All Saints Parish Groups
Grief Support group
When: Tuesdays at 6 pm (September 3 to October 1, 2024)
Where: All Saints Parish Office (204 6th Ave SW)
Understanding the grief process after a loved one passes can lead to acceptance, growth and recovery. Throughout the year, All Saints offers programs for adults led by an experienced facilitator, with focus on safety and confidentiality in a group setting. (One-on-one assistance is also available.)
For more information on upcoming sessions, please contact:
Morningstar Stevenson
(253) 845-7521, ext. 014
Rosary Makers Ministry
When: Wednesdays (12 - 2 pm)
Where: new location this summer! (see below)
Rosary Makers Ministry meets from 12 to 2 pm on Wednesdays at a new location this summer. (Gatherings will resume at All Saints later this year.) Parishioners from our faith community as well as St. Martin of Tours and Sacred Heart are welcome to build their skills with free instruction and all supplies provided. Minors may only attend with an 18+ adult.
For details, please call Deb at (253) 720-8861 or send her an email here. (picture courtesy of Deb)
Parkinson's group
When: 3rd Thursday of each month (5:30 pm)
Where: All Saints Parish Center
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 contact:
All Saints Parish Office: (253) 845-7521
or
Carol (click here to email)
Prayer shawl group
When: Fridays (10 am)
Where: All Saints Parish Office (204 6th Ave SW)
Every Friday from 10 to 11:30 am in the Parish Office, parishioners are invited to crochet and knit prayer shawls and scarves. These free, hand-crafted gifts are provided on behalf of the All Saints community to those in need. Visit during Parish Office hours (weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm) to pick up an item for a loved one, or leave a yarn donation.
Want to learn how to crochet or knit? Stop by any Friday morning, and the group will be glad to teach you!
Columbiettes Auxiliary 1629
Columbiettes is for all Catholic women ages 18 or older
We are a charitable, not-for-profit organization, supporting many different charities and involved in community activities as well as working collectively with our brother Knights to promote faith and unity. You will have the opportunity to meet other women who share your interests through our social events and religious works. Our organization is united by our Catholic faith, the love of our family and country, and our commitment to helping others.
To find out more, please contact:
Deb Ramirez, President
(253) 720-8861
Website: http://www.columbiettes-asc.com/
Knights of Columbus Council 1629
September 2024 update
The Knights of Columbus Coats for Kids program wants every child in North America to have a coat during winter. Councils across the U.S. and Canada have distributed many thousands of new coats since the program's inception. Council 1629 at All Saints Parish has ordered 12 cases of coats, and qualified for a matching 12 additional cases from National Supreme headquarters. Around 300 coats will be provided to our community!
Park and donate during Farmers' Market
During the Puyallup Farmers' Market season (April to October), the Knights are accepting donations for parking in the All Saints Parish Center lot (506 3rd St SW, Puyallup 98371) during Market hours. Thank you for your contribution towards charities supported by the Knights.
"Is your family built on solid ground?"
We are a brotherhood of Catholic men ages 18 and older who answer the question above by supporting our families, Parish and community. Activities include Parish potlucks, third Sunday breakfasts (see below), Oktoberfest, Free Throw competitions, monthly membership meetings, Blood Drives and more. Members help one another develop into faith-filled leaders and providers for their loved ones.
Knights also enjoy access to our highly-rated insurance program, with all products backed by ethical and faith-based business practices.
The legacy of Blessed Michael McGivney
It all began over 140 years ago, when Father Michael McGivney gathered a group in Connecticut for the purposes of bringing financial aid and other essentials to community members. In October 2020, Blessed Michael McGivney received beatification, the Church's second stage in conferring Sainthood to an individual. Learn more about this inspiring figure here.
To find out more, speak to any Knight after Mass (men in green vests), or contact:
Jorge Ramirez, Grand Knight
(253) 318-0205
Search "Knights of Columbus 1629 Puyallup WA" on Facebook
Join the Knights at their pay-what-you-may pancake breakfasts - open to all!
(third Sunday of every month, September to May, after both 9 and 11 am Masses)
