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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

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

Marriage Prep 2023
Pray for the couples preparing for marriage in our parish! Thank you to our wonderful marriage prep team and Father David Roman for a fantastic workshop this weekend!


Parish provides an update on “We Stand with Christ” Campaign
Construction has begun in earnest on renovations and additions that will enhance and improve the campus of St. Aloysius Parish. The ambitious project, part of the “We Stand with Christ” campaign, will see the construction of all new spaces, such as a community room, a family and youth center, a chapel, and classrooms to accommodate 900+ religious education students.

Marriage Prep 2023
Pray for the couples preparing for marriage in our parish! Thank you to our wonderful marriage prep team and Father David Roman for a fantastic workshop this weekend!


Parish provides an update on “We Stand with Christ” Campaign
Construction has begun in earnest on renovations and additions that will enhance and improve the campus of St. Aloysius Parish. The ambitious project, part of the “We Stand with Christ” campaign, will see the construction of all new spaces, such as a community room, a family and youth center, a chapel, and classrooms to accommodate 900+ religious education students.
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NOTES FROM MONSIGNOR ROB
Why Be Good?
I’m delegating my column this week to Fr. John Foley who has some great thoughts on this Sunday’s scripture readings. –Msgr. Rob Why Be Good? In the early Old Testament there seems to have been an ongoing belief, one that we hang on to today sometimes: that good people are rewarded and sinners are punished even unto death. When someone virtuous turns away from virtue to commit iniquity, and dies, it is because of the
God’s Ways and My Way
The Gospel this Sunday seems startling because the workers who showed up later in the day are paid the same wage as those who worked the entire day. But the point of the story is that our understanding of justice is not always in line with God’s justice. This should be no surprise to the reader of Sunday’s first reading: “My thoughts are not your thoughts, nor are your ways my ways, says the Lord.”
Why is it so Difficult to Forgive?
Once again the Sunday Scriptures speak of forgiveness. When it comes to the difficulty we have with forgiving someone, I’ve always asked this question: If we have experienced mercy and forgiveness ourselves, why is it so difficult to extend mercy and forgiveness to others? If I entered the confessional a pretty miserable sinner but left the same confessional forgiven and glowing in grace and reveling in Christ’s mercy, why can’t I let go of the
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DAILY READING AND PRAYER
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August 31, 2023
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FAITH IN ACTION
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Seeking forgiveness
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FAMILY LIVING
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5 Marks of a Catholic family
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