Michael is a Candidate for Holy Orders in the Diocese of Massachusetts and a seminary student in the distance-learning part-time Master of Divinity program at Bexley Seabury Seminary Federation in Chicago, Illinois. A native of the Bronx in New York City, Michael initially came to the Boston area … [Read more...] about MICHAEL THOMPSON
ADDISON REREDOS EXHIBIT
When Julia DeWolf Gibbs Addison (1863–1936) arrived at All Saints Parish in 1894, accompanying her husband, Daniel Dulany Addison (1863–1936), the church’s first rector, she was already a noted artist, author, and art historian (fig. 1). Raised in Massachusetts and England and having traveled widely … [Read more...] about ADDISON REREDOS EXHIBIT
BELONGING AT ALL SAINTS
Belonging at All Saints ParishAll Saints Parish is a community of faith in the Episcopal tradition formed by worship, committed to spiritual growth and the reconciliation of all people to right relationship with God and one another. If you are here, we believe it is because you are being led by … [Read more...] about BELONGING AT ALL SAINTS
SPIRITUALITY AND JUSTICE AWARD
For twenty years, under the leadership of the Rev. Dr. David Killian, All Saints Parish presented the Spirituality and Justice Award to persons whose notable commitment to justice for all of God’s people was grounded in a deep spiritual life. These distinguished persons inspired us to renew our … [Read more...] about SPIRITUALITY AND JUSTICE AWARD
HISTORY OF ALL SAINTS
All Saints Parish was conceptualized in 1893 when 24 people who lived near Cleveland Circle believed there should be an Episcopal church in their neighborhood. At the time, there were already two Episcopal churches located in eastern Brookline: St. Paul's Church, built and consecrated in 1852 and … [Read more...] about HISTORY OF ALL SAINTS
WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE BELIEVE
A bit about the Episcopal Church and how we worship. Episcopal comes from a Greek word meaning “bishop” or “overseer” and refers to the fact that our church is under the authority of the Bishop of Massachusetts, The Right Reverend Alan M. GatesWe are part of The Episcopal Diocese of … [Read more...] about WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE BELIEVE
LAY EUCHARISTIC VISITORS
Several people in our parish are trained and licensed by the diocese to bring Communion to homebound individuals following the Sunday service. Lay Eucharistic Visitors take the Sacraments to those who are unable to come to church for reasons of illness or infirmity. If you are unable to come to … [Read more...] about LAY EUCHARISTIC VISITORS