Father Michael J. Alello

For God so loved the world…” 🤍 A reminder from this Sunday’s Gospel that His love is personal, constant, and for each one of us. John 3:16 Reflect with the homily at the link in bio.

More Than a Verse

Many people remember when Tim Tebow wrote "John 3:16" on his eye black and millions rushed to Google to find out what it meant. This weekend, we reflected on the verse that may be the most recognizable in all of Scripture and discovered that it's about much more than a famous Bible quote. It reveals the very heart of God—a Father who loves us, a Son who was sent for us, and a Holy Spirit who remains with us.

The Holy Trinity is not a puzzle to solve. It is a relationship to enter.

Listen to this Sunday's homily now.

The Verse That Broke the Internet Email from St. Aloysius Catholic Church Trinity Sunday "The Verse That Broke the Internet Through Barriers" Many people remember when Tim Tebow wrote "John 3:16" on his eye black and millions rushed t

Congrats to Maddy & James

Congratulations to Father Michael Alello on celebrating 19 years of priesthood and faithful service to God and His people.
We are so grateful for your leadership, compassion, guidance, and the countless ways you pour into our parish community each and every day. Thank you for saying “yes” to God’s call and for walking with all of us in faith.

Please join us in congratulating Father Michael and praying for many more blessed years of ministry! 🤍

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Embrace the Spirit this Pentecost! Let's break barriers and build understanding. 🌍✨

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Make them hear you! Email from St. Aloysius Catholic Church Pentecost Sunday "Breaking Through Barriers" This Pentecost, we reflected on the power of the Holy Spirit to break through the walls that divide us. Beginning w