We are eager to share the latest parish newsletter with our parish community. Inside this edition you will find the financials for the end of the fiscal year, back to school news, and highlighting some of the amazing things we have done this summer. To read the August newsletter, follow the link! https://bit.ly/nws822
We are beyond grateful for the generous donations that we have already received for our brother’s and sisters in Eastern Kentucky. We continue to get many questions about how we can help. Below you can see how you can donate items that will be delivered, followed with how you can contribute financially. There will be more information in the upcoming issue of the Record as well.
Checks placed in collections may be made to your parish with the notation “2022 Eastern Kentucky Disaster Relief.” The parish can send one check to the Archdiocese of Louisville and one donation will be sent to the Diocese of Lexington.
Online donations can be made directly to Catholic Charities of Lexington at catholiccharitieslexington.org. Donors should designate their donation for “DISASTER SERVICES.”
Join us September 25! We are looking forward to seeing you for a day of fellowship, food and fun!
We are excited to share the latest parish newsletter. Inside you will find information about Lent and school registration for 2022-23 school year…among many other exciting things happening at our parish.
To view the newsletter visit, https://bit.ly/febnew22
Please join us
Saturday, March 5, 2022 for the
18th Annual St. Aloysius Trivia Night
In the St. Aloysius Gym
$25/person * $200/table of 8
Adults Only Please
MUST PRE-ORDER TICKETS – NO TICKETS WILL BE SOLD AT THE DOOR
*DEADLINE FOR ORDERING TICKETS: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2*
Doors open at 6:00 pm * First question at 7:00 pm
Raffles * Auctions Items * Split the Pot
KY Gaming License #0000114
Table Decorating Contest
Prizes will be awarded to winning tables
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 8th grade scholarships
For tickets contact Bret Feger @ BTFeger@thepoint.net
*Send payment via school office or parish office, Attn: Trivia*
*Tickets may be purchased via Faith Direct under Events*
We are currently developing a strategic plan for the Parish to guide us for the next five years. We are seeking your input both on how you perceive the state of the parish today and what changes can be made to make your religious participation more valuable and satisfying.
With the help of the Archdiocesan staff, the Strategic Planning Committee has developed a survey that we hope will give us your insight into how Fr. John, the Parish Council and the leadership of our various parish groups should direct their activities. The survey will take you about ten minutes to complete, and is available electronically or on paper. It is an anonymous survey.
You can take the survey in a number of ways. First, you can use the QR code listed here as a link to your phone. You can also use the website link as well. For those who prefer a paper survey, they are available in the back of church. You can complete it, and drop in the survey collection box or at the grey drop box at the parish office. Again, the survey is completely anonymous.
In order to have a great parish we have to know where we are now, and have a clear idea of where we want to go. We’re hoping you’ll give us the benefit of your thoughts through the survey, and we ask you to make your input as soon as possible. Thanks for your participation.
We are excited to share our latest Parish Newsletter! In this issue we celebrate the return of choir, discuss Eucharistic Adoration, highlight our recent mission trip to Nashville, look forward to upcoming events, and much more! To read the newsletter just click HERE. In this issue you will see the year end financial information, ways to get involved, and back to school information. Check it out!
We are excited to share our latest Parish Newsletter! In this issue we celebrate our success with the capital campaign, say goodbye to our two associate pastors, start planning for the future, and more. To read the newsletter just click here.
Due to an unexpected and pressing pastoral need, Fr. Toan has generously agreed to a request from Archbishop Kurtz to begin his assignment early as Pastor of St. John the Apostle Parish in Brandenburg on May 15. Fr. Toan is grateful for your welcome and for his time serving here. Please keep him in your prayers during this important and unexpected transition.
Fr. Toan’s early departure will also affect our Mass schedule more quickly than expected. May 16, will be our last 5pm Sunday Mass.
