Community Groups
Altar Society
The Altar Society meets monthly on the second Tuesday of the month. We begin with a devotional at 11:30 a.m. in O’Malley Hall below the church followed by a sack lunch and meeting. Speakers are provided at some of our meetings as well as social time. All are invited. The Altar Society in St. Aloysius Parish was formed the first year that St. Aloysius was in existence.
We are a community
The Altar Society works behind the scenes to make things happen at St. Aloysius such as:
- • Funeral receptions for families and friends who need us in their time of grief. Can you give a few hours to help us host a funeral reception once or twice a year? We welcome any parish members to help us with these events.
- • Bake sales, Card Parties, and Cookbooks that pay for little things like hosts, wine, altar cloths, etc. and BIG things like a new refrigerator in O’Malley Hall, stained glass windows, priests' chasubles, etc.
Centennial Cookbook
We have published a Centennial Cookbook with recipes from the past and present. It is fun and entertaining, with over 100 recipes, stories, and photos (For only $5.00). You may purchase one by calling Mary Kay at 509-487-4632.
Donate
Could you give a $5 yearly donation to the Altar Society or bake for a bake sale to support these most needed and basic necessities of our parish life?
Join Us
Are you interested in joining the Altar Society? We would love to welcome you to our group.
Young Adult Ministry
A community for post-college adults in their 20's & 30's
Looking for a way to get involved with people your own age?
St. Al’s Young Adult Ministry is an active, easy-going community of folks encouraging each other in our walk with Christ. We’re all in our 20’s & 30’s and we hold multiple events every month. Friends, Food, Fun, and Jesus. What more could you want?
Contact Us
St. Al’s Young Adult Ministry Coordinator
Knights of Columbus
The Knights of Columbus is a Catholic fraternal service organization that offers unlimited opportunities for its members and families. Founded on the principle of charity, unity, fraternity, and patriotism, the main objective of the Knights is to aid the Church, develop fellowship, and perform charitable, educational, and patriotic works.
Location and Time
The parish is supported by St. Aloysius Council No. 15143, chartered on October 12, 2010. The council holds its business meetings in O’Malley Hall on the second Tuesday of the month. The officer’s meeting is held on the fourth Saturday of the month at 8:00 a.m. in the Antonian room at the parish center (south end of building).
St. Aloysius Council No. 15143 is located at: 330 E Boone Ave, Spokane WA, 99202
Requirements to Join
You must be a practicing Catholic man, at least 18 years of age.
Resources
Contact Us
Quilting
St. Al's Best Kept Secret
Monday mornings these folks enthusiastically get together in O’Malley Hall and produce 2 finished quilts each week.
These quilts are donated to charities, schools and community centers. If you would like to help iron, cut, sew, pin, etc. (no experience necessary) come on down to O’Malley Hall!
Details
- Men are welcome.
- Other folks from the community are welcome.
- Some come in and setup irons, cutting tables, sewing machines and frames at 7AM. Some go to 8AM Mass.
- At 8:30 they share a light breakfast, prayer and then begin working. It is quite an impressive operation. They also need remnant material cut up, large pieces of material (especially sheets) for backing, light blankets for filler and yarn for final ties.
