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All Saints Parish E s t a b l i s h e d 1 8 9 9
Fr. Michael Radermacher, Pastor • Fr. Anh Tran, Parochial Vicar • Deacon Dave Jones, Pastoral Associate 503 3rd St. SW, Puyallup, WA 98371 • 253-845-7521 • www.allsaintsparish.com
History’s Greatest Event!
By Fr. Mark Haydu, LC © 2020 Liguori Publications
Today we celebrate the most important mystery of our faith, the greatest event in the Bible and all of history. Nothing before the events of Easter morning contains their full meaning, and nothing after makes sense without them.
Jesus’ conquering of death validated all of his preaching, teaching, and miracles. Now his doctrine of love, forgiveness, faith, and baptism is confirmed, as is God’s definitive revelation for humanity’s salvation. In short, the resurrection proves that Jesus wasn’t simply a good man, a wise teacher, or a revolutionary. He was all of those things and more—he was the Son of God.
Without the rising of Jesus from the dead, you cannot explain his appearing to the women, apostles, disciples, and crowds before his ascension. You cannot explain the transformation of the timid and baffled apostles into powerful preachers or the conversion of St. Paul from a murdering Pharisee to a persecuted Christian. Without the truth of the resurrection, you cannot explain the courage of any of the martyrs. Indeed, the Romans and Jews took these martyrs seriously. And if either group could have produced a
body of evidence or a convincing explanation to debunk the story, they would have.
So today, set aside your Lenten focus on the mocked, beaten, and buried Jesus. Celebrate the resurrection. Christ the Lord—and Christianity—is a reality and a force. Rejoice! Reflect on the truth and power of this day, and allow God’s Son to open the tombs of your heart and life. +
A Word from Pope Francis Today…we see that our journey is not in vain.…Why do
you think that everything is hopeless, that no one can take away your own tombstones? Why do you give in to
resignation and failure? Easter is the feast of tombstones taken away, rocks rolled aside.
—Easter Vigil homily, April 20, 2019
Ponder and Pray
Do I keep my sights on the Lord all year, not just during Christmas and Easter?
Do I take comfort that Jesus became human so that one day I may join him in his resurrection?
Lord, your resurrection pierces the darkness of doubt and fear. May the power of your resurrection help me to
deepen my love for you and all people.
—From Mindful Meditations for Every Day of Lent and Easter, Rev. Warren J. Savage and Mary Ann McSweeny
Sunday, April 12, 2020 • Easter Sunday, the Resurrection of the Lord
Easter Sunday 2020—Suggestions Matthew 28:1-10 or John 20:1-9
Liturgical color is white/gold. This is the most festive of all days. A white linen table cloth for your meal is most appropriate for today. In fact, linen itself is a symbol of resurrection. We learned on Passion Sunday that “taking the body, Joseph wrapped it in clean linen...” Fashioned from flax fiber, authentic linen is very strong and durable. Fragments of dyed fabric discovered in a prehistoric cave were found to be woven linen from wild flax dating back something like 36,000 years ago.
Easter Vigil with Fr. Anh Our Parish will Live Stream video of our Easter Vigil
Liturgy You will find a link on the Parish Facebook Page www.facebook.com/AllSaintsPuyallup. Look for a link
to join in our watching
Easter Vigil – April 11 at 8:30pm
Easter Greeting: Greet each other with “Alleluia, the Lord is risen!” and answer “He is risen indeed!”
Sunrise: Get up early, while it is still dark, to watch the sunrise with your family. Read the Easter Sunday Gospel together, and share an Easter breakfast including hard boiled eggs. Perhaps an Easter food like hot cross buns could be part of today’s menu.
Easter Morning Mass: If you didn’t go online to watch the Vigil last night, watch the Easter morning by linking into the Archdiocese of Seattle Facebook page or you could find many other live stream Easter Mass being done around our Archdiocese and World.
Easter Liturgies with Archbishop Etienne:
https://www.facebook.com/ArchdioceseofSeattle/ [facebook.com]
Easter Liturgies with Bishop Elizondo: (misa en Español)
https://www.facebook.com/CatolicosNW/ [facebook.com]
Times for the Easter Sunday Liturgies livestream:
Easter Vigil – April 11 at 8:30pm
Easter Sunday – April 12 at 8:30am
Easter Sunday is when we all renew our baptismal promises—an opportunity to get out family albums to look at baptism pictures and certificates.
New clothes: New converts are traditionally baptized at Easter, wearing new white garments to symbolize their new life. If your family has new Easter outfits, share with your children where this tradition came from. Share on line or by phone calls with relatives and friends on Easter. Tell them what your family is doing for Easter this year -- maybe next year they’ll join in.
Whatever traditions you keep, remember that for believers, Easter is a
celebration that really never ends.
Altar Society for April
Third Week: Sharyn Baker
All saints events calendar The main Parish Office is CLOSED and staff are
encourage to work remotely at this time
The church will be open daily for prayer 3:00-6:00pm
Confessions are only available by appointment. Please call the Parish Office253-845-7521 and leave your request with a telephone number for our return call..
The Food Bank remains open (phone 253-848-2000),
Please call the Parish Office if you need to speak with a staff member. You may leave messages for staff, who will retrieve those and respond to you as soon as possible.
Community Services
Food Bank Item of the Week: Canned Goods, Non perishable food, almost
anything at this point Please drop off your donations in the parish office 9-4 Mon-
Thurs and ring the door bell. Thank you!
Contact Community Services/Food Bank at 253-848-2000
Thank you for your continued support of All Saints Community Services.
Food Assistance – March 2020 Delivery Food Bank
Neighbors served - 375 Households served- 130
New Guests - 60
Backpack Program (serving 2 elementary schools) Students served - 692
Financial Assistance – March 2020 Administered by the Servants of St. Teresa
Rent assistance: 8 Utility assistance: 15
Mass Intentions
Tues, April 7 Pat Marchesini
April 11 - Holy Satruday
For our Parishioners
Sun, April 12 Easter
William Berry
Wonjae & Michella Yi
The Catholic Parishes
Wed, April 8 Pat Marchesini
April 9 - Holy Thrusday
Mitchell Powell
April 10 - Good Friday Those who have died from
Covid-19
Would you like to have Masses said for your intentions? Please call the parish office at (253) 845-7521.
Stewardship: A Way of Life For the week of March 29, 2020 Fiscal Year to Date Envelopes $6,127 Actual $728,744 On-Line Giving $ 500 Budget $19,975 Budget to date $732,737 Please consider electronic giving options in lieu of weekly envelopes as you are able. We are aware that for some of you this may also be a time of financial crisis on top of this health crisis. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you are in need.
2020 RICE Bowl In these difficult times participation in the CRS Rice Bowl is one way we can come together, despite our physical separation, in quiet, powerful service. Here are some suggestions as to how we can participate safely from home and still “turn in” our Rice Bowl almsgiving: Count up the amount in your bowl. Donate that amount
using a credit card on the Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle collections page: https://donate.seattlearchdiocese.org/ricebowl. Donate directly through Catholic Relief Services
Mail a check of your family’s donation to our parish with "Rice Bowl" in the memo line. Mail to:
Archdiocese of Seattle - Rice Bowl 710 9th Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
43rd Annual “Celebrate” GALA Auction Join our All Saints School community for our 43rd “Annual” Celebrate GALA Auction. The online auction will be held from April 15th-April 19th. Registration is FREE!!! Our Silent and LIVE items will be open for bidding on April 15th at 5pm. Silent bidding will close on April 19th at 6pm. LIVE bidding closes on April 19th at 9pm. If you can’t join us online we hope that you will consider giving a “Gift from the Heart”. Please share this with your friends and family. There is strength in numbers!
https://www.allsaintspuyallup.org/announcements.cfm
Thanks for your help and support in getting this message out!
More information… please contact Mona Sullivan, Development Director, at [email protected], 253-845-5025
School Closure for Corona Virus
The school has moved to a remote on-line learning model. Please keep our School Families and Staff in your prayers as we explore this new way of growing these young members of our community.
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All Saints School Updates
Octave of Easter
Scripture April 13–18
Mon Acts 2:14, 22–33
Mt 28:8–15
Tues Acts 2:36–41
Jn 20:11–18
Wed Acts 3:1–10
Lk 24:13–35
Thurs Acts 3:11–26
Lk 24:35–48
Fri Acts 4:1–12 Jn 21:1–14 Sat Acts 4:13–21
Mk 16:9–15
http://www.usccb.org/bible/readings
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Easter Sunday Readings
Acts 10:34a, 37–43
This man God raised on the third day and granted that he be visible…to us, the witnesses chosen by
God in advance.
Colossians 3:1–4
or 1 Corinthians 5:6b–8
Think of what is above, not of what is on earth. For
you have died, and your life is hidden with Christ
in God.
John 20:1–9
Then the other disciple also went in, the one who had arrived at the tomb first, and he saw and be-
lieved.
Divine Mercy Sunday Sunday, April 19th, 2020
Join us on line for a celebration of Divine Mercy Sunday! There will be a prayer offered live stream from All Saints Page to pray for God’s mercy for the world. Live the call of Christ to be faces of mercy today!
“... I am Love and Mercy itself. When a soul approaches Me with trust, I fill it with such and abundance of graces
that it cannot contain them within itself, but radiates them to other souls.” (Excerpt from St. Faustina’s Diary)
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