Fish Fry Season Is Coming!

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Lenten Fish Frys – Save the dates.

Where: St. Aloysius Cafeteria

When: Ash Wednesday, February 26
Fri., Feb 28 – April 3 (Every Friday) NO FISH FRY ON 4/10 WHICH IS GOOD FRIDAY.

Time: 5-7:30

Menu: Fried Fish, Baked Fish, Rolled Oysters, Shrimp, Pizza, Baked Potatoes, Green Beans, Mac & Cheese, Coleslaw, Hush Puppies, Jalapeño Hush Puppies, French Fries, Onion Rings and Cheesesticks

Beverages: Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Water and Beer

Dine-in; Carry-out and Drive Thru

No Fish Fry on Good Friday!

Second Annual Chili Cook Off!

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This event will be held Saturday, February 1st at 6:00 in the school cafeteria. Everyone who attended and participated last year had an amazing time! We hope that you will plan to join us!

If you would like to enter your favorite chili recipe, please contact Melissa Brown at mbrown@staloysiuspwv.org. Prizes will be awarded to our winners! Drinks, sides, and dessert will be provided.

We hope to see you there!

Annual Trivia Night!

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Please join us Saturday, January 25th for our Annual St. Aloysius Trivia Night

The event will be held in the St. Aloysius School Gym
$20/person * $160/table
Must pre-order tickets to enter – No entrance on night of the event
Deadline for Ordering: Wednesday, January 22nd
Doors open at 6:00 pm * First question at 7:00 pm

Raffles *Auction Items * Split the Pot
Adult-only event
KY Gaming License #0000114

Table Decorating Contest! Prizes will be awarded to the winning table.
Soft drinks, munchies and desserts will be provided. Please feel free to bring your own food and NON-alcoholic beverages.
*** Beer will be available for sale ***

Proceeds will benefit 8th grade field trips and scholarships.
For tickets contact Randee Norris at randee_n@hotmail.com.
Send payment through school office or parish office marked TRIVIA.

The November 2019 Newsletter

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Recently we included the latest Parish Newsletter in the bulletin.  Just in case you didn’t get a chance to read it or misplaced your copy, we wanted to share the newsletter with the parish in a digital format.  We hope you enjoy it and please reach out to the Parish Office if you have any questions.

http://bit.ly/newsNov19

Discover Catholic Schools Week

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Come see excellence in action at St. Aloysius School as we celebrate “Discover Catholic Schools Week” November 18-22, 2019. Each day there will be specific times/events that you can attend to discover for yourself our rich community, traditions, academic achievements, and fun, family environment. We are open to families of all faiths and will work alongside the Catholic Education Foundation to offer financial assistance as necessary.

We are the best kept secret in Oldham County but it’s time to spread the news! To schedule a personal tour or set up a shadow visit, please contact principal Maryann Hayslip atschooloffice@staloysiuspwv.org


Monday, Nov. 18, Mindful Monday 8:00-9:30am: Observe our 7th
grade science classes as they put mindfulness and meditation into practice.
Tuesday, Nov. 19, Touring Tuesday 8:00am-6:00pm: Open house
tours with the principal/preschool director. Visit classrooms and see our
program in action!
Wednesday, Nov. 20, Worship Wednesday 8:15am: Join us for all
school Mass and see our 8th graders take the lead as we worship together as a faith community.
Thursday, Nov. 21, Thankful Thursday: We are thankful for our outstanding teaching staff! Meet our teachers and have 1:1 conversations to answer any questions/concerns you may have about starting or transferring to St. Aloysius. Grades PreK-3 meet 1:00-2:30pm; Grades 4 & 5 meet from 12:00-1:00pm; Middle school (grades 6-8) meet from 9:30-10:30am. Principal and Preschool Director are available all day.
Friday, Nov. 22, Fun Friday: Join us at 2:00 for our fall Pep Rally led by
student council and see our principal get duct taped to the gym wall!!!

Mercy in Motion October 9th

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The First Mercy in Motion of the year will be held on October 9 in the Cafeteria from 6:30-8pm. 

Mercy in motion is an outreach ministry in which the ENTIRE parish is encouraged to participate.  The goal of Mercy in Motion is to create a multi-generational group of people that  work together to help others in our community.  We specifically encourage families to participate together, as a family, since so many activities seem to be pulling families in different directions.   At the first meeting we will construct blessing bags for homeless in our city and the next month we will distribute the blessing bags in some way.  Everyone who participates will get to experience both direct and indirect service. 

Before our first meeting, we need supplies.  You can find a complete list of supplies needed by visiting: http://bit.ly/blessbagsupply. 

Boxes will be available in the back of church to collect supplies.  Gift cards to purchase supplies will also be accepted.  If you have any questions  contact Mandy Kumler at the parish office.

Split the Pot Raffle

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Latest Parish Newsletter

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Our latest edition of the Parish newsletter is here!  Read to find out about the great things that happened over the summer and some of the great plans for the fall! There also is a calendar of events so you can keep your schedule up to date!  
You can read it here: http://bit.ly/news8-19  or it will be available in the bulletin this weekend.

PREP Starts Aug 25th: What is it?

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St. Aloysius Parish Religious Education Program (PREP) is for students in grades 1-8 who attend public school.  PREP works with families to provide opportunities for  students to grow in their faith and develop a personal relationship with Jesus.  Students are prepared in first and second grades to celebrate the sacraments of Reconciliation and First Communion.  Students in seventh and eighth grades are prepared to celebrate the sacrament of Confirmation.  Registration forms are available on the parish web site (http://bit.ly/parishforms2, and go to PREP forms), in the back of church, and from the parish office.  Please register by August 1.  We like to place students in classes with children they know from the school they attend.  Classes begin August 25.

RCIA Starts Sept 15th: What is it?

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The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, which is better known as RCIA, is a process designed for three different groups of people: (1) adults (age 7 and older) who are not baptized and would like to join the Catholic Church, (2) adults who were baptized as children into the Catholic faith, but who have not completed their initiation in the Church because they have not celebrated their First Eucharist and/or Sacrament of Confirmation, and (3) adults who have been validly baptized in another Christian denomination and who now want to be received in the Catholic Church.

The Catholic Church welcomes people of all faiths and backgrounds into the RCIA process. Here at St. Aloysius our RCIA groups meet on Sunday mornings from 9:30-10:45, beginning September 15th. If you don’t already do so, we strongly encourage you to begin to attend Mass weekly. Those unable to join in receiving Eucharist are encouraged to go through the Communion line with their arms crossed to receive a blessing. Contact Mary Hynes at the parish office if you are interested in beginning the RCIA process 502-241-8452.