Mass Schedule

Join us in worship at St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Church. All are welcome to participate in the celebration of the Eucharist throughout the week.

The celebration of the Eucharist stands at the very heart of parish life at St. Aloysius, drawing the faithful together around the altar of the Lord. The Mass schedule offers multiple opportunities throughout the week for the community to gather in prayer, whether at the anticipated Sunday vigil, the morning or evening Sunday Masses, or the weekday liturgies that mark the rhythm of each day. Each celebration of the Holy Sacrifice makes present the saving mystery of Christ's passion, death, and resurrection, uniting the congregation in a profound act of worship and thanksgiving. All who enter these doors, regardless of where they are on their faith journey, are warmly welcomed to encounter the living God in the sacred liturgy and to receive the spiritual nourishment that only the Eucharist can provide.

As the Christmas season draws near, the Mass schedule at St. Aloysius takes on a special significance, inviting the faithful to prepare their hearts for the coming of the Savior. Advent is a time of hopeful expectation, marked by prayer, penance, and joyful anticipation of the Nativity of the Lord. The parish community gathers with particular devotion during this holy season, celebrating the vigil Mass on Christmas Eve and the Mass at dawn and during the day on Christmas itself. These liturgies are filled with cherished traditions, familiar carols, and the timeless proclamation that the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us. The beauty of the church, adorned with poinsettias and the glow of candlelight, enhances the solemnity and joy of these sacred celebrations.

Beyond the Sunday obligation, the daily Masses at St. Aloysius provide a steady anchor for the spiritual lives of parishioners who seek to deepen their relationship with God through regular worship. These weekday celebrations offer a more intimate setting for prayer, allowing the faithful to hear the Scriptures proclaimed, to receive Holy Communion, and to intercede for the needs of the Church and the world. Many find that beginning or ending their day with the Eucharist brings a sense of peace and purpose that carries into their work, family life, and daily responsibilities. The availability of the Sacrament of Reconciliation before or after these Masses further supports the spiritual growth of the community, offering a path to healing and renewal.

The parish extends a heartfelt invitation to all, including visitors, newcomers, and those who have been away from the Church for some time, to join in the celebration of the Mass. The diverse community at St. Aloysius reflects the rich cultural heritage of Great Neck, with liturgies offered in multiple languages to serve the spiritual needs of all God's people. The ushers and greeters welcome each person with warmth, and the choir and musicians lift voices in praise through sacred music that elevates the heart and mind to God. Families with children, young adults, and seniors all find a place here. The bulletin and parish website provide the most current information on any changes to the Mass schedule, especially during holy seasons and holidays.