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"We are called to be the eyes, hands and heart of the Risen Jesus."

Remembering Our Loved Ones – Remembrance Env. Available in November

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During the month of November, pink Remembrance Envelopes are available in the church vestibule. This cherished tradition invites parishioners to honor the memory of departed loved ones in a prayerful and meaningful way.

 

Please write the names of your loved ones on the envelope and return it by placing it in the offertory collection at Mass or by dropping it off at the Parish Office. Each week throughout November, the envelopes will be reverently placed on the altar during Mass, reminding us of the eternal bond of love and prayer that connects us with those who have gone before us. Let us come together in faith and remembrance this November.

'SPX: RISE!' Zoom Recording

SPX:RISE! is an initiative to unite and energize the parish community around our timeless mission “To be the eyes, hands, and heart of the Risen Jesus.”

If you were unable to attend one of our meetings, you can view the Zoom recording using the red button below.​

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All parishioners are invited to join St. Pius X’s parish page in the Hallow app!

¡Todos están invitados a formar parte de la página de la parroquia de San Pío X en la aplicación Hallow!

Father Sean's Weekly Message

November 16, 2025

 

"The terrible persecutions that Christ tells us his followers should expect will lead to one great thing: 'to your giving testimony.' The ability to speak a word of wisdom that we do not prepare beforehand-that

Jesus himself will give us and that leaves our adversaries powerless to resist— is an irrefutable sign of the authority and majesty of Christ. 'The day is coming when all the proud and all evildoers will be stubble.' The words of wisdom of Jesus are what turn the wicked to stubble. But for those who fear God's name, 'there will arise the sun of justice with its healing rays.' Christ calls us to be confident in his provident care of us: 'Not a hair on your head will be destroyed.'" (Magnificat, November 2025, pg. 257)

- Continued on the Pastor's Corner

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