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St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church
Archdiocese of Newark · Caldwell, New Jersey

St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church

Updated Jul 16 · 17 services this week
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Knights of Columbus Bus Trip to NY Yankees vs Seattle Mariners

Includes: Seat in Section 232B and round-trip coach bus transportation. Bus leaves from the back of St. Al's Parish parking lot at 10:30 am SHARP. Before the 1:35 pm game, enjoy batting practice and Monument Park. A variety of food options are available at the Stadium. The bus trip will run rain or shine. Please dress accordingly. Alcohol is strictly forbidden on the bus.

THU · AUG 13 · 1:35 PM
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Thu · Aug 13 · 1:35 PM
Knights of Columbus Bus Trip to NY Yankees vs Seattle Mariners
Includes: Seat in Section 232B and round-trip coach bus transportation. Bus leaves from the back of St. Al's Parish parking lot at 10:30 am SHARP. Before the 1:35 pm game, enjoy batting practice and Monument Park. A variety of food options are available at the Stadium. The bus trip will run rain or shine. Please dress accordingly. Alcohol is strictly forbidden on the bus.
Yankee Stadium
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Mass Intentions

  • Mary Stack by Tyndall FamilySat Jul 4 · deceased
  • Grace Scilingo by Joe, Francine & Claudine & BrianSun Jul 5 · deceased
  • Souls in Purgatory by Rosemary EspositoSun Jul 5 · deceased
  • Richard O'Reilly by Tom & Gina Biglin People of the ParishSun Jul 5 · deceased
  • Jose & Carlos Villasis by Villasis FamilySun Jul 5 · deceased
  • Mrs. DeVincentis by Gerald D'AntonMon Jul 6 · deceased
Pastoral MessageJuly 5, 2026

Pastoral Message from the Music Director

"Entrance Antiphon" is a term that most of us are not familiar with, yet we perform a type of entrance antiphon at the beginning of every Sunday Liturgy. Today, we call it the "Entrance" or "Processional" Hymn. For centuries, the antiphon has been sung in monasteries. The text is set to an elaborate musical setting known as Gregorian Chant, which is sung by a highly trained group of musicians known as schola. There is, however, a connection between the Entrance Antiphon and the Entrance Hymn. The connection is found in the text, which binds the two together.

The official antiphon for today's liturgy (the 14th Sunday of Ordinary Time) is "Within your temple, we ponder your loving kindness, O God. As your name, so also your praise reaches to the ends of the earth." This sentiment is proclaimed in a more modern setting of music in our entrance hymn, especially in the last line of the hymn, "Lord of all, to you we raise this our gift of grateful praise." We gather at Mass to give this praise to God. We gather to listen to God's message taught to us by the early prophets. We gather to ask God to put up with our weaknesses. We gather to receive strength and comfort promised by Christ in the Eucharist and in today's Communion Antiphon, "Taste and see the goodness of the Lord."

At the conclusion of today's Mass, we sing, "America the Beautiful," because of the July 4th holiday celebrated this weekend. The theme of the opening hymn, "For the beauty of the earth," is brought back to us as we leave God's temple singing the words, "America! America! God shed His grace on thee..." May we be thankful for the reality that we live in the beauty of America.

Joe Wozniak

Music Director

"Almighty God, give me wisdom to perceive You, intelligence to understand You, diligence to seek You, patience to wait for You, eyes to behold You, a heart to meditate upon You and life to proclaim You, through the power of the Spirit of our Lord Jesus Christ. Amen."

  • Benedict of Nursia (480-547), Monk, Patron of Europe, Feast Day July 11
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Prayer list

Sick List

Sally Acocela, Paul Acone, Evelyn Allison, John Capriglione, Anthony Caruso, Dolly Cerami, Rodney Clifford, Connie DeAngelis, Dominic Ditullio, John Donnelly, Jeanne Farr, Alba Estela Gonzales Fernandez, Kiran Fernando, Joanne Galinis, Regina Gardner, Carmela Gendron, Joseph Hobmeier, Georgeann Huber, David Keller, Jeanmarie King-Hicks, Harry Kramer, Sr., Kathy Lally, Mary Ann Lyngsch, Ronnie Macon, Debbie Makowski, Tom Martin, Barbara Mazzola, Lindomar Melo, Susan Notare, Patricia Parenti, Gustavo Pensamiento, Doreen Pinto, Chrissy Qadir, Kelly Reilly, Richard Rodin, Melanie Samuels, Brady Sannito, Tom Sheehan, Joyce Spittle, Joan Tomek, Carole Weld, Jimmy Wilgus, Paula Zaccardi

Prayer for Leaders and Armed Services

For national and world leaders and for those in the armed services, especially:

Anthony Appleby, Nicholas Appleby, James Barrett, Timothy Brown, Ashleigh N. Bryant, Daniel Dispenza, Sawyer Guard, Michael Piela

AMEN

Take this list home with you and use it in your daily prayers.

Staff & Clergy

Who serves here

Rev. Msgr. Robert E. Emery, J.C.L.
Pastor
Rev. José Miguel Seraćni
Parochial Vicar
Rev. Thomas F. Blind
In Residence
Rev. Jack Cryan
In Residence
Victor Muwonge
Parish Seminarian
Joseph J. Wozniak
Organist/Music Director
Gregg Garden
Parish Business Manager
Michelle Winkle
Director of Communications
Lisa McDermott
Receptionist
Cathy Gibbons, PhD.
Director of Religious Education
Maureen Ruane
Pastoral Plan Coordinator
Kaye and Tony Riolo
OCIA
Michael Crudele
Trustee
Mary Edwards
Trustee
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Address
219 Bloomfield Ave
Caldwell, New Jersey, 07006
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Father Robert is noted for being very nice and making people feel comfortable during confession.

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