
625 Pennsylvania Avenue
San Diego, California 92103
619.298.7729
Christ is Risen; Alleluia
The Lord has Risen indeed; Alleluia
The Lord has Risen indeed; Alleluia
Fr. Carlos Installed October 14th as the Thirteenth Rector of All Saints'





With Bishop Susan Snook's visit to All Saints’ on Sunday October 4th Fr. Carlos Expósito was installed as our thirteenth rector of All Saints' Church San Diego
Sunday Services

10am Sunday Mass -
Attend in person or join us on Zoom from home.
click here for the Zoom service link.
Spanish Mass at 1:00pm -
Held Sundays each month (except 3rd Sundays) in St. Mary Chapel
Weekly Services

Tuesday Noon Service -
Held in St. Mary's Chapel.
Fridays in Lent:
The Great Litany , at 11:30am followed by
Via Crucis (the Stations of the Cross) at Noon
Held in St. Mary's Chapel.
Via Crucis (the Stations of the Cross) at Noon
Held in St. Mary's Chapel.
Fridays at 10am morning Prayer -
Held in St. Mary's Chapel.
Christian Formation -
In the Parish Hall on the second and fourth Sundays of each month after the 10am Mass
Societies of Mary corporate Rosary -
Rosary at 11am and Mass at 11:30am
Held in St. Mary's Chapel.
Usually on the first Saturday of the month.
Held in St. Mary's Chapel.
Usually on the first Saturday of the month.

Christmas Services
Friday, December 24 — Christmas Eve10:00am Morning Prayer — St. Mary Chapel
8:45pm — Musical Offering
Christmas Music: Organ, Choir and Carols
9:00pm — Solemn Mass
10:30pm — Christmas Eve Cookie Party
Saturday, December 25— Christmas Day
10:00am — Said Mass with Hymns
Sunday, December 26 — First Sunday after Christmas
10:00am — Mass

Memorial Service For Edith Thrumston
The memorial service for Edith Thrumston was held on Thursday, January 14.The service have been posted on our facebbok page at https://fb.watch/30ZZGRovUA/
Click here for the Service bulletin

Pentecost
Dear All Saints’ parishioners,
This coming Sunday (June 5th) the Church Universal celebrates the Feast of Pentecost, the occasion when Jesus’ first followers, gathered in Jerusalem for the Jewish Feast of the Weeks, also known as Shavuot—or Pentecost, in Greek—were powerfully filled with the Holy Spirit and proclaimed the Good News of Salvation in Jesus to the multilingual and multicultural crowd gathered in Jerusalem for the feast, and each of them heard the powerful message spoken in their own language.
Many consider this day as the Church’s birthday, since it was from this moment on that the first followers of Jesus’ New Way, filled with the unstoppable power of the Spirit, began their relentless proclamation of Jesus’ radical Way of Love, both in words and deeds, and as a result, the number of followers grew exponentially in a short time, as told in the Book of Acts of the Apostles.
We are all grieved and bewildered by the recent news of senseless and horrendous shootings taking place in this country, and the war waging in Eastern Europe. However, and precisely because of this hour of deep pain we are all going through, it becomes more imperative than even that we ask for the Holy Spirit’s comfort, discernment, and powerful inspiration, so that our words and actions are guided by Him in this crucial hour.
Let us celebrate Pentecost with all our being this coming Sunday and always, and show forth in our daily lives that we are worthy 21st-century followers of those who were so powerfully filled with the Spirit on this Day.
Father Carlos E. Expósito.
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Ash Wednesday
March 2nd, Services
7:00am Mass with Imposition of Ashes12:10 Mass with Imposition of Ashes in Spanish
7:00pm Solemn Mass with Imposition of Ashes
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Societies of Mary
Saturday, August 6th
The August Societies of Mary gathering will be held on:Saturday, August 6th at 11am in Saint Mary's Chapel
Please join us. We do the rosary first – you don’t need to even have a rosary to easily participate – and then we have the Eucharist. Father Expósito will be the celebrant.
All are welcome. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have.
We will adjourn to the Parish Hall for a light lunch after the Eucharist.

BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS
Sunday, October 3rd
Next Sunday October 3 in recognition of the Feast Day of St. Francis of Assisi, (Monday, October 4) the patron saint of animals and the environment, Fr. Carlos will be blessing animals in the Courtyard by the statue of St. Francis after mass at 11:15am. All are welcome with their pets.

All Saints' Sunday January 23, 2022
Within the framework of the Diocesan Year of Evangelization, and as preparation for the Good News Festival, which will be led by Presiding Bishop Michael Curry in San Diego on December 9-10, 2022, Bishop Susan Brown Snook has made it a point to make each of her visitations to the parishes in the diocese this year an opportunity for spiritual revival in the spirit of evangelization.
To this effect, apart from being the presiding celebrant and preacher, the Bishop will lead a liturgy with some additional revival elements. A faith testimony will be presented by one of our parishioners after the Gospel reading. Also, the Bishop will conduct a special liturgy during the Prayers of the People, which will include a contemplative time with different prayer stations with specific purposes. In the case of our parish, we will be praying for personal and communal revival in the spirit of evangelization, as well as for specific locations in our neighborhood where God’s kingdom needs to come in order to transform them into places where God’s plan will be more evidently manifested.

Our Bishop will also lead us in the renewal of our Baptismal Covenant, and will be commissioning some parishioners in the ministry of evangelization related to the starting of a new congregation for Spanish-speaking people in our parish.
After the mass, Bishop Susan will conduct a forum in the Parish Hall where the theme of evangelization and the Good News Festival will be highlighted. We will all share box lunches with our Bishop in the Parish Hall.
We encourage our parishioners to invite relatives, friends, and neighbors to this revival event with our Bishop. Who knows if it may be the opportunity for someone’s heart to be touched by the Holy Spirit?
All those who would like to volunteer to support the preparation of the event are welcome to do so. We need people as greeters, sides persons, helpers to set up and clean up the areas, etc. Please contact the rector, a Vestry member, or any staff person to volunteer.
Father Carlos E. Expósito, Rector.

Annual Fall Arts and Crafts Show
Nov. 14th from 9am to 2pm
Come to the All Saints' Annual Fall Arts and Crafts Show and Sale with Food and Music on Sunday, November 14 from 9am — 2pm. Find a gift for a special person or for yourself.
Contact Todd Muffatti throught the church office to get a booth to sell your items.

IN MEMORIUM
Joan Evangelou 11/26/1935 - 1/2/2022
A Requiem Mass is scheduled for Saturday, January 29, 2022 at 11am.
Please keep Joan and her family in your prayers. May she rest in peace.
Father of all, we pray to you for Joe, and for all those whom we love but see no longer. Grant to them eternal rest. Let light perpetual shine upon them. May their soul and the souls of all the departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.
To read Joan Evangelou's obituary click here.

Annual Meeting Sunday, January 30th
Solemn Mass at 10:00 amAnnual Meeting at 11:30am
All are welcome and encouraged to attend. Because this meeting is required by the canons of The Episcopal Church to accomplish specific actions necessary for parish operation, all members of the parish are expected to attend as they are able. At this meeting we will present the 2022 Parish Budget, provide a report on 2021 and look forward at the year to come.
After the 9:30am Mass there will be a potluck luncheon. Last names beginning with:
A-G Please bring a SALAD
H-M Please bring an ENTRÉE
N-Z Please bring a DESSERT
A special Epiphany cake will be part of the desserts.
A-G Please bring a SALAD
H-M Please bring an ENTRÉE
N-Z Please bring a DESSERT
A special Epiphany cake will be part of the desserts.

The Brilliance of Youth
Sunday, January 30th at 3pm
Parish Hall
Featuring the 14 year old Bradley Carpiuc both as pianist in the Prokofiev’s concerto first movement and his composition for Trumpet, Violin and Piano.
Admission to the concert is free with free-will donation at the door.

Christmas Services
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The children and teachers of All Saints’ Preschool will present their annual Christmas celebration and recital at 5 p.m. on Friday, December 13 in the church, followed by refreshments in the parish hall. Accompanied by Father Wayne Sanders on guitar, the children will sing selected Christmas songs and will follow the star to Bethlehem, where they will find the baby Jesus in the manager. Members and friends of the parish are invited to join the preschool family for this beautiful evening to celebrate the birth of Jesus. An offering will be taken, with proceeds to benefit St. Jude’s Research Hospital.
Tuesday, Dec. 24 Christmas Eve
Noon MASS (St. Mary Chapel)
Midnight Mass: 10:30pm Musical Offering
11:00pm Solemn Vigil Mass
12:00am Xmas Eve Cookie Party
Wednesday, Dec. 25 Christmas Day
10:00am Low Mass with Hymns
Tuesday, Dec. 31 New Year’s Eve
Noon Mass (St. Mary’s Chapel)
Noon MASS (St. Mary Chapel)
Midnight Mass: 10:30pm Musical Offering
11:00pm Solemn Vigil Mass
12:00am Xmas Eve Cookie Party
Wednesday, Dec. 25 Christmas Day
10:00am Low Mass with Hymns
Tuesday, Dec. 31 New Year’s Eve
Noon Mass (St. Mary’s Chapel)



Lenten Study
The All Saints’ Vestry is encouraging parishioners to focus on the traditional practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving during the forty days of Lent. Several Vestry members have completed the four-week Zoom class on these Lenten disciplines offered by Father Mark Michael through The Living Church on Wednesday afternoons. Both private and public prayer (perhaps through attending Tuesday Mass or Friday Stations of the Cross) are appropriate Lenten activities. Fasting is a traditional practice at All Saints’ and may include giving up a luxury that we enjoy during Lent (such as wine, chocolates, lunch on Wednesday, or meat on Friday) and setting aside the money saved for charitable purposes. Almsgiving may involve applying the money saved from the Lenten fast to an Easter offering or to contributions to charitable causes related to the COVID-19 pandemic.Click here to Learn more and register for the study
Please join for an after discussion on Zoom with Fr. Carlos:
Click here for the Zoom Discussion link.

Stations of the Cross
Fridays, February 19 to March 26 at noon in the courtyard. The Stations of the Cross have been recreated from those in our church by Todd Muffatti. They will be placed in the courtyard for us to easily follow the Way of the Cross and to meditate at each station.

Holy Week
April 10th - Palm Sunday
10am Mass - Gather in the courtyard for the blessings of palms, and procession around the church.
April 12th - Holy Tuesday
Noon Mass
April 14th - Maundy Thursday
7pm Mass with solumn Agape meal
Vigil in St. Mary’s Chapel 8pm to 10pm
Vigil in St. Mary’s Chapel 8pm to 10pm
April 15th - Good Friday
Vigil in St. Mary’s Chapel 9am to noon
Stations of the Cross at noon
Good Friday service at 7pm
Stations of the Cross at noon
Good Friday service at 7pm
April 16th - Holy Saturday
Holy Saturday Liturgy at 10am
Easter Vigil at 8pm - Starts in the Courtyard
Easter Vigil at 8pm - Starts in the Courtyard
April 17th - Easter Day
Mass at 10am

This Sunday, December 13, K~B Books
in be the courtyard after the Zoom Mass
When you come for communion after the Zoom service (use the back gate) Kathryn Bunch of K--B Books will be in the courtyard with her traveling book ministry. The focus will be Advent and Christmas. Come and choose that special Christmas gift for a child or an adult among the display of a wide range of books on many topics, advent calendars, 2021 calendars, CD’s, and puzzles.
Advance orders are welcome – contact Kathryn at 619-204-4039.
This Sunday and Beyond
Our weekly blog reflecting on the Sunday readings.
For All the Saints Newsletter
August 2022 September 2022
Weekly News and Events at All Saints' Click Here
Events, News, Concerts, Sermons and Service Opportunities
If you are looking for a new parish home or just visiting San Diego come worship with us. All Saints' welcomes all and is eager to greet you personally. We are a warm, friendly, optimistic congregation.
Our weekly blog reflecting on the Sunday readings.
For All the Saints Newsletter
August 2022 September 2022
Weekly News and Events at All Saints' Click Here
Events, News, Concerts, Sermons and Service Opportunities
Welcome.
All Saints' is a member of the Episcopal Diocese of San Diego.
We are an Anglo-Catholic parish using Rite One of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer.
Our 8:00am Sunday service is a Low Mass without music providing a very reverent service.
Sunday School for ages 4–12 takes place during the 10:30am Solemn Mass and our Adult Formation Class at 9:30am is an open forum led by our Rector.
Our 10:30am service is a Solemn or a Solemn High Mass with full choir and organ, sung prayers, and incense.
Child care is available for children under 5 years of age during Sunday services.
Sunday School for ages 4–12 takes place during the 10:30am Solemn Mass and our Adult Formation Class at 9:30am is an open forum led by our Rector.
Our 10:30am service is a Solemn or a Solemn High Mass with full choir and organ, sung prayers, and incense.
Child care is available for children under 5 years of age during Sunday services.
Please join us in worship at one of our several services and Masses. Sunday Mass is at 10am in the church. The Sunday Mass is also live on Zoom and a recording will be posted on our Facebook page for those not able to join us in person.
If you are looking for a new parish home or just visiting San Diego come worship with us. All Saints' welcomes all and is eager to greet you personally. We are a warm, friendly, optimistic congregation.
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Streamed Services
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