About St. Aloysius · Ralston, Pennsylvania
St. Aloysius Church in Ralston, Pennsylvania, is one of three churches that make up Saint Michael’s Roman Catholic Parish, which also includes Saint Michael Church in Canton and Saint John Nepomucene Church in Troy. The parish community is rooted in a relationship with Jesus Christ and committed to proclaiming the Gospel and serving through faith, hope, and charity. It offers a variety of ministries, sacraments, and events, including Eucharistic Adoration, seasonal festivals, and outreach programs, welcoming all to join in worship and service.
- Rector
- Father Joseph P. Kutch
- Diocese
- Diocese of Scranton
Why belong here
Join a vibrant parish community rooted in faith, hope, and charity, offering ministries like Eucharistic Adoration, youth programs, and seasonal festivals. Participate in sacraments, fellowship events, and outreach initiatives that reflect the parish’s mission to be the face of Jesus Christ in the world.
Mass times at St. Aloysius
Weekly Mass schedule
Adoration times
- Wednesday after 5:30 pm Mass until 7 pm
- First Fridays after 7 am Mass until 7 pm (Lent: Stations of the Cross)
About Us
Our parish is composed of three churches in 3 communities which together form Saint Michael’s Roman Catholic Parish: Saint Aloysius Church at the corner of Green Street and Division Alley, Ralston; Saint John Nepomucene Church, 133 Exchange Street, Troy; and Saint Michael the Archangel Church, 107 North Washington Street, Canton.
Our Mission
As members of the parish community of Saint Michael, Saint John, and Saint Aloysius, we are rooted in a relationship with Jesus Christ passed on to Our Holy Father and in communion with our Bishop. We joyfully proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ and his real presence in the Eucharist. We serve the Lord through acts of faith, hope and charity by the graces given through the Sacraments. It is our intention to carry out this mission so that we may be the face of Jesus Christ in the world.
Parish Activities
Our Parish Activities include: Eucharistic Adoration in Saint Michael’s Church every Wednesday after the 5:30 pm Mass until 7 pm and First Fridays following the 7 am Mass until 7 pm. (During Lent, Holy Hour is replaced with Stations of the Cross.) Holy Day Masses as scheduled Stations of the Cross during Lent The Light is ON for You during Lent Advent & Lenten Penance Services Saint Francis Blessing of the Animals Mardis Gras, Saint Patrick and Saint Nicholas parties May Crowning & May Devotions Fellowship in St. Michael’s Church hall following the 9:30 am Sunday Mass Graduation breakfast each Spring Vacation Bible School Basket Bingo, Christmas Bazaar, Chili Cook-off, and Apple & Cheese/Pumpkin Festival Fruit Pie Sales Altar & Rosary Societies Harvest Dinners in October Knights of Columbus breakfasts and dinners at various times through the year.