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Dear Parishioners and Friends of Saint Aloysius Parish Saint Aloysius Parish is a Catholic family that has thrived in New Canaan for 125 years. We are united by our Baptism, emboldened by the Holy Spirit, and sanctified by Christ present in the Eucharist. As a community of believers, we are rooted in the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and we live out our discipleship in worship, prayer, and charity. Our strength is from
We Stand with Christ Campaign
Dear Parishioners and Friends of Saint Aloysius Parish Saint Aloysius Parish is a Catholic family that has thrived in New Canaan for 125 years. We are united by our Baptism, emboldened by the Holy Spirit, and sanctified by Christ present in the Eucharist. As a community of believers, we are rooted in the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and we live out our discipleship in worship, prayer, and charity. Our strength is from
A Letter from Msgr Rob
November 2023 Dear Friends, Long before God sent Jesus into the world, those who believed in God waited patiently for the coming of the Messiah. Their world was filled with the routine joys and sorrows of any day in history; but for a significant time, they suffered oppression, captivity, and enslavement. The joyful anticipation of the arrival of the one who would save them was tempered by their struggles and moved them to question God’s
The Holy Father’s Prayer intention for the month of December is for differently abled people
“Let us pray that people with disabilities may be at the center of attention in society, and that institutions offer inclusion programs that enhance their active participation.” We here at St. A’s have taken this call to heart. Our Special Needs Ministry has the same vision that Pope Francis is asking us to consider of having a parish that is welcoming and accessible for all of God’s children. We have a Special Needs Eucharist that
THANK YOU! for helping to feed the Hungry!
For Feeding the Hungry this Thanksgiving! 425 Bags of Food and $600 of Cash Donations/Gift Cards were delivered to the New Canaan Food Pantry 30 Thanks giving Food Baskets made for Norwalk/Stamford Families in Need 138 Turkeys/Hams were supplied for Norwalk Families in Need Special thanks to our Knights of Columbus for providing the trailer and manning the drop off, to Karl Chevrolet for providing the Turkey Truck and to our Youth Ministry teens and
A Letter from Msgr Rob
November 2023 Dear Friends, Long before God sent Jesus into the world, those who believed in God waited patiently for the coming of the Messiah. Their world was filled with the routine joys and sorrows of any day in history; but for a significant time, they suffered oppression, captivity, and enslavement. The joyful anticipation of the arrival of the one who would save them was tempered by their struggles and moved them to question God’s
The Holy Father’s Prayer intention for the month of December is for differently abled people
“Let us pray that people with disabilities may be at the center of attention in society, and that institutions offer inclusion programs that enhance their active participation.” We here at St. A’s have taken this call to heart. Our Special Needs Ministry has the same vision that Pope Francis is asking us to consider of having a parish that is welcoming and accessible for all of God’s children. We have a Special Needs Eucharist that
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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
Following a New King
As we contemplate the end of the Church Year, the Solemnity of Christ the King, and the beginning of Advent, I thought it might be a good idea to try a spiritual exercise that will help us as we prepare for Christmas – and the rest of our lives. The meditation that follows is in the tradition of Ignatian spirituality. I hope you find it helpful. In our day and age, it’s difficult to grasp
Thanksgiving, Eucharist, and Christ the King
It’s hard to believe that Thanksgiving is this week! This national holiday provides a wonderful opportunity, I believe, to reflect on the blessings God has given us and to connect those blessings to the Eucharist and the Feast of Christ the King, the solemnity we will celebrate next weekend. The word “Eucharist” has its roots in Greek and it means “thanksgiving.” It is the meal where we are drawn into the Paschal Mystery – the
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