All Saints Parish

       Do you make your offertory donations online? 

     If you originally set up your online giving account through St. Michael the Archangel, St. Paul, or St. Peter, you will need to make a change.
    All Saints Parish currently works with two e-giving software companies ‒ VANCO Services, LLC and Our Sunday Visitor (OSV) ‒ to process online donations.

     Before our July 1 merger, parishioners signed up for online giving according to which parish they belonged. VANCO handled St. Andrew and St. Conrad donations. OSV handled St. Michael the Archangel, St. Paul, and St. Peter donations.

     Now that we are All Saints Parish, we are streamlining online donations to be handled through VANCO effective Jan. 1, 2022, and phasing out the use of OSV by Dec. 31.

     If you already give through VANCO, you do not need to make any changes.

     If you signed up for online giving through St. Michael, St. Paul, or St. Peter Church, please cancel your OSV account and open a new VANCO account. Here are the steps you need to take:

• Cancel your old OSV account by signing in at https://www.OSVonlinegiving.com and canceling your offerings, which will suspend your account. You may cancel your account by contacting OSV Support at 1-800-348-2886, Option 2 (online giving technical support), then Option 1 (online giving donor). 
• Create a new All Saints account by going to https://tinyurl.com/AllSaintsOnlineGiving. This account is handled by VANCO.
• Click on the “Create Your Online Profile” box. You will be prompted to enter your email address, which will be your User ID. Then you will be prompted to input your name, address, email, phone number and to create a password.
• Then you will be taken to the “Online Donation” page. Click on “Add Transaction” and you will see a list of collection categories:
  • Monthly – Offertory, Parish Share, Feed the Hungry
  • Quarterly – St. Vincent De Paul, Ladies of Charity
  • Yearly – This lists Holy Days as well as other special collections.

• In each category for which you wish to make a donation, please list:
  • Amount.
  • Frequency – A dropdown menu gives you the options of giving monthly, annually or making a one-time donation.
  • Start Date – If you are signing up to give to multiple categories, you should pay special attention to what start date you choose. For instance, if you are signing up to give to the Christmas Collection, you would want to choose a December date.
• Once you have made your selections, click on “Continue” at the bottom of the page. This takes you to a Donation Information page.  Click on “Choose One” for a dropdown menu that lists these giving options:
  • Credit/Debit Card
  • Checking Account
  • Savings Account

• Once you choose an option, you will be prompted to input information such as the account number as well as the name on the account and your billing address.
• Click on the “I’m not a robot” box.
• Then click on “Process” at the bottom of the page.
• Your new account is set up!

     Links to online giving can be found on our website at AllSaintsButler.org/giving.
    If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kelly Livermore, Business Administrative Assistant at 724-287-1759 ext. 124 or email Klivermore@AllSaintsButler.org.
    Your continued stewardship offerings throughout the year is what makes it possible for All Saints Parish to continue our important work and ministry in our community.  Thank you for your generosity.
 

     Want to share your love and blessings this Christmas season?

     Please consider taking a tag from one of our churches’ “Giving Trees” and buying a present for someone in need.

St. Conrad

St. Conrad’s Angel Tree ‒ decorated with angel tags listing suggested Christmas presents for children and adults at two local nonprofits ‒ is set up in the narthex.

     Please take an Angel from the tree. The age, gender, clothing size(s), and a few gift ideas are written on the tag. You are not expected to purchase everything listed. Please check the back of the Angel tag to see if your gift is to be wrapped or placed in a plastic (garbage) bag. Attach the Angel tag to the outside of your wrapped package or plastic bag.

     Angel Tree gifts may be dropped off in the church narthex Mondays through Fridays from 9am to 3pm. Also, the church is open for Masses at 5pm on Saturdays and at 8:30am and 11:30am on Sundays.

St. Michael the Archangel

     Starting Nov. 27, the Christmas Angel Tree  in the vestibule of St. Michael the Archangel Church will be decorated with Angel tags listing suggested gifts to purchase for adults with special needs, most of whom have no family members. Feel free to take as many Angel tags as you wish. All gifts should be wrapped with the angel taped on top of the present. Please return gifts to St. Michael’s vestibule by Dec. 14; the church is open before and after Masses on Saturdays (4pm) and Tuesdays (12:05pm). You may also drop off the gifts at the St. Paul Church office; office hours are listed on the bulletin cover. The tree is sponsored by the Ladies of Charity.

St. Paul

       A Loving Heart Tree ‒ decorated with heart tags that list suggested Christmas presents for children ‒ is in the back of St. Paul Church. Please take a Heart tag and purchase present(s) for the child. Bring the unwrapped gifts with the original Heart tag attached to the St. Paul Church office by Dec. 8; office hours are listed on the bulletin cover.

St. Peter

     St. Peter’s Sharing Tree is decorated with tags that list suggested gifts for children who are served by Catholic Charities. Inspired by Jesus’ teachings and focused on lasting solutions, Catholic Charities serves our communities’ critical needs with compassion, healing and hope. Please take a tag and then return it with the unwrapped gifts to the St. Peter Sharing Tree by Dec. 12.

    Encounter!  Are you longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ?  Are you trying to make sense of your life?  Are there worries or sorrows weighing down upon you?  Are you looking for healing in your life?
    Come to Encounter, a back-to-the-basics parish mission at St. Conrad Church from Monday, Dec. 20, through Wednesday, Dec. 22, at 7 p.m. and get ready to Encounter Christ.
    Bishop William Waltersheid, Father Joe Freedy, and evangelist Dave VanVickle will lead us into a deeper experience of Christ and the Gospel of mercy.
    Mark your calendars, bring your family and invite your neighbors and friends.  Get ready to Encounter!

 All Saints Parish in Butler, PA, is looking for a person with good people and communication skills to serve as a part-time office administrative assistant at our St. Paul Church office.

This person would answer phone calls, respond to emails, greet and assist visitors.

Clerical duties include performing general office duties such as copying and assembling documents; processing mail; ordering and maintaining an inventory of liturgical, maintenance/custodial and offices supplies.

Administrative support duties include scheduling Mass intentions, church hall use (and coordinating hall setup/cleanup); assisting the maintenance staff with work order documentation and scheduling; enter financial information into the parish database; provide general administrative support to various staff positions.

The candidate must have a positive attitude, good verbal and writing skills, the ability to maintain confidential and sensitive information, to work in an environment with multiple interruptions, and be a team player with good people skills. High school diploma is required, associate’s degree preferred.

27.5 hours/week; Monday through Thursday from 8:30am to 3pm with a half hour for lunch;  and Friday from 8:30am to noon.

All Saints Parish is composed of five Butler churches - St. Andrew, St. Conrad, St. Michael the Archangel, St. Paul, and St. Peter.

Please send resume to Lou Grenci, Director of Business and Property Management, at LGrenci@AllSaintsButler.org.