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St. Aloysius Building Campaign – New “Status” Video from Msgr Rob!
Dear Friends: Saint Aloysius Parish is a Catholic family that has thrived in New Canaan for 128 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 our past, for we stand on the
St. Aloysius Building Campaign – New “Status” Video from Msgr Rob!
Dear Friends: Saint Aloysius Parish is a Catholic family that has thrived in New Canaan for 128 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 our past, for we stand on the
St A’s Hosts a Feast of the Most Holy Rosary, asking the Lord for peace and healing in our world
Pope Francis has asked for prayer and fasting on Monday, October 7, the feast of the Most Holy Rosary, asking the Lord for peace and healing in our world. We will gather for a special Rosary for peace on Monday, October 7 at 7pm in the church. Please set aside the 25 minutes it takes to say the Rosary and join with us in calling upon Mary, Queen of Peace, to intercede for the sake
Emmaus 85 – October 11-13
Team Meetings for ALL teen members who have already been on Emmaus and Adult volunteers will be on Sunday October 6 at 2:45 pm in Stapleton Hall. Questions: Please contact Rector/Rectora John & Shannon Goetz at: saintaloysiusemmaus@gmail.com
Mother Teresa’s Closet IS OPEN FOR DONATIONS! by appointment
To schedule an appointment between September 16 – 22, please contact Judi Anders at judianders@sbcglobal.net or call 203-858-1412. Thank you for your continued support!
Getting the school year started – the Blessing of the Backpacks!
What a great turn out for the Blessing of the Backpacks on Sunday! Please Click Here to view more photos of the Blessing.
St A’s Hosts a Feast of the Most Holy Rosary, asking the Lord for peace and healing in our world
Pope Francis has asked for prayer and fasting on Monday, October 7, the feast of the Most Holy Rosary, asking the Lord for peace and healing in our world. We will gather for a special Rosary for peace on Monday, October 7 at 7pm in the church. Please set aside the 25 minutes it takes to say the Rosary and join with us in calling upon Mary, Queen of Peace, to intercede for the sake
Emmaus 85 – October 11-13
Team Meetings for ALL teen members who have already been on Emmaus and Adult volunteers will be on Sunday October 6 at 2:45 pm in Stapleton Hall. Questions: Please contact Rector/Rectora John & Shannon Goetz at: saintaloysiusemmaus@gmail.com
Mother Teresa’s Closet IS OPEN FOR DONATIONS! by appointment
To schedule an appointment between September 16 – 22, please contact Judi Anders at judianders@sbcglobal.net or call 203-858-1412. Thank you for your continued support!
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PARISH BULLETIN
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
Worrying about the world…
I’ve been thinking and praying a lot about our world and how much of our world is at war. As I watched footage of the missiles soaring the night skies in the lands where Jesus walked the earth, I was profoundly saddened. My thoughts raced: so many innocent lives lost, so many young people who dreamed of a bright future living in fear, so many without a place to safely lay their head at night,
Congratulations, Sister Lorraine Tiani!
On Sunday I will travel up to northern Connecticut to celebrate the Jubilee Mass for New Canaan-born Sister Lorraine Tiani and several other sisters. Sister Lorraine is a religious Sister of Notre Dame de Namur who has served the Church as a sister for 50 years! Her story has its roots in Saint Aloysius parish and school, and I am delighted to share her story in this week’s column. Sister Lorraine Tiani, SNDdeN was born
Jesus, Children, and Elliott
Taking a child, he placed it in their midst, and putting his arms around it, he said to them, “Whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me; and whoever receives me, receives not me but the One who sent me.” ~ Mark9:37 As we mourn the death of Elliott Knopf, the Lord challenges us this weekend with life-giving words that might be summarized this way: “Welcome children with love and you
POPE FRANCIS REFLECTIONS
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Welcome to the Saint Aloysius! Our parish was founded in 1896 to serve the Catholic families that were settling in the greater New Canaan area.