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Catholic Charities 2025

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Advent Preparation for the Divine Birth

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Volunteer – Food Drive

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Safe Environment Letter

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EWU Football Tickets 9-20-2025

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You are the Church

You Are The Church

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September 7

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Fall Children’s Choir

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Children’s Choir

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Novena of Grace

Join us for Novena of Grace March 6th – 14th
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The Way

Knowing, Loving and Following Jesus, even when it means the Cross. A Lenten Morning Retreat
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Come As You Are

Taking time to find God through: Lenten reflections & pondering, Scripture, Sharing with others, Individual quiet time
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Just Launched!

We are excited to announce that giving to St Aloysius has become easier and more convenient than ever!

Tithe.ly Giving is an easy-to-use platform that will allow you to give online and on your phone.  You can make both one-time and recurring gifts, give with a credit /debit card or ACH transaction, and even Cover the Fees (which will help your gift go even farther!)

Here’s how to get started with Tithe.ly:

  1. Click on the button below to access a Giving Form.

Note: If you’ve got recurring gifts setup with paypal, make sure to cancel any recurring payments before moving forward with Tithe.ly!

Do You Give With Cash or Check?

If you regularly make donations in cash or with a check, we strongly encourage you to switch to digital giving!

Online giving with Tithe.ly makes it fast and simple to donate, and also reduces the amount of administrative labor we need to process gifts in cash or with a check.

Thank you for your generosity.

"Stitching Love, Weaving Hope: "Quilters with a Cause"

St. Al’s Best-Kept Secret 

Monday mornings: 7:30 a.m. -11:00 a.m

St. Al’s quilters enthusiastically get together in O’Malley Hall and produce two finished quilts a week. 
These quilts are donated to charities, schools, and community centers. If you want to help iron, cut, sew, pin, etc. (no experience necessary), come down to O’Malley Hall.