An exploration of Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, examining its vision for safeguarding human dignity in the age of artificial intelligence through the biblical imagery of Babel and the rebuilding of Jerusalem.
On today's anniversary of the first apparition of Fatima, this article explores why God waits for us to ask for the gifts that he already wants to give us. Drawing on the message of Our Lady of Fatima and the wisdom of St. Augustine, it shows how prayer enlarges our hearts to receive God's gift of peace and invites us to share in the joy of seeing that peace granted.
Friday, May 8, 2026, 6:00 - 10:00 PM, Hollywood Fire Department Ballroom - Help to build the first free-standing perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel built in the Archdiocese of Washington!
After considerable discernment, St. Aloysius Church is shifting the timing of the sacrament of Confirmation to the beginning of 8th Grade. Read this article for an overview of the history of the timing of the sacrament and a brief explanation of the change.
This reflection explores what it truly means to be pro-life after Roe v. Wade: not only changing laws, but building a culture of truth, love, and respect for every human life—beyond partisan politics.
Like a landscape after a heavy snowfall, the soul longs for stillness and rest. This reflection explores how
we can discover peace by loving the unchanging God, rather than passing things.
QPR Suicide Prevention Training will be held Saturday, January 24, 9:00 AM–Noon in the Parish Hall. Learn practical, life-saving skills to recognize and respond to a suicide crisis.
Christmas is a season of gifts—but also a time to refocus on the Giver. The Winter Ember Days (Wed, Fri, Sat) invite us to fast, pray, and prepare our hearts for Christ’s birth. Learn more here.
Our high school Youth Ministry is traveling to the all-new Damascus Summit Lake Camp in Emmitsburg, MD, next June, and registration closes on October 31!
In celebration of the Jubilee Year 2025, St. Aloysius Church—designated as a Jubilee Pilgrimage site—is offering special commemorative ornaments. Each ornament is $20.