St. Pius V is an urban faith community composed of diverse
people. Rooted in our neighborhood and with doors open to all, we
gather to praise God, proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ, foster spiritual
growth, teach our children and love one another. Inspired by the
Holy Spirit, we work for peace and justice in our city and our world.
What's Happening?
These postings are meant to draw your attention to current events in our parish or important information we want to share. Be sure to click on the title of each posting to read the complete announcement.
CallOver the last few weeks, we have heard in daily and Sunday
readings about being called. In the book
of Samuel, we have heard the story of both Samuel and ...
Posted by Mary Henry
Our SchoolOur parish school is St. Frances Cabrini Academy. Help celebrate our school by attending or supporting events that are part of "Catholic Schools Week" January 29th through February 3rd. Everyone ...
Posted Jan 24, 2012 10:28 AM by Mary Henry
CatholicismDon’t miss this opportunity to see this highly acclaimed production, “Catholicism.” The series will be presented on 10 consecutive Mondays, beginning on January 30th, in our Rectory Chapel. Fr ...
Posted Dec 14, 2011 10:31 AM by Mary Henry
Catholics Come HomeDo you know someone away from the Catholic Church? Only
one-third of Catholics attend Mass on a regular basis. Help bring your friends
and loved ones back!Beginning this ...
Posted Jan 24, 2012 10:15 AM by Mary Henry
StewardshipHere at St. Pius V Catholic Church, we give thanks to God and one another for the gifts we have been given and share as stewards - co-workers with God ...
Posted Oct 18, 2011 8:42 AM by Mary Henry
Annual Catholic AppealCatholics across the Archdiocese of St. Louis contribute to Annual Catholic Appeal. We need every Catholic household to participate. If you are not already a donor to the Appeal, we ...
Posted Apr 27, 2011 9:22 AM by Mary Henry
Alive in Christ!Promoting the mission of strengthening Catholic schools, Archbishop
Robert J. Carlson has presented the Archdiocese a pastoral plan for Catholic
education. “We must keep our schools Catholic,” Archbishop Carlson wrote ...
Posted Sep 18, 2011 7:38 AM by Mary Henry
