All Saints Parish

06/18/2026

Rob shares his experience with the Young Adult Group with All Saints Parish in our short video series - Ministry Minute.

The Ministry Minute with All Saints Parish focuses on ministries throughout our 5-campus parish!

We welcome you to join us!

https://allsaintsbutler.org/

06/16/2026

Our next episode of our All Saints Parish Podcast is available!

Before becoming Father Daniel Roberts, he pursued a career as an aspiring actor but continued to feel drawn toward a deeper purpose. Ultimately, his journey in the performing arts helped lead him to answer a higher calling. Father Roberts shares his story with Father Kevin Fazio and Tom McConnell with All Saints Parish.

Father Roberts is a Parochial Vicar of St. Aidan's Parish in the Diocese of Pittsburgh.

Listen on our website or on Spotify: https://allsaintsbutler.org/podcast

06/15/2026

Bulletin Correction: The Catholic Daughters of the Americas will meet at St. Peter Hall in Butler on Monday, June 15, at 6pm. There will be no picnic at this meeting. The picnic will be held in August at St. Andrew Pavilion.

06/12/2026

We hope you have a great weekend!

06/10/2026

Make sure you get your copy of Pittsburgh Catholic! You can read about Sr. Nancy on page 7.

The June/July issue Pittsburgh Catholic magazine is arriving now – and with it, our annual Reader Appeal.

Each issue of Pittsburgh Catholic shares stories of faith and charity, and the work of the Church throughout our six counties. Through inspiring stories, local news, and opportunities to grow in faith, this ministry helps connect Catholics across our diocese.

If Pittsburgh Catholic has informed, encouraged, or inspired you, please consider supporting this important ministry through this year’s Reader Appeal. Your generosity helps us continue sharing the Good News throughout western Pennsylvania: https://diopitt.org/pittsburgh-catholic-donate

Thank you for reading!

06/08/2026

Congratulations to all graduates of the class of 2026!

Each year, All Saints Parish recognizes parishioners who have achieved educational milestones at various levels. This year, most of our honorees graduated from high school, while one individual - who participated in Mass as a reader - was recognized for earning her Ph.D. degree.

Following Mass at St. Paul on Sunday, graduates and their families enjoyed a brunch in Glenn Hall and received a small gift.

A special congratulations to the scholarship winners this year - Arabella and Parker.

https://allsaintsbutler.org/photoalbums/graduation-mass-brunch-2026

06/05/2026

The Endowment Fund is open for your long-term giving at anytime. Would you like to streamline your charitable giving? A donor-advised fund, also known as a "charitable checkbook," is easy to create and can offer immediate tax benefits while simplifying your yearly charitable giving, including your generous gifts to All Saints Parish.

To find out what a donor-advised fund can do for you, please contact the legacy giving experts at the Catholic Foundation for Greater Pittsburgh or find out more on our website.

https://allsaintsbutler.org/endowment-fund

06/04/2026

Congratulations!

Today we celebrated a very special milestone as we honored our Kindergarten graduates at Butler Catholic School!

Our youngest learners have grown so much throughout the year, building friendships, strengthening their faith, and developing the skills that will prepare them for the exciting journey ahead. We are so proud of all they have accomplished and the joy they bring to our school community.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! We cannot wait to see all the wonderful things God has planned for each of you as you take your next step into first grade.

Thank you to our teachers, families, and staff for supporting and celebrating these amazing students.

06/01/2026

An informal trip to the ballpark brought together some former All Saints Parish Podcast guests and hosts for a memorable evening.

On May 14, Fr. Kevin Fazio, Tom McConnell (our podcast hosts), Sr. Nancy Schnur, Alex Brown, and Greg Brown (all former podcast guests) met at PNC Park.

Greg Brown - the longtime Pittsburgh Pirates broadcaster and an All Saints parishioner - treated the group to a behind-the-scenes tour of the television and radio broadcast booths.

Sr. Nancy - a lifelong Bucco fan - was also able to reconnect with her cousin, Pirates manager, Don Kelly. She proudly wore an authentic Pirates jersey personalized with her name on the back - a gift from Kelly at her retirement party in late 2025.

Alex Brown - a communications major at The University of Alabama and aspiring broadcaster - enjoyed the unique experience of seeing the broadcasting side of Major League Baseball up close.

Afterward, they all stayed to watch the Pirates take on the Rockies – winning with a score of 7-2.

https://allsaintsbutler.org/podcast