• Wednesdays in Lent

    Wednesdays in Lent

    Stations of the Cross & Meditation

    Wednesdays at 7 p.m.

    13 March through 10 April

     John Boylan will be presenting this year’s meditations on the Penitential Psalms
     

    March 6    The First Day of Lent: Ash Wednesday sung by the Full Choir

    Mass for Three Voices - William Byrd
    Psalm 103:8-14    Anglican Chant: I. Atkins
    Lord, let me known mine end - Maurice Greene

    Organ
    Prelude in B minor (BWV 544) -     J.S Bach
    Fugue in B minor (BWV 544) - J.S  Bach

    Music throughout the year is further down the page, under 'Mark your Calendar.'

  • Spring Concert

    Spring Concert

    Sunday, March 31 at 4:00pm

    Szilvia Schranz, soprano
    Andrew Sheranian and Ross Wood, Organists

    Music of Bonnal, Franck, de Grigny, Messiaen, and Vierne

    Free ($10 suggested donation)

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  • A word from... Fr. Jarvis?

    A word from... Fr. Jarvis?

    My dear folk,

    There is a wonderful prescription for Lent which Fr. Jarvis frequently offered.  My first experience of it was in what he wrote for Lent issue of The Chronicle just before I was called to be Rector.  I thought it was spot on. It was the only thing which made me feel a tinge of regret when that call was extended to me: I thought I never be able to use his concise and direct advice.  Let’s just say that I’ve decided I was wrong – and that I've brazenly stolen that bit of wisdom and have been using it ever since.

        His advice for Lent was very simply put: Give up, pick up, & shut up.

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A place for you at All Saints

  • All Saints is a community from Boston, the nearby South Shore, and from points further away. Those who worship here include both Episcopalians and other baptized Christians who find the faith and worship of this Christian community meaningful, as well as those seeking to find a place to experience God's presence. Much parish business (and a good deal of fun and pleasantries) happens at coffee hour, so if you want to find out what makes All Saints, Ashmont the place it is, a good first step is to join us in Peabody Hall for some refreshment after the Mass.

    If you are looking for opportunities to be a part of the every week business of the community, here are some ministries where you would be very welcome...

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Mark your calendar

  • The Third Sunday of Lent

    March 24

    Mass for Four Voices
    William Byrd

    Psalm 103:1-11    Anglican Chant: Ivor Atkins

    Turn thy face from my sins
    Thomas Attwood

    Organ

    Fantasia sopra “Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la” 
    Johann Jakob Froberger

    Fantasia sopra “Ut, re, mi, fa, sol, la”
    William Byrd

  • The Fourth Sunday of Lent

    March 31

    Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo
    Franz Josef Haydn

    Psalm 34:1-8    Anglican Chant: Thomas Attwood

    Insanae et vanae curae
    Franz Josef Haydn

    Organ

    O Lamm Gottes (BWV 656)
    Johann Sebastian Bach

    An Wasserflüssen Babylon (BWV 653)
    Johann Sebastian Bach

  • The Fifth Sunday of Lent

    April 7

    Mass for Five Voices
    William Byrd

    Psalm 126      Anglican Chant: J. Turle

    Ave verum corpus
    William Byrd

    Organ

    Elegy
    George Thalben-Ball

    Elegie
    C. Hubert H. Parry

Faces of All Saints

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Service Times

Sundays

7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer
8:00 a.m. Low Mass
9:00 a.m. Adult Christian Education*
10:00 a.m. Solemn Mass
11:30 a.m. Coffee Hour

* during the academic year

Weekdays

Low Mass
Wednesday 10 a.m. *
Friday 7 a.m.
Saturday 9 a.m.

* followed by coffee hour

 

Location and Parking

209 Ashmont Street
Dorchester MA 02124
(617) 436-6370

Map

All Saints is located in the south Dorchester neighborhood of Boston, just off Peabody Square, at 209 Ashmont St. and is a very short walk from the Ashmont T station on the Red Line. (Click icon for map.)

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The five principal levels of our buildings are handicap accessible, served by a five-stop elevator. Handicap access into both buildings is by a walkway and ADA-compliant ramp from the parking lot to the Ashmont Street door of the church.  There are handicap accessible bathrooms on four levels of the church and parish house.

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There is a private parking lot for 47 cars and on-street parking on both Ashmont Street and on the other streets surrounding the church.

Four of these spaces are reserved for Zipcars.

Parish of All Saints, Ashmont

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Our emphasis at the Parish of All Saints is on sacramental worship (the Mass or Holy Eucharist) celebrated in a traditional Anglo-Catholic style, with strong orthodox teaching and preaching, supportive pastoral care, a caring parish family, and responsibility to our community and the greater world.

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