in attending, they meet on the campus of St. Teresa’s in Loretta Hall at 10 A.M. I know you would be welcome to attend!

This week’s readings call us to perseverance in prayer, preaching the Gospel and working  for justice.

Come; ponder all this with us on Saturday.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings: 

  • Exodus 17: 8-13
  • 2 Timothy 3: 14–4:2
  • Luke 18: 1-8

All Are One Roman Catholic Church Safety Policy

 Every effort will be made to ensure the safety of all attendees at All Are One services and social activities.  Any violation of this policy will be reported immediately to local law enforcement. (This statement was updated and reviewed with the Board of All Are One Roman Catholic church at the July 2, 2018 board meeting and was reviewed with the parish).

All Are One Roman Catholic church Statement as a Sanctuary Support Community

“We affirm that as a congregation of people of faith, we are taking seriously the call to provide sanctuary support in the Winona Sanctuary Network. We recognize that our immigrant neighbors are a vital part of our community and local economy and that due to a broken immigration system they have not all been allowed the legal protections that they deserve. To this end we will use our privilege and our resources to stand with our community members that are in fear of deportation. As a sanctuary support community we are able to do this by providing; prayers, security, time, money, advocacy, relationship, and fellowship to the degree that is within our power.”