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The Living Nativity!
The St. Aloysius Parish Confirmation class presents:
The Living Nativity
Friday, December 5th
Performances at 6:00 pm, 6:30 pm & 7:00 pm
Location: In Front of the Church on Cherry Street
Come see our live animals! – Suitable for the entire family.

2025 St. A’s Christmas Stars
Thank you for preparing Christmas for a Star family! Choose a star in the narthex.
Need gift suggestions (new items only)? Here are a few favorites: pajamas, coat, hat, gloves, scarf, socks, toy, game, book, toothbrush… There are usually a few items for each family member.
Please place wrapped & labeled gifts in a sturdy box, seal, and tape star to the outside.
Please bring your Christmas Star to Stapleton Hall and join us for a
STAR SOCIAL – Saturday, December 13, 4:00 – 7:00 PM or
COFFEE & DONUTS – Sunday, December 14, BEFORE 11 AM
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22nd Annual Advent – Christmas Concert
St. Aloysius Music Ministry presents the
22nd Annual Advent – Christmas Concert
with the Adult and Youth Choirs, Soloists, and Orchestra
Sunday, December 14th, 2:00 PM
St. Aloysius Church | New Canaan, CT
Please Click Here to reserve your complimentary concert tickets today!

Church Parking Only!
Parishioners are always welcome to park in the lot while attending church activities such as Mass or Funeral attendance, Adoration or Religious Education. Full-Day daily parkers are asked to use the Boxcar app and park in the designated spaces. Those who are not attending church activities or properly using Boxcar will be asked to move their vehicles. The Saint Aloysius Church parking lot is now patrolled for parking violators. Thank you for your cooperation.


The Living Nativity!
The St. Aloysius Parish Confirmation class presents:
The Living Nativity
Friday, December 5th
Performances at 6:00 pm, 6:30 pm & 7:00 pm
Location: In Front of the Church on Cherry Street
Come see our live animals! – Suitable for the entire family.

2025 St. A’s Christmas Stars
Thank you for preparing Christmas for a Star family! Choose a star in the narthex.
Need gift suggestions (new items only)? Here are a few favorites: pajamas, coat, hat, gloves, scarf, socks, toy, game, book, toothbrush… There are usually a few items for each family member.
Please place wrapped & labeled gifts in a sturdy box, seal, and tape star to the outside.
Please bring your Christmas Star to Stapleton Hall and join us for a
STAR SOCIAL – Saturday, December 13, 4:00 – 7:00 PM or
COFFEE & DONUTS – Sunday, December 14, BEFORE 11 AM
Please Click Here to sign up!

22nd Annual Advent – Christmas Concert
St. Aloysius Music Ministry presents the
22nd Annual Advent – Christmas Concert
with the Adult and Youth Choirs, Soloists, and Orchestra
Sunday, December 14th, 2:00 PM
St. Aloysius Church | New Canaan, CT
Please Click Here to reserve your complimentary concert tickets today!
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Please Help us Reach our Goal!
Bishop’s Appeal Goal: $694,300
Total Pledged: $389,805 (56%)
Donors to Date: 284 donors
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NOTES FROM MONSIGNOR ROB
What Is Required?
In all the years I spent working in education, the question from students that always made me smile (and suffer a bit of frustration at the same time) was: “Is this going to be on the final exam?” OK, I was guilty of the same query myself. In the different settings and stages of life we often ask the question, “what’s required here?” Whether it’s a job, a medical situation, or even a relationship, we
Praying in Advent
“Hallow” (hallow.com) is a popular Catholic online site that offers practical ways to pray and stay focused on our relationship with Christ in the midst of our busy lives. As we make room in our hearts for Christ who comes at Christmas, I found Hallow’s short Advent prayers to be very helpful. I’m sharing them with you because I believe that they may provide a way to keep us centered and hopeful in these days
Thanksgiving, Eucharist, and Christ the King
This weekend I offer a few words about Thanksgiving, the Solemnity of Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, and the relationship of the two events to the Eucharist. The nation’s observance of Thanksgiving provides an opportunity to reflect on the blessings God has given us. As the newcomers to America gave thanks for the new-found religious freedom, we pause from our labors to express our gratitude for what we have received from God. The word
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