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The Second Scrutiny

In the Scrutinies for RCIA we always use the A Cycle readings and during the Second Scrutiny this weekend we listen to the story of …

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The First Scrutiny

What’s a Scrutiny? This weekend the adults preparing to celebrate their Sacraments at Easter – the RCIA Elect – are participating in the first of …

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96th Novena of Grace

This year marks the 96th Novena of Grace at St. Aloysius Parish. The theme of this year’s Novena is “Re-engaging the Sacraments”. The Novena of …

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Love music? Sing choir at St. Al’s

We hear all you vocalists out there. Here’s your chance to sing choir at St. Al’s. Five practices leading up to 11 a.m. Mass on …

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Welcome to St. Aloysius, Fr. Daniel Nevares, S.J.

A warm welcome to Fr. Daniel Nevares, S.J., who officially joins St. Aloysius as associate pastor on August 15. Fr. Nevares was ordained a priest …

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Experience the Spiritual Exercises In Everyday Life

You are invited to participate a life-changing retreat experience. 2022-23 S.E.E.L. starts in September, are you ready?

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Borderland reflection: Rita Amberg Waldref

As I began my eye-opening journey with six other pilgrims, I wondered what life would look like at the United States, Mexican border.

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Borderland reflection: George Waldref

As I began my eye-opening journey with six other pilgrims, I wondered what life would look like at the United States, Mexican border.

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Creation on full, glorious display

Check out photos from the annual Caring Creation Fair held last Sunday on the plaza outside the church.

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Borderland reflection: Mary Anne Shine

As I began my eye-opening journey with six other pilgrims, I wondered what life would look like at the United States, Mexican border.

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Borderland reflection: Mary Jo Sweeney

During my border experience, I found myself thinking about contrasts.

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Borderland reflection: Pat Sweeney

During my border experience, I found myself thinking about contrasts.

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