All Saints (Diocese of Arlington)

All Saints Catholic Church
Dedication:	All Saints
Venerated Saints:	None specified
Diocese:	Diocese of Arlington
Deanery:	Deanery 5
Address:	9300 Stonewall Road, Manassas, VA 20110
Coordinates:	38.9167, -77.2167
City:	Manassas, VA
Subdivision:	Virginia
Country:	United States
County:	Prince William County
Website:	https://allsaintsva.org
Founded:	1971
School:	Yes
Email:	office@allsaintsva.org

All Saints Catholic Church is a territorial parish in the Diocese of Arlington, located in Manassas, Virginia. Dedicated to All Saints—the collective veneration of all canonized and unknown saints in heaven, celebrated liturgically on November 1—the parish operates All Saints Catholic School (pre-K through grade 8) and emphasizes faith formation, family ministries, and community service.

Established in 1971 amid rapid growth in Prince William County, the parish initially held Masses in local facilities before dedicating its current church building in 1980. As of December 19, 2025, All Saints serves a large and diverse community with extensive programs, including religious education for thousands of students and active charitable outreach.

The parish community fosters devotion to the communion of saints through celebration of the Solemnity of All Saints and recognition of the Church Triumphant.

History

All Saints Parish was established in 1971 by Bishop John R. Keating of the Diocese of Arlington to serve the expanding Catholic population in Manassas.

Initial Masses were celebrated in borrowed spaces. The current church was dedicated in 1980. All Saints Catholic School opened subsequently.

The parish has grown significantly, reflecting regional development and maintaining a focus on education and evangelization.

School

All Saints Catholic School (pre-K through grade 8) provides faith-integrated education within the parish community.

The school emphasizes academic excellence and spiritual formation.

Special features

• Large religious education program serving public school students
• Active family and youth ministries
• Charitable outreach supporting local and international needs

Architecture

The church building, dedicated in 1980, reflects late twentieth-century design with capacity for large congregations.

Art and devotional features

Specific details on stained glass windows, statues, sculptures, or other interior artwork are limited in publicly available sources as of December 19, 2025. Devotional elements typically include representations honoring the communion of saints, often through collective imagery or individual saint statues.

Relics

According to established Catholic tradition, the main altar contains deposited relics, as is customary in dedicated churches. Specific details regarding the saints associated with these relics are not publicly documented in available sources. This follows common practice where first-class relics, often of martyrs, are sealed within the altar.