November 1st What's Happening?

Communications AllSaints

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Find out what's happening in the Parish this week.

In this issue

Listening to God's Voice
Memorial Mass
Estate and Memorial Planning for Catholics
Archbishop Carney Christmas Craft Faith

What’s Happening

Listening to God’s Voice - Nov. 4, 10, 18

Does God really hear me when I talk to him? Is that voice inside your head really God speaking to you?

Join us for a 3-part series on how to hear God's Voice and pray with the Holy Spirit. This three-part series begins on Nov. 4, Wednesday. 7PM to 9PM in Room ⅔ in the Parish Centre.

Scan the QR Code or click the link to register: Listening for God's Voice

Memorial Mass - Nov. 3

Please join us for a Memorial Mass praying for our loved ones on Tuesday November 3, 2026 at 7:00pm. Reception to follow. Mass envelopes for November will be available. ($10 suggested donation)

Estate and Memorial Planning for Catholics - Nov. 14

Georgiana Gamboa from the Archdiocese of Vancouver and Peter Nobes from the Gardens of Gethsemani are running a free presentation on Estate and Memorial Planning for Catholics at All Saints Parish. This presentation provides general information about the importance of a Will, choosing the right Executor, the Probate, the Power of Attorney, and the tax benefits of charitable giving, plus a few words on health care planning. You will learn about the beauty of the funeral rite and formulating pre-need and funeral arrangements. You will receive a complimentary Estate and Memorial Planning Guide, online tools, and practical resources.

Archbishop Carney Christmas Craft Fair - Nov. 14 and 15

Our craft fair brings together over 160 local makers, crafters, and small businesses for a wonderful opportunity to find unique Christmas gifts while supporting our local community. This is one of the biggest fundraisers of the year for our school and we’d love to welcome more people to the event this year! See you at Archbishop Carney Secondary School at Port Coquitlam, 10AM to 4PM on Saturday, November 14, and 10AM to 3PM on Sunday, November 15.