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On Saturday evening, October 1, 2022, a break in occured in the Old Convent/School Courtyard. An individual broke the glass of an unlocked window to one of the classrooms used by our Faith Formation Program and then climbed into the classroom. Fortunately we were alerted to the incident by videos from our newly installed security camera system. Once we received the alert, we contacted the police who came out and arrested the individual.

Thanks to all of you who attended our International Festival this past Sunday. Thanks to all the volunteers whose hard work made the event such a success. It was nice to bring the community together again after a three year absence due to the pandemic. If you have pictures of the event please share them to our website: www.sp-ah.org. Meanwhile enjoy the images on Facebook. Look for a video soon on our social media platforms.

October 2, 2022 from 11am to 6:00pm is our Parish International Festival. There will not be a 2:30pm Hmong Mass or a 7:00pm Spanish Mass. These masses will resume at their normal time next Sunday. Thank You for your understanding.

Celebrating All Hallows' 80th Anniversary This year, 2022, St. Peter-All Hallows’ Parish is celebrating its 80th anniversary. To culminate this anniversary we plan on a special mass with Bishop Jaime Soto followed by a dinner on December 3, 2022. Please join us in helping plan this celebration. Our next planning meeting is October 26, 2022 @ 6pm in the Parish Hall.

Parish International Festival returns on October 2, 2022. Our next meeting is on September 26 @ 6pm in our Parish Hall. We need help, suggestions and volunteers.

RCIA will be enrolling teens and adults who are 16 years old and up, and need to complete one or more sacraments. Enrolling will be every Wednesday of the months of September and October, from 5:30 pm to 8:00pm in the school.

Father Jovito Rata’s email has been hacked again. Individuals falsely representing themselves as Father Jovito Rata have texted or emailed parishioners asking those parishioners to buy gift cards for the sick or to make contributions to a special cause.

This week we completed painting our church bell tower and the cross has been illuminated.

There are many upcoming events that we would like to communicate to our parish community, other than utilizing our social media platforms. If you are comfortable, please share your email address for a more immediate means of communication. Send your email addresses to Info@sp-ah.org.

Thanks to your generous donations to the Development Fund. We continue to move forward with our projects. This week tile floors have been placed in the church. _____________________________ We have received our Security Grant funds from CalOES allowing us to begin installing cameras and new access entry points throughout the parish grounds.

After more than 20 years of serving in this ministry alone, Elizabeth Montoya is retiring. ....................... Our parish needs a group of parishioners to step up. This means a team will coordinate and prepare the church interior utilizing seasonal colors, while following appropriate flower placement and decorating within the requirements of the Catholic Church................................................................................. Elizabeth is willing to work and train her successors. It is hoped that someone from each of our communities’ will be part of this team and be able to share the work. If interested, please call the rectory office @ 916-456-7206

September 12, 2022 @ 6pm will be our next Festival planning meeting in our Parish Hall. We need help; volunteers.If you plan to ahve a booth you need to attend the meeting. Come and support this community event!

Many thanks to Daniel Cervantes, the designer and original builder of the beautiful garden grotto for Mary. Daniel recently repainted the benches and his design that resembles a chalice with grapes and wheat. Check out the before and after photos on Facebook.

Thanks to your generous donations to the Development Fund. We continue to move forward with our projects. We completed the repair and maintenance of the gutters around the church, hall and school. This month we will begin prepping and painting the outside of the church and the Msgr Corkell Parish Hall.

All Hallows’ Parish was founded in a Stockton Boulevard storefront in 1942, on the 100th Anniversary of the founding of All Hallows College Seminary in Dublin. Naming the parish "All Hallows" was testimony to the contributions of the priests who had come to Sacramento - and All Hallows - from this famous Irish seminary. In 1946, the parish came to its current location on 14th Avenue and 55th Street, beyond the edge of Sacramento's Oak Park residential district, adjacent to land that was still farmed and ranched. However, the rural was soon to give way to the fast-growing residential areas of Tahoe Park, Tallac Village, Fruitridge Manor and Colonial Heights, mostly built in the 1940s and 1950s, and composed almost exclusively of homes financed by the World War II GI Bill. In 2022, All Hallows’ Parish is celebrating its 80th anniversary. We are planning special events throughout the year. Currently, we are asking for historical photos that you would like to share on our social media platforms. Send via email: to: Lstruebing@sp-ah.org.

Pre-Baptism Class: Baptism fees are $50 per child and Godparents must be: Catholic, active and in good standing in their parish, and if married, married in the Catholic Church. (Proof of sacraments received and marriage certificate is needed). English: 3rd Saturday of the month at 6:00 p.m. in the small meeting room in the Parish Hall, both parents and godparents must attend. Spanish: 1st Wednesday of the month at 6:30 p.m. in the church, both parents and godparents must attend. Please, do not bring children day of the class. For more information and to register for a class, call the Parish Office at: 916-456-7206

No parking is allowed along the north side of 14th avenue in front of the church/hall/school. The City will issue tickets of $50 for cars blocking driveways and $40 tickets for parking in a “No Parking” zone. Vehicles preventing residents from exiting their driveways will be towed. Please use one of our three parking lots when attending mass or other Parish events.

The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has reported that the incidence of flu and flu-like illnesses is widespread and has reached a level requiring that we enact preventive measures to mitigate the possibility of infection at Mass.

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