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St. Aloysius Building Campaign – Education and Faith Center Update!
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Please Click Here to view Monsignor Rob’s Prayer for Our Parish Building and Renovation Project
All Souls’ Day Mass of Remembrance
We will read the names of all parishioners who passed away between 11/3/2025 and today.
If you would like to add the name of a family member or friend who passed away in the last year (but might not be a parishioner or did not have their funeral at Saint Aloysius), please email their name to John Palma at [email protected].
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NOTES FROM MONSIGNOR ROB
Congratulations, Christine Otis!
In November, our gifted youth minister, Christine “Chris” Otis, will receive the Saint John Paul II Parish Leadership Award at the National Catholic Youth Ministry Conference in Long Beach, California. The honor recognizes those who follow Pope Saint John Paul II’s example of serving and supporting young people in their faith journey and encourages efforts that support and strengthen young people in their daily encounter with Jesus Christ. In his letter of recommendation to the
The Emmaus Retreat and “The One”
I won’t be at Masses in the church this weekend because I will be with our teens and adults participating in the Fall Emmaus Retreat. The three days provide opportunities for the 36 teen “candidates” to encounter Christ in prayer, witness talks, Mass, the Sacrament of Reconciliation, and fellowship. We have been preparing for the Emmaus retreat for months, and each part of the weekend is carefully and prayerfully created by the many teen and
Our Lady of the Rosary
The Feast of the Most Holy Rosary is October 7, but Bishop Caggiano has asked that we celebrate that special feast of our Blessed Mother this coming weekend at all the Sunday Masses. The readings will be those of the 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time, but the prayers of the Mass will be taken from those proper to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The reason for celebrating the Blessed Virgin Mary on this first Sunday of
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