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St. Aloysius Building Campaign – Matching Donor Challenge – SHARING THE GOOD NEWS!!!
Please Click Here to go to the “Building Campaign” page and follow updates on our progress.
Please Click Here to view Monsignor Rob’s Prayer for Our Parish Building and Renovation Project
Attention All Parishioners – We are in the process of updating our Parish Database.
If you have recently moved or changed any of your contact information (email/phone/mailing address please reach out with your new details to Allison McCarthy at amccarthy@starcc.com or (203) 652-1170
Eucharistic Adoration
7:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. in the Chapel – Eucharistic Adoration begins immediately following the 7:00 a.m.
Mass and will conclude with Benediction at 5:15 p.m. prior to Mass. (There is 3:00 p.m. recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy followed by the Rosary.)
If you can spare 30 or 60 minutes to adore Our Lord, contact Mary Ellen Kranzlin at: mkranzlin@gmail.com
Feed the Hungry…
AS SUMMER COMES TO A CLOSE don’t forget to Love your Neighbor and add this work of mercy to a gathering with family/friends!
The New Canaan Food Pantry Needs & New Covenant Center Need Our Help.
Please Click Here to to learn more….
Healing Rosary Prayer Group
Life is Better when you Pray the Rosary
Praying the rosary provides a way to meditate on the lives of Jesus and Our Blessed Mother, deepen one’s faith, and seek Mary’s intercession. It is a powerful prayer that can bring peace, help us overcome temptations, and lead to a closer relationship with God. We invite you to pray the Rosary in community here at St. Aloysius … no experience necessary, as we will lead you!
Please Click Here to learn about all the options here at St A’s
Attention All Parishioners – We are in the process of updating our Parish Database.
If you have recently moved or changed any of your contact information (email/phone/mailing address please reach out with your new details to Allison McCarthy at amccarthy@starcc.com or (203) 652-1170
Eucharistic Adoration
7:30 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. in the Chapel – Eucharistic Adoration begins immediately following the 7:00 a.m.
Mass and will conclude with Benediction at 5:15 p.m. prior to Mass. (There is 3:00 p.m. recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy followed by the Rosary.)
If you can spare 30 or 60 minutes to adore Our Lord, contact Mary Ellen Kranzlin at: mkranzlin@gmail.com
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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
To make a gift, or for more information please Click Here or call (203) 416-1470
Beware of Email SCAMS!
We are seeing an increasing number of scams – focused on Msgr’s Email. Note: if you look at the actual email address it is NOT his!
Msgr Rob will NEVER ask you for “gift cards” “phone cards” or any other forms of payment! If you have any questions about an email please phone the office: 203-966-0020.
NOTES FROM MONSIGNOR ROB
Salt, Light, and Shrove Tuesday
This Sunday we are called to be “salt and light.” For centuries salt has been a staple for preserving, flavoring, and it even had its role in liturgical ritual. As we live out our discipleship, we need “salt” – the encouragement, support, and prayer that enable us to follow Jesus and bring light to others. As a parish family, we can be salt and light for one another and build up our community of faith.
Beatitudes and Sundry Items
The Gospel this Sunday is part of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. The “Beatitudes” are a reminder that we can count on God to provide for us as we live out our discipleship. In our mourning, humility, working for justice, and peacemaking we are “blessed” because we are proclaiming the Kingdom of God. We are comforted, shown mercy, and will see God. The Beatitudes challenge us to Gospel living and demonstrate that doing the will
Here I am, Lord
This Sunday’s psalm refrain (“Here I am, Lord; I come to do your will”) challenges us to think and pray about how we live out our own discipleship. A new year brings an opportunity to make resolutions for better living. But before we make any big plans, we should pray that God’s plans for us are honored by our intentional listening, our docility, and our gracious reception of God’s love. Prayer that leads us to
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