Schedule of Services

Weekend Masses

Saturday at 5 pm (no 5 pm Mass on Holy Saturday, March 30)

Sunday at 9 am, 11 am and 5 pm


Weekday Masses

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 8:30 am

(no morning Mass on Holy Thursday, March 28)



Holy Week and Easter (March 24 to 31)

Holy Thursday (Mass of the Lord's Supper)

March 28 (7 pm; no 8:30 am Mass this day)


Good Friday Liturgy

March 29 (7 pm)


Holy Saturday (Easter Vigil Mass)

March 30 (8 pm; no 5 pm Mass this day)


Easter Sunday Masses

March 31 (9 and 11 am; 5 pm)


Reconciliation and Adoration

Saturday from 4 to 4:45 pm

(no Confessions on Holy Saturday, March 30)


Local Reconciliation

Fridays at St. Martin of Tours Church:

Following 10 am Mass

(no Confessions on Good Friday, March 29)

(2303 54th Ave E, Fife 98424)


Sacramental Anointing

by request after any Mass

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All Saints Catholic Church

503 3rd Street SW - Puyallup, WA 98371


Our Church is on the corner of 3rd Street Southwest and 5th Avenue Southwest, approximately two blocks north of the Washington State Fair and approximately two blocks southwest of the Puyallup Public Library.


Parking

Park on the street or in the Parish Center lot on 3rd Street


Accessibility

There is a wheelchair ramp on the south side of the Church. 


Parish Office

204 6th Ave SW, Puyallup 98371

(253) 845-7521 / email


The Parish Office is located one block south of the Church at the corner of 2nd Street Southwest and 6th Avenue Southwest.


Office hours are normally 8 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday. The office may be closed, or close early, on some Fridays. The office is closed most Monday federal holidays.

(Note: To honor Easter Sunday, the All Saints Parish Office and Community Services will be closed on Monday, April 1, and will reopen on Tuesday the 2nd. During our closure, please leave messages at (253) 845-7521 (office) or (253) 848-2000 (Community Services), and we will respond upon our return as soon as possible.)

Upcoming events

We welcome you to our community of faith in a variety of events throughout the year

Now underway

Partners in the Gospel


February 2024 update

Archbishop Etienne has announced that St. Martin of Tours Parish and Holy Rosary Bilingual Academy (Fife), All Saints Parish and School, and Sacred Heart Parish (Tacoma) will become a Parish Family, effective on July 1, 2024.


Over the next 3 years, we will come together to become 1 canonical Parish under the guidance of a Pastor and one or more Parochial Vicars.

(Please note that this does not mean 1 single church building or campus.)


This pastoral planning effort is taking place across the Archdiocese of Seattle to reinvigorate and renew our local Church to better respond to the needs of the people and reflect the realities of today. Please continue to pray for this renewal effort, and especially for the members of our new Parish Family. 


The Parish exists to bring people to a living encounter with Christ.

With Jesus at the heart of this work, we can live a future filled with hope.


Learn more about Partners in the Gospel by watching the 'Current Reality' video below, or visit the Archdiocese's website.







Click the graphic to the left for basic information about Partners in the Gospel

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  • Throughout Lent

    Outdoor Stations of the Cross

    Have you seen the special crosses around All Saints Parish? Stations of the Cross are set up on the campus fences for individuals and families to walk and pray at any time throughout Lent.


    Please find the first Station in front of the old rectory (across from the Parish Center), then make your way around the school and church. Scan the QR codes on each Cross for a prayer to recite at the different Stations.

  • Please return by March 28, 2024 (Holy Thursday)

    Catholic Relief Services Rice Bowl donations

    Please return your CRS Rice Bowl donation by Holy Thursday. 75% of donations aid the relief of international hunger, while the remaining 25% returns to our Archdiocese through grants that can benefit Parish programs like the Food Bank.


    Contributions are welcome throughout Lent either by bringing to Mass a check made out to the Parish (“CRS Rice Bowl” in memo line), or give online at this link (select 'CRS Rice Bowl' under Fund). Thank you for serving others!

  • March 28, 2024 (following 7 pm Mass)

    Holy Thursday pilgrimage

    Fathers Michael and Val are inviting parishioners of all ages to a special pilgrimage on Holy Thursday (March 28). Everyone will leave from All Saints Church after the 7 pm Mass and walk as a group to Sumner's St. Andrew Parish, where all can remain for Adoration.


    If not accompanied by an adult, families with youth under 18 are asked to return a Consent Form (link below) to Christopher at the Parish Office.


    pilgrimage consent form for minors

  • March 29, 2024 (4:15 pm)

    Good Friday Cross Walk

    Join others in faith for an ecumenical Cross Walk at 4:15 pm on Good Friday (March 29). Walkers will meet at the corner of 3rd St SW and Pioneer in Puyallup.


    The last stop will be All Saints Church if you wish to park in our Parish Center lot.

  • March 29, 2024

    Pontifical Good Friday Collection

    Pope Francis asks parishes to support the Pontifical Good Friday Collection to help Christians in the Holy Land, where they are now less than 2% of the population. Your support is essential to help the Church minister in parishes, provide Catholic schools, and preserve sacred Christian shrines. In this current crisis, this Collection is even more necessary to maintain a Christian presence where the Church was born. Donate online here (select 'Holy Land Good Friday' under Fund).


    For more information, visit MyFranciscan.org.

  • April 2 to 30, 2024 (Tuesdays; noon to 2 pm)

    Grief support group

    Understanding the grief process after a loved one passes can lead to acceptance, personal growth and recovery. On Tuesdays in April, All Saints is offering a program for adults that meets at 2 pm in our Parish Office (204 6th Ave SW, Puyallup 98371). An experienced facilitator focuses on safety and confidentiality within a group setting. (One-on-one assistance is also available.)


    For more information or to sign up, please contact:

    Morningstar Stevenson

    (253) 845-7521, ext. 014 / email

  • April 6, 2024 (10 am - noon; L'Arche Tahoma Hope)

    Monthly meetup for young adults

    Father Val’s monthly invitation to L’Arche for young adults continues! Ages 18 to 39 can gather to collaborate on different service projects at 11814 Vickery Ave E, Tacoma 98446. Feel good doing good in our community!


    Visit our Young Adults webpage or email Father Val for more information.

  • April 18, 2024 (5:30 pm)

    Parkinson's group monthly meeting

    Individuals with Parkinson's and their caregivers are welcome at 5:30 pm inside the All Saints Parish Center. Affiliated with the American Parkinson Disease Association, this group gathers on the third Thursday each month to discuss local opportunities, ministries and contacts for support.


    For more information, please call the Parish Office at (253) 845-7521, or email Jeanie here.

  • April 21, 2024 (following 9 and 11 am Masses)

    Knights of Columbus breakfast

    Enjoy fellowship with parishioners and delicious food served by our Knights of Columbus. These pay-what-you-can events help support local charities.


    Consider joining the Knights by visiting our Parish Groups webpage.

Recent events

March 5, 2024

Teen Lenten Mass and soup supper

All Saints Parish is a member of the Archdiocese of Seattle

Click the graphic below for more information

Local and Archdiocesan news

  • Easter greetings from Archbishop Etienne

    Click the image to the left to watch a video by Archbishop Etienne, who wishes all faithful throughout the Archdiocese a Happy Easter, and encourages each of us to more fully share the joy of the Risen Christ during this triumphant liturgical season.


    Find an online calendar of special upcoming Feasts and other ways to enliven your journey to Pentecost at ArchSeattle.org/Easter.

  • National Eucharistic Revival

    Now until Pentecost 2025

    In 2022, the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops launched a movement called Eucharistic Revival, for Catholics across the country to deepen their devotion to the Real Presence in the Eucharist. More information and resources may be found on the Archdiocese website.

  • Disability Inclusion Mass

    April 20, 2024

    Our Archdiocese invites all to a special event on Saturday, April 20, at 11 am: the Disability Inclusion Mass at St. James Cathedral, celebrated by Archbishop Etienne. The first in-person Inclusion Mass since the pandemic, it will be followed by a lunch and dance in the O'Dea High School gym. 

    Please click this link to register.


    Thank you for helping those with disabilities find meaningful encounters with their Catholic faith.

  • Synod Assembly in Rome

    Fall 2024

    Thank you to all who participated in the Interim Synods at All Saints and St. Martin of Tours Parishes in early 2024. The information received is first synthesized by the Archdiocese of Seattle, then Archbishop Etienne - selected as one of 400 delegates - will take the synthesized data to the next Synod Assembly in Rome in Fall 2024.


    Pope Francis has acted on 10 items from the first Synod already - read more here in an article from Northwest Catholic.