All St. Aloysius students, grades Junior Kindergarten through 8, attend weekly mass every Friday morning. Classes from grades K-8 take turns preparing the liturgy and through this hands-on experience, learn to better appreciate the parts of the Catholic Mass and what it means when we come together as a faith community to celebrate the Eucharist.

Moreover, as a way to provide our younger students with a good example of mass behavior, St Aloysius established the buddy program where Junior Kindergarten students are partnered with seventh graders, and kindergarteners are partnered with eighth graders. The older students go to the younger classrooms to pick-up and escort their young buddies to mass, sit with them throughout the service, and return them to their classrooms once mass is finished. This not only creates special bonds among our younger and older students, but also fosters an environment of responsibility and respect for the sacred time during which we celebrate mass together. The program has since expanded to other buddy campus activities.

All Eighth graders participate in both a fall and spring day retreat held off-campus, led by Monsignor Rick Urizalqui. The fall retreat focuses on the outlook and aspirations for the upcoming school year, while the spring retreat focuses on the events, successes and milestones of the year. Both retreats are based in spirituality and create a learning and bonding experience for all involved.

As our students grow in the Catholic faith, they are prepared for the receiving of the Catholic sacraments of First Communion and First Reconciliation, both of which take place during the second grade. Students of alternate faiths learn of these sacraments and what they mean to the Catholic religion, but are by no means required to receive them.

All students in Grades Junior Kindergarten through 8 participate in the Virtues in Practice program where they grow closer to Jesus by imitating His life and virtues. It is set up in such a way that the whole school studies the same virtue each month, to provide a whole-school (and at home, whole-family) focus. The program covers 27 virtues over a three year cycle, with 81 saints held up as models of the virtues.