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All Saints
Catholic
Church &
School
Growing in the Spirit
Pastor—Fr. David J. Greenfield
Deacon Jim Hoegemeier
Church Office Mass Schedule
P.O. Box 269 Weekends
N8566 State Road 49 Saturday - 4:30 PM
Berlin, WI 54923
Phone: 920-361-5252 Sunday - 7:30 AM
Email: parishoffice@allsaintsberlin.org Sunday - 10:00 AM
www.allsaintsberlin.org Sunday 10:00 AM Mass will also be
Livestreamed on Facebook and can be
All Saints Catholic School viewed later on our website.
151 S Grove St.
Berlin, WI 54923
920-361-1781 Reconciliation
Wednesday 4:30-6:30 PM
FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JANUARY 31, 2021
WELCOME TO ALL SAINTS MASS INTENTIONS
CATHOLIC CHURCH SAT 4:30 PM Becki Kwidzinski
1/30
No matter who you are, or where you are in your faith SUN 7:30 AM All Saints Family
journey, you are welcome at All Saints Parish. 1/31
Would you like to join us as an active parishioner?
10:00 AM Deceased Members of the
Please visit our website: allsaintsberlin.org Diedrick and Schampers Families
Find Registration under the About Us tab at the top.
We are blessed to have you here. MON No Mass
2/1
The Sanctuary Lamp is lit to signal the True TUES 5:30 PM Merlin Resop
Presence of Christ in the Tabernacle and is donated 2/2
this week in memory of Robert Blazel
WED 8:00 AM Beverly Jaroch
2/3
Rest in Peace: Raymond Soda who was buried from our THURS 9:15 AM Patrick Caulfield
Church last week. May God grant him eternal rest. 2/4
FRI 8:00 AM Kathy Mahoney and
The Mass Book for 2021 is now open. You are welcome 2/5 William Mahoney
to schedule Masses or reserve the Sanctuary Lamp in SAT 4:30 PM Tom Conard
memory of a loved one for 2021. Mass stipends are $10 and 2/6
the Sanctuary Lamp is $5 for the week. We ask people to
SUN 7:30 AM All Saints Family
limit the number of Masses they schedule to 3 (only 1 on a 2/7
weekend), and the sanctuary lamp to one, to give everyone
an opportunity to do so. Please contact the parish office, or 10:00 AM Special Intention for
drop a note with payment in the mail or collection basket. Chuck & Sylvia Lepinski
on their 73rd Anniversary
PARISH PRESS
All Saints Religious Education Program and
Catholic School hosts Amy Yanzer from the
Diocese as she presents a workshop on the
richness of the Liturgy.
Everyone is welcome, and we especially
encourage our religious education, confirmandi,
and school students and families to attend.
The workshop will be held in the Church on
Wednesday, February 3 at 6:00 PM. We will
follow the same Covid19 safety protocols as we
have been following for Mass.
Please call or email Michelle Wolff at the parish
office with any questions or for more information.
920-361-5252 or mwolff@allsaintsberlin.org
EVENTS
BINGO is BACK!! THIS WEEK AT
Join us for “In-Person” Bingo again on ALL SAINTS PARISH
Sunday evenings. Doors open at 5 PM
for food and refreshments. February 1-7, 2021
Bingo begins at 6:30. Monday: Parish office closed
January 31—CCW CCW - 5:00 PM - parish hall
Kitchen: Cindy Stobbe, Kathy Morris Rosary - 5:30 PM - Plan.Parenthood, Oshkosh
Cakes: Cindy Stobbe, Donna Schroeder Wednesday: 3:30 & 6:00 PM - Religious Education
Who Says Mass is Boring - 6 PM - Church
February 7—No Bingo—Super Bowl Sunday 4:30 - 5:30 PM - Private Confessions
Thursday: Eucharistic Adoration - 2:30-6:30 PM - Church
Saturday: 4:30 PM Mass
If you can help by making a cake or helping in the Sunday: 7:30 AM & 10:00 AM Mass
kitchen for Bingo, please call the parish office. Thanks!
Council of Catholic Women – CCW will meet on Monday, Feb. 1 at 5:00 PM in the parish hall. We will continue to
practice social distancing and not be serving any refreshments. We’ll talk about the coming year and would welcome
any ideas you may have that our group could do for our parish or community. All ladies of the parish are welcome to
join us.
Rosary at Planned Parenthood in Oshkosh - A dedicated group of parishioners meet in Oshkosh on the first
Monday of every month, rain or shine, to pray the rosary for an end to abortion. They begin at 5:30 PM. Anyone is
welcome to join them in this peaceful prayer for the unborn.
Scholarships Available - The Knights of Columbus, Berlin Council 1547 are offering two $800 scholarships and one
$800 Special Needs Scholarship to children or grandchildren of a member of our local council who proves enrollment
in a 4 year college or accredited technical program. To qualify for the Special Needs Scholarship, an individual would
have to have been previously identified by school district personnel with an educational disability, and has been de-
termined to be in need of, or has received past educational services to address his or her needs. Any qualified stu-
dent in the Berlin Area School District may apply for the Special Needs Scholarship. Applications must be submitted
by March 15. Please call Bob Markofski at 920-376-1296 with any questions you may have or to get an application.
Knights of Columbus Fat Tuesday Spaghetti Dinner - Tuesday Feb 16th, 2021 at All Saints Catholic Church
Social Hall. Take out only. $8 advanced or $10 at the door. For tickets call: Jason Schilling 608-770-7251.
Deliveries available; please call Julie Boeck at 920-290-2703.
Charity Benefit Raffle Tickets now available. Tickets are: 1 for $5; 3 for $10; 9 for $20. All proceeds go to
charitable causes including our own church and school. Lots of great prizes including cash prizes.
Contact Tom Pionke at 920-290-0984 or Jim Carriveau for more information or to get your tickets.
Attention Online Givers: Would you like envelopes to use for the one-time gifts collected during the year?
One-time-a-year packets of envelopes are now available to pick up in the gathering space. These packets include
the Catholic Herald subscription fee and Holy Days, which are also now available through the online Pushpay option
if you’d rather login to your account and make your one-time contribution for these in that way. Also enclosed in this
packet are the Annual Dues envelopes for Holy Name, CCW and Initial Offering, which are not currently options
through our ONLINE Pushpay option. Thank you for your support and for using online giving!
End of Year Giving Statements are now available. Please check your email! This year we have the ability to email
statements to those of you who have email addresses on file with us. If you did not get them via email, or do not have
email, please call the office. We can update your email address, or print a paper statement for you. If you have
already called the office requesting a paper copy, they are now available for you to pick up. Thank you for your
continued generosity in supporting our parish and school!
All Saints Catholic School
Building Saints, Scholars, and Children of God
What’s Happening at All Saints Catholic School
The All Saints Catholic School seventh and eight grade students have been learning about several Saints in religion
class. They are reading a book titled Rediscover the Saints by Matthew Kelly. The students are learning that the
Saints are living models of how to live Christ’s teachings. By studying the Saints, the students are learning that we
can achieve great things, holy moments, and serve Him as we should.
One Saint we studied is St. Therese of Lisieux. From her, the students learned that our purpose in life is to love
others. By doing small acts of kindness with great love, we are doing God’s will. We dreamed up individual things we
can do in our homes, school, parish, and community. Our group is called “The Little Way Committee.” It has been
very joyful coming together to do these acts.
One Little Way Act was inspired by seventh grade student Garrett Lundt. Garrett came up with this idea to host a
food drive for the Berlin Area Food Pantry. “You don’t see a lot of it, but there is hunger out there,” said Garrett, “I
saw a poster that told me that one in five children go hungry. This made me think that not everybody else has what
we have and we should give them a chance to have food.”
It was decided to kick off the food drive during Catholic Schools Week
which is January 31st-February 7. While all non-perishable goods will
be welcomed, students and families have been asked to bring the
requested items below. According to the pantry, the items listed are
currently the greatest need.
The Berlin Area Food Pantry request:
• Peanut Butter
• Canned meats (all kinds, tuna, chicken, spam, etc.)
• Pasta (all kinds)
• Pasta Sauce
• Soups (all kinds)
• Canned meals (spaghetti & meatballs, etc)
• Paper products
Anyone interested in donating items to the All Saints Catholic School
food drive may drop them off by the school office by entering door
number 1 from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. starting Monday, February 1
through Friday, February 5. (Please note 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and
2:45 p.m. -3:15 p.m. are especially busy times with student arrival and
dismissal times.) Special thanks from the All Saints Catholic School
Little Way Committee to everyone who is helping us help others!
SCRIP is available at the school office, 8AM - 3PM, Mon.- Fri. Stop in or call ahead with your order. 361-1781.
We will also be selling SCRIP after weekend Masses, in the church library. Remember you can always buy
SCRIP online through our website: shopwithscrip.com. Our ScripNow code is EDB23A4F82L2
Now, you also have the option to get your physical gift cards sent to you with the new ship to home feature—
available only in our mobile app, RaiseRight™. Choose from hundreds of top-selling brands labeled “Ship to
Home Eligible.” A small shipping fee applies. You must pay with a bank account or credit card. Go to the follow-
ing website to get started. https://www.raiseright.com/?appLink=Promotion?entryId%
3D34ipTTJlJoz2nmQX95D4E0
As always, if you have any questions, please contact our scrip coordinator at: scrip@allsaintsberlin.org
All Saints Catholic School
Building Saints, Scholars, and Children of God
This week begins Catholic Schools Week. Catholic Schools week is celebrated nationwide.
The National Catholic Education Association lists a dozen reasons to choose Catholic Schools:
1. We offer an education that combines Catholic faith and teachings with academic excellence.
2. We partner with parents in the faith formation of their children.
3. We set high standards for student achievement and help them succeed.
4. We provide a balanced academic curriculum that integrates faith, culture and life.
5. We use technology effectively to enhance education.
6. We instill in students the value of service to others.
7. We teach children respect of self and others.
8. We emphasize moral development and self-discipline.
9. We prepare students to be productive citizens and future leaders.
10. We have a 99% high school graduation rate. 85% of our graduates go on to college.
11. We cultivate a faculty and staff of people who are dedicated, caring and effective.
12. We provide a safe and welcoming environment for all.
We are blessed here in Berlin to have had Catholic Schools for over 130 years now. St. Stanislaus School opened in
1890, St Michael School was established in 1904, and St. Joseph School officially opened in 1953. And in 1979, all
three Catholic Schools merged into one. Catholics have long known the benefits of a Catholic education for their
children. Here is a paragraph taken from a booklet from St. Joseph Parish in 1935 which speaks of this.
Why Catholic Schools Exist - St. Joseph Parish, Berlin, circa 1935
Catholics believe that when God became man and taught and told his disciples to teach all nations, there were
definite facts they had to teach, and parents demand that their Catholic school because it is in such a school
that those lessons are given. So, too, training for life in this world and in the next cannot be a set subject. It must
permeate the whole atmosphere. If we believe that this world is but a preparation for the next, we are bound to
view everything in relation to that final purpose. For God made man to know him, love Him, and serve Him in
this world, and to be happy with Him forever in the next.
So here we are in 2021 with the same goals—to prepare our children for life in this world—and the next.
All Saints Catholic School Accreditation Survey
Every seven years, our Catholic School needs to go through an accreditation process - and this is our year. Part of
this process is for the parishioners to fill out a survey regarding our school. This survey is an important part of
keeping our Catholic School accredited. Elementary schools in the Diocese of Madison are accredited through the
Wisconsin Religious and Independent Schools Accreditation (WRISA).
The Wisconsin Catholic Schools Accreditation (WCSA) process was approved by the bishops in all five dioceses in
Wisconsin and is used in Catholic elementary schools throughout the state. It is grounded in the "National Standards
and Benchmarks for Effective Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools." These standards and benchmarks are
grounded in Church teaching found in Vatican documents, as well as those authored by the United States Confer-
ence of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). Having an accredited school is important for students, parents and the parish,
as it provides a measure of assurance that our children are receiving a high-quality, Catholic education. It also allows
for celebration of achievements and strategic planning for the future.
This survey is for all parishioners, whether you have children enrolled in our school or not. Below is a link to take the
survey online, OR you can fill out the enclosed paper survey and return it in the enclosed envelope by mailing it to All
Saints Catholic Church, PO Box 269, Berlin, WI 54923, or you can drop it off at the church or school office or put it in
the collection basket. Thank you for taking the time to do this for our school!
Parishioner Survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/AllSaints
FAITH FORMATION
Jesus: The Way, the Truth, and the Life
Jesus is our savior,
our redeemer, our
Lord, and our God.
Our belief in Jesus
is what makes us
who we are as
PROVIDING MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL Catholics, as
YOUTH WITH AN OPPORTUNITY TO Christians, but do
ENCOUNTER JESUS CHRIST IN A LIFE
we really know him as we should? Is Jesus a part of
CHANGING WAY THROUGH WEEK LONG,
LOCAL MISSION TRIPS WHERE THEY LIVE IN your life, or is he at the center of your life as he should
CATHOLIC COMMUNITY AND CONTINUE be? We invite you to make him the center of your life by
HIS WORK ON EARTH. joining us for Jesus: The Way, the Truth, and the Life, a
video study program that explores the entirety of Jesus’
Registration is now open! Register online at: life and what he means for us as Catholics today. All
https://madisondiocese.org/lovebeginshere Saints Catholic Church will begin the 4-week Jesus
study on Monday, February 22nd at 5:00pm, located in
Middle School Week: the social hall. Participants will meet every week to
Edgerton- June 20th-23rd view an engaging video presentation by Marcellino
D’Ambrosio, Jeff Cavins, and Edward Sri, followed by
High School Week:
Cross Plains- June 27th-July 2nd
a lively group discussion and fellowship. For more in-
formation, contact Michelle Wolff at 920-361-5252 or
Please reach out to Michelle Wolff mwolff@allsaintsberlin.org. We hope you can join us!
with any questions. 920-361-5252 or
mwolff@allsaintsberlin.org If you are unable to participate in person. You can
also be part of the presentation, via zoom. Please
use the link below. Soup and Scripture Dates:
Monday, Feb. 22nd
Monday, March 1st
Monday, March 8th
Monday, March 15
Join Zoom Meeting
https://stjosephbaraboo.zoom.us/j/9367819458
Meeting ID: 936 7819 4584, Passcode: allsaints
Lent is quickly approaching!
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, which is February 17
this year.
Despite limitations placed on us by
the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic,
we are offering many safe,
socially distanced and / or virtual
opportunities for spiritual growth
this season. Many are listed here
in the bulletin, but please look at
the enclosed flyer. It contains a
handy listing of all the events
taking place this Lent.
Hang it on your refrigerator so everyone in the house
can see it!
News and Announcements
ASH WEDNESDAY
Wednesday February 17th, 2021 - We will be having a Mass sign up for Ash Wednesday Mass times.
Knowing that many people wish to attend Mass on Ash Wednesday, we will be following the same format
that we used for Christmas, to ensure we stay within our max capacity limits and prevent overcrowding.
(Max capacity is 250 people which includes utilizing the gathering space with chairs set up; socially
distanced)
• We ask that parishioners only sign up for one Mass time. Please include the number of
people in your household and any guests that may be accompanying you.
• It is also important to inform you on how ashes will be distributed this year. During the
Mass, the priest blesses the ashes, he (and deacon) with hands outstretched, give the words of
reminder "Remember that you art dust, and to dust you shall return" once to all present. Then there
will be two manners of distribution of ashes that will take place at the conclusion of Mass, which are
outlined below. There will be no speaking and no repetition of the blessing.
Distribution of ashes being sprinkled on the crown of the head is recommended by the
diocese. This has been the rule in many other countries. However, we are given the
option of having two different types of lines: One line for those who choose receive
ashes the traditional way on their foreheads. (Those who receive it on their
foreheads must understand the thumb that's touching their forehead has
touched many others). The other line will be for those who wish to have ashes
sprinkled on the crown of their head. We ask that the lines keep moving quickly with
"very limited face to face exposure". Please exit church after receiving the ashes. If you
choose not to receive ashes you may exit out as soon as Mass is complete.
Below are the Signup Links for each Mass time. Again the 9:15 AM and the 6:00 PM each have its
own sign up link. There will be only 250 spots available per Mass and will be first come first serve.
This means some may be assigned to sit in the chairs in the gathering space. If one or both Mass
times become full, there will be overflow seating in our social hall with the Mass Live streamed on
the TV’s in the social hall. (Please note that Ash Wednesday is not a holy day of obligation.)
For those who do not have internet access to sign-up, we ask that family members assist each other
in doing so, or you may call the parish to have a parish office team member assist you in signing up
for a Mass time.
To sign up - go to the corresponding link below for the Mass you wish to attend. Click on the orange
box that says Sign UP, then select Submit & Sign UP. You will then be able to enter the family name
and number of people who will be in your household attending that Mass time.
Link for 9:15am Ash Wednesday
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040448A5A923A7FE3-ashwednesday
Link for 6:00pm Ash Wednesday
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040448A5A923A7FE3-ashwednesday1
Thank you for your continued cooperation and understanding during this challenging time!
News and Announcements
Diocese of Madison Annual Catholic Appeal 2021
“The Kingdom of God is at Hand”
The ACA (or Annual Catholic Appeal) is a way for the diocese to raise funds
necessary to cover the many ministries and services they provide to all
parishes and people throughout the diocese. The ACA is to the diocese what
the weekly collection basket is to the parish. It’s tempting to think of the
diocese as a building or a set of offices located in Madison. Rather, it is 102
parishes and the parishioners in those parishes, along with staff from such
offices as Evangelization and Catechesis, Building Commission, Catholic
Charities, Apostolate to the Handicapped and Deaf, Safe Environment
Program, Catholic Schools, and more……
These and the 102 parishes under the direction of the Bishop, the Vicar
General, and the Diocesan Tribunal make up The Diocese of Madison.
Each parish is given a goal to work toward to help their diocese meet its total
goal for the year. Goals are calculated for each parish based on things such as
their size. Therefore, the larger parishes with more parishioners and resources
are given a higher goal. In 2020, All Saints Parish’s goal was $65,205.00.
Our parish pledged $31,622 (or 48%). As of January 8, 2021, $29,689.00 was
paid toward that pledge. Not every parish has met its goal, many have met it,
and some others have exceeded. There were three parishes in the diocese that
were at less than 50% of goal. Although the entire list of parishes is too
lengthy to print, you can find it online at the link listed below if you are
interested in reviewing the results. The table below shows a sampling of
parishes: Some have goals similar ours, some are in our geographical area,
some are smaller and some are larger.
For a complete listing of all parishes in the diocese, please see this link:
https://allsaintsberlin.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/41/2021/01/ACA-2020-results-as-of-Jan.-2021.pdf
Our commitment weekend for the Annual Catholic Appeal is February 20 /21. At these Masses we will receive a
message from our Bishop and view a summary of how the Annual Catholic Appeal helps people both Catholics and
non-Catholics throughout the Madison Diocese. As with all needs and causes, please pray about it, and give as the
Holy Spirit leads you.
Parish Goal Pledged Paid % Paid
to Goal
All Saints - Berlin 65,205.00 31,622.02 29,689.48 45.53%
St. Ann – Stoughton 65,160.00 45,729.63 43,511.63 66.78%
St. Clare of Assisi – Monroe 63,545.00 54,016.85 50,816.64 79.97%
Immaculate Heart of Mary -Monona 70,320.00 80,717.20 77,937.18 110.83%
St. James – Neshkoro 11,994.00 7,435.00 5,685.00 47.4%
Our Lady of the Lake – Green Lake 17,090.00 22,320.04 21,270 124.46%
Good Shepherd – Westfield 10,879.00 10,100.00 9440.00 86.77%
Holy Family – Markesan 6,642.00 10,205.00 10,115.00 152.29%
St. John – South Wayne 1,865.00 1395.00 1395.00 74.8%
St. Joseph – Rio 3,462.00 5,645.00 5,345.00 154.38%
St. Maria Goretti – Madison 139,578.00 175,456.00 169,584.00 121.5%
Our Lady Queen of Peace –Madison 185,787.00 207,010.04 195,317.54 105.13%
News and Announcements
Diocese of Madison
Annual Catholic Appeal 2021
“The Kingdom of God is at Hand”
The theme for the 2021 Annual Catholic Appeal of the Diocese of Madison is “The Kingdom of God is at
Hand.” We ask that God guide us, and give us the ability to put our faith in Him to allow us the capacity to love and
care for those in our parishes, our diocese and the Church throughout the world. We ask that His grace make us even
more generous in supporting those needs. Each pledge to the Annual Catholic Appeal supports diocesan ministries,
education and services and assures a strong future for the Diocese of Madison and the people that it serves.
This year each of us is asked to consider making a pledge, payable over six months. Your gift will help enable
the diocese to reach its goal and provide to the ministries supported by the appeal. If you received your pledge form
in the mail, please complete it and mail it back. Be sure to include our parish name on your pledge card so your gift
goes toward helping us reach our parish’s goal.
Thank you for your prayerful consideration and generous response.
All Saints Parishioners:
A heartfelt thank you to each and every one of you for your Christmas and New Year wishes
over the Christmas Season. The cards with words that encouraged and blessed us, the
homemade Christmas treats, and your generous gifts are greatly appreciated. Thank you,
and God bless you in return. Both I and Deacon love serving you in Christ's name.
~Father David
~Deacon Jim
God needs priests. Is He calling you? The Rosary is on WFDL 1170 AM daily at 12:35 p.m.
If you are 30-60, you may be surprised. Would you like the Rosary prayed for your special intention,
in memory of someone, or a special occasion? This is
“First Friday Virtual Visits” possible on the Rosary Program. For information, contact
Pope St. John XXIII National Seminary, Kevin at 262-707-7205 or send your request with donation
558 South Ave., Weston, MA to KC Radio Rosary, 428 Forest Street, Hartford, WI
53027. Donations to help the Rosary Program on the air
Friday, February 5, 5:00 PM
can also be sent to the above address. Thank you!
Join the Seminary community virtually for prayer and
fellowship. Holy Hour and Evening Prayer. The Rosary for the week of January 31, 2021 is being
Zoom meeting with seminarians: sponsored by:
https://www.psjs.edu/chapel-live-stream
• Joe O’Leske Catholic Financial Life in Hartford and is
RSVP Msgr. William Fay to msgr.fay@psjs.edu to get a being prayed for their special intentions.
Zoom link. www.psjs.edu
Weekly Stewardship—January 11 - January 17, 2021
Adult Envelope Collection $12,802.00
Loose Offertory $197.27
Total $12,999.27
We need an average of $15,400 to meet our weekly budget
Thank you for your continued generous support. Please continue to mail your envelopes to the parish office at
P.O. Box 269, Berlin, WI 54923. Or you may wish to start a recurring donation through our online giving link:
https://pushpay.com/g/allsaintsberlin
News and Announcements
TOMORROW’S DREAMS
“BUILDING FOR TODAY’S NEEDS AND TOMORROW’S DREAMS”
Does this sound and look familiar? It’s the slogan and hope of our past
building projects. It’s hard to believe how far our parish has come in the
past 15 years. Please keep in mind that no decisions of any kind have been
made, but information is being collected and gathered from historical and
past documentation. This past week, the Finance Council and Building &
Grounds subcommittee were presented with a very rough, updated estimate
of the previous preliminary plans for Phase III of our church complex. If
you recall, these plans were proposed over 10 years ago during the initial
capital campaign. The Third Phase of the complex outlined the vision of a
parish school, gymnasium, and shared spaces for faith formation and
religious education classes. The group was also presented with a
preliminary estimate and very preliminary building plans for a renovation
building project at the current school location. These are not hard bids and
only being used currently to give a ballpark estimate to help weigh options,
collect data and formulate a future plan for our school. As our current
school ages and repairs are imminent, we as a parish need to evaluate our
current and future needs and decide the best direction for our parish school
and children.
Where do we go from here? To help answer this question, your parish needs YOU! We are looking for
parishioners who may have the background, knowledge and passion to participate on the Core Building
Committee. The purpose of the Core Building Committee will include assisting with a study to research and
analyze the presented information and help arrive at a potential plan and direction. The Finance Council and
Building & Grounds subcommittee ask that all parishioners join them in praying for this group of knowledgeable
individuals, the process, and the willingness to be open to God’s will for our future plans.
All Saints continues to offer up prayers for the community, the nation, and indeed, for the
whole world during this most challenging time. God bless each of you as you help each
other and pray for one another during this most challenging time. We invite anyone (Catholic
or not) to send us your prayer request that we may pray for you, a loved one, or anything that
weighs heavily on your heart and mind. Father David will place them at the foot of the altar in
the church, lifting them up to God in prayer.
You may send your prayer requests through our All Saints Church app.
To Download the app text: ALLSAINTSAPP to 77977
Once you download the app - go under Worship & Prayer, select Prayer Request and click on the Praying hands to
start your prayer request. You may also email your prayer request to parishoffice@allsaintsberlin.org
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Stewardship: Sharing the Gifts We Have Been Sacraments
Given
Online Giving Baptism
Now Available At All Saints Parish, Baptisms are usually celebrated on
Sundays after the 10 am Mass.
Online giving is a help to the parish finances especially
All parents who wish to have a child baptized are asked
during the summer when vacations and schedules
to call the Parish Office 920-361-5252 to speak with
change. Setting up your Pushpay Giving Account is
Father David about scheduling the Baptism.
rather effortless. You can find the bright red link as
shown above on our website or app.
Baptism for adults is part of the Rite of Christian
Now it’s easier than ever! Just scan the
Initiation of Adults (RCIA program)
QR code on this page and go directly to
our PushPay giving portal. Fr. David asks
us all to ponder signing up. E-Giving
Marriages
options include your regular weekly Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance.
offertory, holy day offering, school support, diocesan Marriage Preparation courses are required.
assessment or any other unrestricted donation. You
may designate your donations to any of these funds, on
your preferred schedule. If you have any questions,
call the parish office for assistance 920-361-5252.
You can always buy SCRIP online through our website:
shopwithscrip.com. Our ScripNow code is EDB23A4F82L2
ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO SUPPORT OUR PARISH Questions? Contact our scrip coordinator at:
• Little Saints Tuition Assistance Fund scrip@allsaintsberlin.org
• All Saints Congregation Endowment Fund Use AmazonSmile to shop
• The Berlin Catholic School Endowment Fund, Inc. and select All Saints Catholic
Congregation in Berlin, WI
Envelopes are available in the kiosk in gathering space as your charity of choice.
or contact the parish office.
Remembering the Parish in your Will Parish Hall Information & Rental
An important way for members of one generation to Contact the parish office
have a lasting impact on the parish and its institutions is Phone: 920-361-5252
to make a lump sum bequest, or estate percentage Email: parishoffice@allsaintsberlin.org
bequest, in one’s Will.You can also read
