All Saints Parish

Portland, OR

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Mass Times
- Saturday: 5:00 PM EnglishEnglishEN Limit 100 participants
- Sunday: 9:00 AM EnglishEnglishEN Limit 100 participants
- Wednesday 8:30 AM EnglishEnglishEN Limit 100 participants -
Lenten Resources

Archdiocese of Portland Lenten Resources
The Best Lent Ever

Pick up the following booklets at All Saints Church or parish office:

Bishop Barron's Gospel Reflections

The Word Among Us for Lent

Day Break Daily Reflections
STATIONS OF THE CROSS: In person or view on Zoom each Friday during Lent @ 5:30 PM
Zoom meeting link for Stations and Lenten Mission

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/91048078330

Meeting ID: 910 4807 8330

All Saints School Mass
Time: Wednesdays at 8:30 AM
https://allsaintsportland.zoom.us/j/93555494497?pwd=QzFTc3lWelRIdnFoOXFRK1pIUmNUZz09
Meeting ID: 935 5549 4497
Passcode: 588033
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All Saints' 7th Grade Service Projects 2021

All Saints' 7th Grade Service Projects 2021

Clothing/Supplies for Families and Those in Need (will go to a number of organizations in the Portland metro area) Please try to avoid anything made of glass. Items can be dropped at the parish office Tuesday-Friday 8:00AM-4:00 PM, please indicate 7th Grade Service Project Donation.

Diapers, Pacifiers, Baby Bottles, Baby Clothes and Baby Wipes

Jackets, Hats, Socks and Gloves (Children and Adults Accepted!)

New and Unused Blankets (Fragrant Free)

Puzzles and Legos for Fire Victims (slightly used ok!)

Kitchen Supplies (Forks, Knives, Spoons, Pots, Pans, Cooking Utensils for fire victims)

Toothbrushes, Toothpaste, Deodorant, Bars of Soap, Towels

Drawstring Bags for Homeless Kits

Adult Face masks

The Pad Project

Below is the link to ordering handmade stationery by 7th grader Kaitlin Mau. All of the proceeds from her sales will benefit The Pad Project, which Kaitlin has chosen to help for her 7th grade service project.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6HbyP9FBeizcpO1b_ng-KtoDWGccZumfoFprTpeWWxBX0Lw/viewform?usp=sf_link

Additionally, two students are helping a family friend who lost everything in a house fire. If you would like to donate any kitchen appliances, please contact Rowan Nicholson at: rowannicholson@allsaintsportland.com

Thank you all for your support of our 7th graders and the citizens (and pets!) of Portland!
Covid updates
In accordance with Governor Brown's new statewide restrictions to reduce the transmission of COVID-19, faith gatherings must not exceed 100 people. Physical distancing of 6 feet and wearing of face coverings are still mandated. No sign-up necessary.

Important Things to Know
Anyone 'Homebound' wanting to receive Holy Eucharist outside of Mass, please call the parish office: 503-232-4305 ( ‘Homebound’ are those who because of age or ill health cannot attend Holy Mass or those who feel that their health would be at risk if they were to attend. These individuals may request to receive Holy Communion at their homes. )
- Masks are required to be worn by everyone ages 5 and up.
- The obligation to attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation will continue to be dispensed.
- In accordance with Governor Brown’s executive orders, the number of people at a Mass cannot exceed 100.
- Appropriate physical distancing and adequate cleaning of the church after each use must be maintained.
- Those who attend Mass do so at their own risk. Vulnerable, at-risk and otherwise concerned persons should remain home. Anyone with the slightest symptoms or feelings of sickness must remain home.
- For those who do not feel safe about coming to Mass during these times, we will continue to livestream the following Mass: Sundays at 9AM. You can watch this Mass on our YouTube Channel
Temporary Mass Schedule (thru March 3, 2021)
We have altered the Mass times as Fr. Paul is away.

Weekday Mass
Wed. 8:30AM
Saturday evening Mass: 5:00PM
Sunday Mass: 9:00 AM
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