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STATION OF THE CROSS 

  All Saints School: Fri. at 1 PM.  Family: Fri. @ 7:30 PM at All Saints.
CCD: Wed. @ 6 PM & 8 PM at All Saints.
St. John- Smithfield: Thursdays7:00 PM.

All are encouraged to participate at any of the
Stations of the Cross times.

 

 Knights of Columbus Lenten FISH Fries
6
Fridays during Lent
5:30-7:30pm in All Saints Parish Hall.
1st one THIS Friday, Feb 24! Last is Mar. 30.

CATHOLICISM Lenten Study Groups
Thursday 7-8:30pm and Sunday 6-7:30pm
more info on DVD series

 

 

 
 


All Saints Catholic Church at 1204 Logan Street, Holdrege, NE 68949 US - Home

Welcome to Our ASCC Website! 
This is our home on the Internet. Here you will find the latest news and information about the church. Please take a moment to visit the online Calendar for upcoming events and our News page for featured articles. We hope you enjoy your visit and encourage you to check back often for updates!

Father Thomas Lux is our pastor.  He can be reached by email at church@asholdrege.org.  By phone:  (308) 995-4590, Cell # (308) 991-4991
Rectory:  1308 Logan, Holdrege, NE  68949,  Phone:  (308) 995-9561

A Short History of our Parish

All Saints Catholic Church (ASCC) formed at 602 Logan Street.  It was built from a dismantled Catholic Church building in Elsie, NE.  The dismantled lumber was purchased for $500.  The total cost to build the parish at that time (1902)  was $2,000 and was supervised by Fr. John Carey from Minden.  Several items were donated to the church, including an altar and a pump organ.

ASCC was dedicated by Bishop Boncum on Oct. 15th, 1903.  Services at that time were only held once a month by Fr. Weis who came from Nebraska City.  Fr. Weis eventually  became the first resident pastor.  The parish started to grow slowly.

In, 1952, Fr. BE Kalin arrived to serve ASCC.  The parish had grown to 35-40 families but was badly in need of repairs.  It was then decided by the Parish board to build a new church.  The Altar Society worked hard at many fund-raising events to make the loan payments.  The land was donated by Robert Perry, a Holdrege banker, for the new site for the parish, north on Logan Street, which is the present location.

On Sept. 7, 1955,  the new site of All Saints Catholic Church was dedicated by Bishop Louis B. Kucera.  The ASCC membership grew more rapidly after the building project.

In 1958, Fr. John Howe was assigned to ASCC.  The Marian Sisters also established a center in Holdrege and served the area for 15 years.  Sr. Elizabeth Lennemann of Orleans headed the catechism for the children in the area Catholic Communities.

In 2000, Fr. Steve Cooney organized the beginning of "Little Saints" Preschool & All Saints Catholic Elementary School.  At the present time, Fr. Thomas Lux is the parish priest and Superintendent of the school.  All Saints Catholic School (ASCS) has expanded through the fourth grade level.

Organizations that enhance the parish life are Altar Society, Knights of Columbus, Legion of Mary, and Bible Studies.  CCD classes are held weekly. 

Annual fundraisers for the Parish/School include the Blaze Banquet and the Classic Golf  Tournament & Banquet. 

The Knights of Columbus do their annual Fish Fries on Friday nights during the Lenten Season.   The Altar Society is made up of all women members of the parish, they supply all the food at funeral dinners, do the deep cleaning of the parish and kitchen areas, and also organize the annual Christmas Get-Together for the Mosaic members of Holdrege. 

* Information taken from the All Saints Catholic (1902 - 2002) Centennial Cookbook, researched and written by Rosemary Reiter.



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