“Let us live well and the times will be good. We are the times!” What do these words of St. Augustine reveal about the pontificate of Pope Leo XIV?

Habemus Papam! Or as they say in Chicago, “Ay, we got a pope!” How should Catholics respond to Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, in our politically divided world?

As we begin the "novemdiales" for Pope Francis and prepare for the Papal Conclave, please pray the Rosary daily for the repose of Pope Francis's soul and for the election of a holy successor. Pray this prayer - To Thee O Blessed Joseph - at the end of your daily Rosary.

During this "interregnum" — the time between two popes — let us pray for the repose of the soul of Pope Francis and for the election of his successor. Some suggestions for prayer may be found in this article.

Join us in the parish hall after the 11:00 AM Mass on Sunday, April 27 for coffee, donuts, and fellowship—followed by an egg hunt outside! Don’t forget to bring your Easter baskets. Hosted by the Catholic Moms Group.

Click here for our complete Holy Week liturgy Schedule! Our Easter Vigil Mass is at 8 PM, and our Easter Sunday Masses are at 8 AM and 11 AM.

Two spots are left for our high school trip to Camp Covecrest in Tiger, GA, from August 3 to 9, 2025! Sign up today!

Catholic conversions are on the rise—but so are departures from the Church. As Lent begins, now is the time to renew our commitment to evangelization. Here are some practical suggestions!

Discover how the Church’s teaching on indulgences can deepen your faith and help your loved ones on their journey to heaven. As we celebrate the Jubilee Year 2025, learn how simple acts of devotion—like visiting St. Aloysius Church—can become profound spiritual gifts for the faithful departed.

During the Jubilee Year 2025, we can receive an indulgence simply for visiting our parish Church, St. Aloysius! But what are indulgences, and why are they worth receiving?

St. Aloysius Church has been chosen as a Jubilee Parish for the Holy Year of 2025! Learn more about the Jubilee Year - an opportunity for prayer and pilgrimage - in this short article.