Sacraments, ministries and more

Stations of the Cross (Fridays in Lent - now until March 27 - inside church)

St. Martin of Tours (English): 7:50 am and 6 pm


Sacred Heart: 4 pm (English) and 6:30 pm (Spanish)


All Saints (English): 7 pm 

6 pm Soup Supper in Parish Center; 5-to-7-pm 'Fish Frys' on February 27 and March 27 in Parish Center


Lenten Penance Services (bilingual; inside church)

All Saints: 6:30 pm on March 11

St. Martin of Tours: 9 am on March 14

Sacred Heart: 6:30 pm on March 18


click here for Archbishop Etienne's 2026 Lenten message



Weekday Masses

Tuesday to Friday (8:30 am)


Weekend Masses

Sundays (8:30 and 10 am)


Homebound Ministry

Unable to attend Mass? Call the Parish Office at (253) 922-7882 to receive Communion at home


Reconciliation

Fridays following 8:30 am Mass (Adoration also available)


Anointing of the Sick

For available options, contact the Parish Office at (253) 922-7882 or (253) 286-0021, or speak with a priest after Mass


Order of Christian Initiation of Adults (OCIA)

Please introduce yourself to one of our priests after any Mass, or call the Parish Office -

(253) 922-7882 - to learn about the 2025-2026 session. Anyone, from life-long Catholics to those yet to be initiated, is welcome to the program, which you can learn more about here.


Emergency sacramental care or other requests

For urgent requests involving Anointings or other matters, please call the Parish Office at

(253) 922-7882 (staff typically available Monday to Thursday, 9 am to 3 pm),

or call (253) 286-0021 (staff typically available Monday to Friday, 8 am to 3 pm).

Please leave a voicemail with your name, phone number, and a brief description of the request,

and staff will respond as soon as possible.

Upcoming Parish Family events

  • Registration now open

    Vacation Bible School at All Saints (June 22 - 26)

    Parents - Vacation Bible School is returning to All Saints Parish! "Rainforest Falls" is the theme of this summer's program, which runs from June 22 to 26. Camp is open to children entering Kindergarten to Grade 5 in fall 2026, with limited spots in preschool (ages 3 to 4) also available.


    Sign up today as a camper or VBS volunteer (crew leaders needed in Grade 6 and older) by clicking here. Join us as we explore the beautiful nature of God together!

  • beginning march 7 (all saints parish)

    new book discussion with men's ministry

    Men's Ministry has moved from Monday evenings to the first Saturday of each month, and March 7 will kick off a new book discussion: The Imitation of Christ. Catholic men 18 and older are invited to this year-long examination of a classic work attributed to German thinker Thomas à Kempis, who lived during the 14th and 15th centuries. Let's deepen our faith together!


    For the initial meeting, guests are asked to obtain William C. Creasy's translation of the text (available on Amazon) and read beforehand Chapters 1 to 10 in Book 1. For details, please call the All Saints Parish Office at (253) 845-7521.

Now underway:

One Parish Planning

Conclusion of Synodal Listening Sessions


Our Parish Family's second round of Synodal Listening Sessions concluded on Sunday, February 1. Overall, the Sessions had a robust turnout, reaching almost 90 visitors in one instance. In exploring challenges and opportunities at our 3 Parishes, it was found that while there is work ahead, many expressed a heartwarming eagerness to fulfill our mission together as the Body of Christ. A synthesis of results is expected to be available in late February.


Partners in the Gospel Prayer Intention for February

For all our priests, and in a special way for those who are pastoring our communities through the Partners in the Gospel process, that they may be blessed with the Spirit’s gifts of wisdom, counsel and fortitude.



Click here to view 'Who We Are: A Summary'

This is a 16-page document in both English and Spanish that includes the following:


  • an introduction from Father Cal
  • Sacramental and financial data encompassing the 2024-2025 fiscal year for our 3 Parishes
  • results from this fall's Parish Family Survey and first round of Synodal Listening Sessions


We extend gratitude not only to the members of our PFAC and PFLT (pictured below) for organizing the large amount of information for this document, but to the hundreds of parishioners from St. Martin of Tours, All Saints and Sacred Heart for their faith-filled participation in the Surveys and Listening Sessions, two key aspects of this phase of the One Parish Planning process that we are currently undertaking together.


May we continue to pray and care for one another in the new year, asking the Holy Spirit for guidance in our efforts to unite as one canonical Parish.


What is 'One Parish Planning'?


Our Parish Family is made up of the following communities of faith:


St. Martin of Tours and Holy Rosary Bilingual Academy

All Saints Parish and School (Puyallup)

and

Sacred Heart Parish (Tacoma)


Under the leadership of our Pastor (Father Cal Christiansen) and Parochial Vicars (Fathers Dexter Dais, Quy Duong and Gilberto Mora Tapia), our Parish Family is currently working together to become 1 canonical Parish by 2027 through One Parish Planning. This pastoral effort is taking place across the Archdiocese of Seattle to renew our local Church, in response to the needs of the people and the realities of today.


What are 'PFLT' and 'PFAC'?


Key to the successful implementation of One Parish Planning are 2 groups consisting of representatives from our 3 Parishes: PFLT (Parish Family Leadership Team; comprised of Parish staff) and PFAC (Parish Family Advisory Council; comprised of volunteers). Please pray that the Holy Spirit continues to guide these consultative bodies.


Questions & Answers (updated February 2)

Click above for an updated Q&A that includes additional information on One Parish Planning and related topics

St. Martin of Tours is a member of the Archdiocese of Seattle

Click the graphic below for more information

Archdiocesan news and beyond

Annual Impact Report

2024-2025

The Archdiocese has released its Annual Report, which looks back over a period that included both our regional Church's 175th Anniversary and a Jubilee Year. Click the button below to explore and give thanks for all that we have accomplished together as the people of God in Western Washington...and don't miss the selfie from our Pastor on page 13! (background picture credit: Stephen Brashear)

Impact Report

The Fulcrum Point:

A podcast by Fulcrum Foundation

Fulcrum Foundation strives to provide more families access to a quality Catholic education, and to share recent trends and successes, a podcast called "The Fulcrum Point" was launched in 2025. With local TV broadcast journalist Brian Callanan as host, each episode features inspiring work from Catholic school students and leaders across Western Washington.


listen to recordings here 

Collections calendar

for 2026

A series of local, national and worldwide Catholic collections will be promoted this year. Click here to view the full 2026 calendar and plan your giving for those initiatives that inspire you the most.

 

Learn more here: ArchSeattle.org/Collections

ASCEND Eucharistic Revival

May 16, 2026

Save Saturday, May 16, on your calendar for the ASCEND Eucharistic Revival at Bellevue's Meydenbauer Center. The event will include speaker Chris Stefanick, Mass with Archbishop Etienne, and more.

 

To sign up as a volunteer or to receive registration updates, visit AscendEucharisticRevival.church.

Report unethical behavior

The Archdiocese of Seattle offers all people these resources for reporting unethical behavior:


EthicsPoint

For confidential reporting of ethical violations, or violations of Archdiocesan policies

(844) 815-8236 / Click here for EthicsPoint webpage


Victim assistance

For reporting suspicion of abuse by any Church personnel

(800) 446-7762 / Click here for email


Catholic Bishop Abuse Reporting (CBAR)

For reporting misconduct by Bishops

(800) 276-1562 / Click here for CBAR website


Protect and Heal:

The Archdiocese of Seattle responds to the tragedy of abuse

Click here to learn more