Adult Ministries and Groups

The Church of All Saints is a busy and vibrant place to nurture and live out your Catholic faith. We sincerely hope you will feel at home with us and will get actively involved in all that our parish has to offer!

Adult Ministry and Groups

  • The St. Joseph’s Guild is an organization of Catholic men (18 years and older) that is dedicated to their spiritual growth, the better fulfillment of their duties of state, and to the material and spiritual needs of the parish.

    Our meetings are held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month at 7:00 PM. Husbands and fathers, as well as those aspiring to marriage, are always encouraged to attend. If you are interested in coming to the St. Joseph’s Guild, please sign up for Flocknote to receive information regarding upcoming meetings.

  • At All Saints, we have one Flocknote for women of our parish with many different activities. Below are some of the reoccurring gatherings we have.

    Queen of All Saints Sodality: The purpose of the Women's Sodality of All Saints is to provide spiritual formation, prayer, and community life for the ladies of our parish. 

    We emphasize the importance of praying together: we pray before Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, together, for the priests of the Fraternity of St. Peter, for our parish, for each other, and for the whole Catholic Church.

     A sodality always has a particular devotion to Our Lady. At All Saints, there has long been a Confraternity of Our Lady of Perpetual Succor, and so we pray the Mother of Perpetual Succor devotions (as well as the Holy Rosary) together, to ask her intercession, and to bring all of our intentions to the heart of Jesus. 

    Parish women aged 21 and older (single, married, widowed) are invited and encouraged to take part.

    " ....For where there are two or three gathered together in my name, there am I in the midst of them..." Matthew 18:20

    Domestic Discussions: A forum for like-minded women of all stages of life to laugh, share ideas, and offer a listening ear. We meet 3-4 times a year to discuss various topics (e.g., homemaking, educating children, holistic health, etc.) and grow in fellowship with one another. 

    MealTrains: Many parish women practice the Corporal Works of Mercy by providing meals for families at the Church of All Saints who have a new baby, or are experiencing trials such as sickness, bereavement, or unemployment.

    MealTrains are created on an as-needed basis and emailed out through Flocknote.

  • The best place to find the young adults at All Saints is at evening Mass on Friday. Typically a group of them will go out to a restaurant to socialize afterward. If you are interested in some of their other ad-hoc events, please join the All Saints Young Adult Flocknote to get the latest information.

  • The Church of All Saints strives, in all aspects of its Sacred Music program, to live out the mission of sacred music as laid out by Pope St. Pius X more than a century ago – to glorify God and to sanctify and edify the faithful. Any parishioner can join the choir if he or she would like to help praise God with hymns, polyphonic motets and Masses, and Gregorian chant. A very basic ability to read music is beneficial, but not required.

    If you are interested in joining the choir, please reach out to music@fsspminneapolis.com.

Want to Get Involved?

Flocknote is a communication tool meant to help each parishioner quickly and simply receive important announcements and information about the various groups and organizations at All Saints.