Fri. Mar.

13 8:45am Morning Prayer (Chapel)

WELCOME TO ALL SAINTS 9:30am Adoration following 9am Mass
CATHOLIC CHURCH 5:45pm Benediction (Chapel)
Lenten Activities 6:00pm Lenten Dinner (Parish Hall)
• All Fridays during Lent are days of Abstinence (no eating 7:00pm Stations of the Cross
meat) Sat. Mar. 14 Town Hall meeting after 5pm Mass (Hall)
• Good Friday is a day of Abstinence and Fast (no eating
between meals). PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
• Understated décor to emphasize the simplicity of the Over the next few weeks, our RCIA candidates will be participating in
season. “The Rites of Scrutiny.” These Rites are celebrated to help deliver the
• Change in Mass parts -- #161-163. No “Gloria.” elect from the power of sin and Satan, to protect them against temptation,
• Enhanced penitential rite (Kyrie #418) and Lamb of God and to give them strength in Christ, who is the Way, the Truth, and the
(Agnus Dei #320) Life. (RCIA, 141). The Rites of Scrutiny are meant to uncover, and then
• Petition response will be “Hear us Lord; hold us in your heal, all that is weak, defective, or sinful in the elects’ hearts and to bring
mercy.” out through repentance all that is upright, strong, and good. Three
• Communion: 1st song “Sanctuary.” Lyrics: Lord, prepare me Scrutinies are celebrated in the parish community on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th
to be a sanctuary, pure and holy holy, tried and true. With Sundays of Lent, after the homily. The Scripture readings for the
thanksgiving, I’ll be a living sanctuary for you.” Scrutinies ordinarily come from Cycle A of the Lectionary: the Gospel
• Meditative silence before Mass and after Communion. story of the Samaritan woman at the well for the 1st Scrutiny, the Gospel
• Flowing water in our baptismal font will be turned off during story of the healing of the man born blind for the 2nd Scrutiny, and the
Holy Week. Gospel story of the raising of Lazarus for the 3rd Scrutiny. The
• No coffee and donuts. celebrations of the Scrutinies also remind the whole parish community of
• Morning prayer will be prayed 15 minutes before all the need to reflect on their own sins and the need for God’s help.
weekday Masses.
• All are asked to remember our RCIA candidates and Parish cookbooks are available in the office during regular office hours
catechumens in their daily prayers. (7:30am-3:30pm, M-F). A bargain at just $15!
• RCIA rites of scrutiny 8:15am, March 15th; 10am, March
22nd and 11:45am, March 29th. A ring was found at Sacred Heart at the 40th anniversary of the Apostles
• Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament on Fridays following of Jesus. Please call Lee in the office if you think it might be yours.
the 9am Mass; Benediction at 5:45pm.
• Lenten dinner each Friday at 6pm in the hall.* Everyone is invited to hear Tom Salter, Knox County Solid Waste
• Stations of the Cross each Friday, 7pm in church. Director, speak on recycling efforts for the home and parish on Mon.,
*This Friday’s dinner and stations is sponsored by the Knights of March 9th at 1pm in the hall. Sponsored by the Gardening Guild.
Columbus. Pizza and salad will be served.
MEDIC will be in the parish hall on Tues., March 10th from 9:30am-
PARISH CALENDAR 6pm. Please come any time during your day to help address the shortage
Sun. Mar. 8 10:00am Children’s Liturgy (Parish Hall) in all types of blood. We need YOU to help Medic!
1:00pm Altar Servers training (Church)
2:00pm Baptism Preparation class (Parish Hall) 2009 Vacation Bible School is scheduled for June 8-12 from 9am to
6:00pm High School Rel. Ed., Gr. 9-12 (Liturgy) noon for children ages 4 thru rising 5th graders. Our theme this year is
Mon. Mar. 9 8:45am Morning Prayer (Chapel) “Crocodile Dock.” We are looking for adult and teen volunteers to help
1:00pm Gardening Guild Special Program (Hall) with crafts, games, skits, decorations, as crew leaders and more. Anyone
7:00pm RCIA class (Parish Hall) who is interested can contact Brandi O. at [# omitted].
7:00pm Dave Ramsey course (Ed. Bldg.)
Tues. Mar. 10 8:45am Morning Prayer (Chapel) ARTICLES NEEDED!
9:30am Mother Cabrini Guild (Resource Room) All Saints “Branching Out” Newsletter is underway again!
9:30am St. Monica Guild (Lounge) Hi, my name is Meg C. and I am happy to be the new editor of
9:30am MEDIC blood donations (Parish Hall) “Branching Out,” but I NEED YOUR HELP---I NEED ARTICLES
7:00pm Catherine’s Croppers (Parish Hall) AND IN A HURRY! There are lots of ways to get these articles to me:
7:00pm St. Elizabeth Seton Guild (Lounge) 1) email to [email omitted], 2) drop off at the parish office, and 3) fax to
Wed. Mar. 11 8:45am Morning Prayer (Chapel) [# omitted]. For an April newsletter to go to print, I will need all
10:00am Friends and Crafts (Lounge) submissions by March 15th. This isn’t much time but it can be done!
6:30pm Rel. Ed., Grades 1-5 (Ed. Bldg.) THANK YOU!
7:00pm Choir practice
7:30pm Rel. Ed., Grades 6-8 (Parish Hall) Mark your calendars for Sat., March 14 and join the parish priests and
Thurs. Mar. 12 8:45am Morning Prayer (Chapel) leaders in the hall following the 5pm Mass for a Town Hall meeting.
9:45am Catholic Women and Friends (Parish Hall) Help determine what direction you want our parish to take. Light hors
10:00am Grief Support Group (Resource Room) d’oeuvres and beverages will be served. Because of the type of
7:30pm High School Youth Ministry (Parish Hall) refreshments we will be serving, we ask that children stay at home.
 PURCHASE YOUR KROGER, FOOD CITY AND FRESH MARKET SPIRITUAL LIFE
GROCERY/GAS GIFT CERTIFICATES Eucharistic Adoration will take place each Friday during March from
AFTER ALL WEEKEND MASSES 9:30am-6pm. To sign up for an hour or if you can’t make your regular
Certificates are available during the week in the parish office. hour, please contact Nancy Q., [email omitted] or [# omitted].
All Saints Parish receives 5% profit on all sales
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
All Saints will offer one more Virtus Session on Mon., May 18th at 1pm. Those parishioners making monetary donations to Catholic Charities are
All volunteers 21 or older, working with children are required by the asked to send their donations directly to Catholic Charities at 3009 Lake
diocese to attend one of these sessions; this is not optional. Please Brook Blvd., 37909 to insure proper credit.
register online at www.virtusonline.org or call Peggy at 531-0770.
The Knoxville Regional Advisory Board of Catholic Charities is hosting
GRIEF SUPPORT MINISTRY its 24th Annual Dinner on Thurs., March 12th at the Convention Center.
Grief Support Group will meet Thurs., 9:45am in the Resource room. Corporate and table sponsorships and individual tickets are available.
For more info, go to www.ccetn.org or call [# omitted].
YOUTH MINISTRY
(Annie N., Youth Minister)
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
Email [email omitted] or phone 531-0770 SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL
High School Youth Ministry meets Thurs., 7:30pm in the parish hall. We are currently accepting applications for Kindergarten through 8th
grade. For more info, contact [# omitted] or www.shcschool.org.
CATHOLIC SINGLES
ST. JOHN NEUMANN SCHOOL
Sun., March 8 Easy to moderate hike to be determined by the group
Applications are now being accepted for Grades K-8 for the 2009-10
where the hike will take place. Meet at the parking lot near the pavilion
school year. Parents are invited to visit the school for a tour and pick up
at 9:30am. For more info, contact Randy S. at [# omitted].
a registration packet. Materials can also be mailed prior to your visit.
Contact Theresa D., [# omitted] or email [email omitted].
Sat., March 14 “Bucket List” party, 7pm at Hannalore’s. Bring an
appetizer, dessert, or dish to share. Also, on a piece of paper print two
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL
items that are on your “Bucket List” (a list of things you want to do Sister Jolita Irish Supper and Sing-a-Long, Sat., March 14. Cost is
before you “kick the bucket.”) Share some fun and inspiration! Call $7.50/adults; $5/child or $20 per family. For more info, see the Bulletin
Hannalore at [# omitted] to RSVP and for directions. Board in the hall next to the coffee/donuts area.

CATHOLIC WOMEN Applications are now being accepted for grades Pre-K-8th grade. You
St. Elizabeth Seton Guild will meet Tues., 7:00pm in the lounge. Our may schedule a tour with Mrs. Dorisha C., by calling [# omitted] or visit
program will be on the Theological Virtue of Faith. All women are our website at www.sjsknox.com. All pre-registered Kindergarten
welcome to join us. For more info, call Liz at [# omitted]. children must participate in the Kindergarten Readiness Screening on
April 7. You may direct any questions to Mrs. C..
What happens after the Resurrection? Join us each Thursday at 9:45am
in the parish hall. for “Acts of the Apostles” led by Dr. Ruth Q. Smith. ST. MARY’S SCHOOL
St. Mary’s School in Oak Ridge, offering academic excellence in a
Come and “Scrap Your Faith” with St. Catherine Croppers—a Lenten Christ-centered environment, is currently accepting applications for
reflection for scrapbookers! We will meet each Tues. during March from grades pre-K-8 for the 2009-10 school year. Please call Cheryl K. at [#
7-8:30pm in the hall. All are invited, even if you’ve never scrapped omitted] to schedule a tour.
before. Childcare will be available. For more information, please
contact Sodeya at [email omitted] or call [# omitted]. DIOCESE AND DEANERY
The ordination/installation of Bishop-elect Stika will be held on
FAITH FORMATION Thurs., March 19th at 2:30pm at the Convention Center. You can check
Renew-Why Catholic?-The Sacraments The Lenten Retreat will take the diocesan website at www.dioceseofknoxville.org and select the link
place March 14 at St. John Neumann Church from 9:30am-12:30pm. in the upper right corner entitled “March 19th Mass.” Deacon Ken L. will
Everyone is welcome! Come and share your faith as we explore the act as our parish contact. Please feel free to call him at 531-0770.
sacraments with Fr. Abraham from RENEW International
Every Friday during Lent, we will be praying in front of the abortion
SOCIAL ACTION COMMITTEE clinic at 313 Concord St. from 7am-3pm. For more info, go to
Please remember to support the Food Drive throughout Lent. The food www.40daysknoxville.com/vigil or call Lisa at [# omitted].
will be donated to Ladies of Charity and the Seton Thrift Store in
Harriman. Please purchase only items on the list, which has been chosen
for its nutritional value and its ability to be transported and stored. Food SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
may be brought to the narthex until Palm Sunday. Recall it as often as you wish: A happy memory never wears out
 WEEKLY READINGS
Today’s Readings are on page 908 in the Hymnal
Mon. Dn 9: 4b-10 Lk 6: 36-38
Tues. Is 1 10: 16-20 Mt 23: 1-12
Wed. Jer 18: 18-20 Mt 20: 17-28
Thur. Jer 17: 5-10 Lk 16: 19-31
Fri. Gn 37: 3-4; 12-28a Mt 21: 33-46
Sat. Mi 7: 14-15; 11-32 Lk 15: 1-3; 11-32
Sun. Ex 20: 1-17 1 Cor 1: 22-25 Jn 4: 5-42

MASS INTENTIONS
Please pray for Charmaine D. of All Saints Parish
and Linda L., sister of Deacon Ken L. who both died recently
Mon., 03-09 9:00am Tom C. by Clark and May Ellen H.
12:10pm Joseph M., Sr. by Sylvia S.
Tues., 03-10 9:00am Leon J. by the K. family
12:10pm Emil and Evelyn M. by the F. family
Wed., 3-11 9:00am Mayme F. by JoDonna B.
12:10pm Cecilia D. by Yolanda and Joey N.
Thur., 03-12 9:00am Mary O’S. by the M. family
12:10pm Marie T. by Tom and Jackie S.
Fri., 03-13 9:00am Steve B. by the family
12:10pm Patrick M. by Nancy L.
Sat., 03-14 9:00am Patrick C. by Dot T.
5:00pm Joan C. by Mary C.
Sun., 03-15 8:15am Esther G. by the family
10:00am People of All Saints parish
11:45am Frank T. by Maria B. and family