Saint Pius X. January 2018 May 2018

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1 Saint Pius X S Church of Under the pastoral care of the Religious Community of the Alagad Ni Maria (Disciples of Mary) A Roman Catholic Faith Community Founded in 1954 Renovated 2013 Journal of Events January 2018 May 2018 Social Events Family Events Liturgical Services Spiritual Programs Adult Faith Formation Youth Activities And much more! To Renew All Things in Christ

2 Dear Parishioners, The closing of one year and the dawning of another is an excellent time to take a moment to reflect on the positives and negatives of the past year and to think about how to multiply the positives in the new year. Recalling the negatives helps us to learn from our mistakes so that we can do better; and remembering the positives focuses us on the good we have accomplished so that we can strive to do more good. Over fifty years ago, Martin Luther King had a dream of racial harmony. His dream was a clear vision of how he wanted people to treat each other. Not all of us are called to be leaders like King but, as Christians, we are all called to make a difference in the world. The Gospel of Matthew reminds us: For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me, naked and you clothed me, ill and you cared for me, in prison and you visited me. Matthew 25:35-36 The Church of St. Pius X is a Christian community that strives to serve God through service to others in our many ministries and outreach programs listed in this Journal of Events. This year, as part of our Religious Education Program, we are commencing a new outreach program, Operation Cupid, for our lower grades. As part of this program, our children will write letters and messages of appreciation and collect snacks, toiletries and other items requested by United for the Troops. These letters, messages and items will be delivered to United for the Troops for distribution to our troops for Valentine s Day. I pray that our Lord and Savior is someone we turn to in our weak, joyful and painful moments as our rock, our shelter and our strength. HAPPY NEW YEAR 2018 Prayerfully, Father Sebastian Pastor Page Church of St. Pius X

3 PASTORAL CARE MINISTRY The Pastoral Care ministry reaches out to the elderly, homebound and hospitalized to embrace the vulnerable members of our parish and community. We bring communion to patients at White Plains Hospital. Visit people who are homebound to bring the Eucharist, visit, talk, sometimes drive to doctor visits. We also work with The Ambassador of Scarsdale, Assisted Living, visiting weekly and on Sundays, to bring the Eucharist and read Sunday Scriptures. Please contact Debra Lupardo-Belotti at , the Parish Office or speak to a priest. NEW OUTREACH MINISTRY OPERATION CUPID In January 2018, our Religious Education children (1st to 4th Grades) will be involved in Operation Cupid, an important community service to benefit the organization United for the Troops, whose mission is to support our soldiers who are deployed overseas. Children will send the troops care packages that contain Thank You cards, food and goods that the military does not provide to them. Their goal is to show our soldiers that we are proud of them and appreciate all of their efforts MASS INTENTIONS Our 2019 Intention Book will be available from January 22 through February 18, To reserve Announced es, please fill out the Request Form and submit it to the rectory, or collection basket, with your check for $20 made payable to St. Pius X. We are using this procedure for convenience and to eliminate long lines. Each year, our weekend and Holy Day intentions fill up quickly, which results in a shortage of Weekend and Holy Day availability. In order to try to ensure availability throughout the year, starting in 2018 procedures are as follows: 1. Initially, each family will be limited to four (4) Individual intentions for Weekend and Holy Day es each calendar year. An unlimited number of intentions on weekdays, non-holidays and shared weekend es will be allowed on a first come, first served basis. 2. After February 18, 2018, families will be able to reserve any remaining Individual Weekend and Holy Day intentions. 3. intentions for 5pm Saturday and 12 noon Sunday the last weekend of each month are strictly for shared intentions. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 7 Ephiphany of the Lord 2nd Collection: Communications/ Catholic University 1 New Year s Day, 11:30am only 8 Baptism of the Lord No Parish Council Due: 8th Grade Cardinal Virtues and Theological Virtues 2 No 9 Kitchen, 4:30-6pm 3 First Wednesday and Devotion 11:30am 4 RCIA 8-9pm Adoration 9:30am-4:30pm NO 15 Martin Luther King, Jr YA Outreach: Our Lady Queen of Angels 21 NO 4th Grade Ministry Sunday, 10:30am Birthday Blessing, 10:30am 22 Due: 8th Gr., Pre- Records; Sponsorship Verification, Certificate, Letter & Agreement 23 Kitchen, 4:30-6pm Bible Study, Gospel of John, 7-8pm 26 Volunteers and New Parishioners Reception, 7pm th Gr. Spirit (w Sponsors), 12-2pm 29 Due: 8th Gr. Nicene Creed & Saints Report 30 Kitchen, 4:00-6pm 31 Book 2019: Jan 22 Feb 18, opens for early reservation (Each family is limited to 4 weekend es) 492 Church of St. Pius X Page 2

4 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WORKS OF MERCY, FEBRUARY APRIL th & 6th Grade Bake Sale to Benefit the Teen Boutique and Prison Ministry This year, as part of our Lenten Outreach, our 6th Graders will host a bake sale after the es on Saturday, April 14, and Sunday, April 15. We intend to donate the proceeds from the bake sale this year to both the Teen Boutique, which provides a free shopping day to disadvantaged teen girls, and to the Westchester County Department of Corrections in Valhalla, New York to purchase soft covered Bibles for inmates and clothing for men and women about to be released. 7th Grade Community Service Hope Soup Kitchen Brown Bag Lunch Preparation Students will help provide and prepare bagged lunches including sandwiches, fruit and juice and help distribute to needy men and women at the Hope Community Soup Kitchen in New Rochelle. Saint Patrick s Day Bake Sale March 17 & 18, students will be selling baked goods after all es in order to raise funds to fund the 7th & 8th Grade Breakfast Run. Students can sign up to bake (individually wrapped cookies, brownies, cake, cupcakes or bread) and drop off their baked goods 1/2 hour before time in the Narthex and/or sign-up to sell baked goods after all es. 8th Grade Community Service Hope Soup Kitchen Students will serve dinner to the Hope Soup Kitchen clients, prepare take-away meals for distribution at the end of the meal and assist in clean up after dinner. Scheduled Tuesdays from 4:00 to 6pm: January 9, 23 & , February 6, 13 & 27, 2018, and March 6 & 13, SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Book 2018: through Feb 18, open for early reservation (Each family is limited to 4 weekend es) Adoration 9:30am-4:30pm 4 2nd Gr. Reconciliation Parent Meeting after 10:30am 5 Parish Council Meeting, 8pm DUE: 8th Gr. My Catholic Faith Essay Adoration and Reconciliation, Gr Kitchen, 4:00-6pm 7 First Wednesday and Devotion 11:30am Teeen Midnight Run 11 2nd Collection: Peter s Pence 12 DUE: 8th Gr. Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy 13 Kitchen, 4:00-6pm 14 ASH WEDNESDAY es: 6:30am, 8am, 11:30am & 7:30pm Distribution of Ashes: 3pm & 5pm Valentine s Day 15 6:30am Begins until March :30am Family Lenten Offertory NO KDG 19 Mid-Winter Break President s Day 20 Mid-Winter Break Birthday Blessing- 10:30am LENTEN FOOD DRIVE BEGINS 25 NO KDG Book in the Narthex (no limit) 26 Gr. 8, Stations & Confession, 4pm DUE: 8th Gr. Precepts of the Church 27 Kitchen, 4:00-6pm 28 7th Gr. Brown Bag Page Church of St. Pius X

5 CHURCH OF ST. PIUS X LENT 2018 ASH WEDNESDAY February 14 6:30am, 8:00am, 11:30am 3:00pm Service*, 5:00pm Service* 7:30pm (*Liturgy of the Word with imposition of ashes) STATIONS OF THE CROSS DEVOTION Every Monday at 4:00pm led by RE Students February 26, March 5, 12 & 19. Every Tuesday at 7:00pm led by different Ministry Groups February 27 Meditations by St. Alphonsus Ligouri March 6 Praying the Stations with Pope Francis by Bill Huebsch March 13 Meditations by Pope Francis March 20 Meditations through His Mother s Eyes: The Passion experienced by Mary OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP DEVOTION Every first Wednesday in Mary s Chapel, 11:30am HOLY HOUR DEVOTION Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in Mary s Chapel Every first Saturday from 9:30am to 4:30pm ROSARY DEVOTION Monday to Friday after the 11:30am Every Saturday after the 9:00am in Mary s Chapel LENTEN PRAYER SERVICE Light Up the Night, March 15, 7:00pm 9:00pm (Music, Adoration, Prayer, and Reconciliation) Lenten Outreach & Devotions LENTEN FOOD DRIVE Corporal Works of Mercy To feed the hungry During Lent, parishioners have the opportunity to fill bags provided in the Narthex with food for the St. Peter s and St. Denis Churches food pantry in Yonkers. A list will be provided of the most needed foods (e.g., canned tuna or meat, 1 lb. boxes of rice, small sacks of flour, boxed mashed potatoes, powdered milk, canned fruit or vegetables, hot and cold cereals, dried fruit, dried or canned beans, soups, pasta, Jello or pudding mixes, coffee/tea, drink mixes, canned sauces or other non-perishable foods in unbreakable containers). We also invite children to bring food donations to the Altar during the Offertory at our 10:30 am Family es during Lent. STATIONS OF THE CROSS DEVOTION Join us as we make a spiritual pilgrimage of prayer, through meditation, on the chief scenes of Christ s sufferings and death. Each week the Stations of the Cross will be presented. HOLY WEEK AND EASTER 2018 Palm Sunday The Passion of the Lord March 25, 2018 Saturday March 24 5:00pm Vigil Sunday 8:00, 9:15, 10:30am (Children s Procession) & 12:00 noon Reconciliation Monday March 26, :00 to 8:00pm Reconciliation (Confession) Holy Thursday The Lord s Supper March 29, :00pm Children s Washing of the Feet 8:00pm of the Lord s Supper w/st. Pius X & Cellist Adoration of the Altar of Repose after until 11:00pm Good Friday The Passion of the Lord March 30, :00am Way of the Cross for Children 2:30pm Stations of the Cross 3:00pm Liturgy of the Passion and Death of Our Lord, Veneration of the Cross and Holy Communion 7:30pm Tenebrae Holy Saturday March 31, :00 to 11:00am Reconciliation (Confession) 8:00pm Easter Vigil with St. Pius X and Trumpet, Liturgies of the Word, Baptism and Eucharist Easter Sunday April 1, :00, 9:15, 10:30am (Homily for children) & 12:30pm with St. Pius X and Brass Quartet Easter Egg Hunt after10:30am Family on the Parish grounds Ascension Thursday May 10, 2018 Wednesday May 9, :00pm Vigil Thursday 8:00 & 11:30am and 7:30pm es Pentecost Sunday May 20, 2018 Saturday May 19, :00pm Vigil Sunday 8:00, 9:15, 10:30am (Children s Multi-Cultural with Parade of Nations) and 12:00 noon (Multi-Cultural with Saint Pius X Choir) TRIDUUM RITUALS Washing of Feet: After the homily on Holy Thursday, we imitate our Master in the washing of feet. This ritual reminds us that our baptismal commitment means we are to be servants of one another. Veneration of the Cross: As part of our observance of Good Friday, we venerate the cross on which Christ died. The veneration challenges us to be willing to accept the cross, too, for it is the only way to resurrection. Through Baptism, we shared in Christ s death that we might come to new life. Every year, we are called to deepen our identification with his cross and resurrection. Waters of Baptism: The core of our celebration of the Easter Vigil is the Baptism of the elect. As we share in their joy on this holy night, we are all called to renew our own baptismal promises, and to live in the joy of life in the Risen One. 492 Church of St. Pius X Page 4

6 FAMILY BINGO, March 2, 7 9pm Get to know your fellow parishioners! Please bring your families and join us for BINGO. Invite friends as well. Small prizes will be awarded for winning cards. Drinks and dessert complimentary. If you are planning to attend, please REPTA at st.piusxrepta@gmail.com, so that we have enough seats! ANNUAL ST. PATRICK S DAY LUNCHEON, MARCH 14 Featuring a HOT corned beef luncheon. (Turkey alternative also provided.) Parishioners and their guests are welcome to enjoy the afternoon with friends, music, wine, soft drinks and plenty of desserts! All for the low price of $15 per person. Wed., March 14, from 12:45 4 p.m. in the Pavilion. To volunteer, contact Eileen Donovan at eileendono@yahoo.com. MUSIC MINISTRY You re invited to join our Holy Week Festival Choir. Rehearsals will be Thursday evenings March 1, 8, 15, and 22 from 7:30-9:30pm. The will sing during for Palm Sunday, Holy Thursday, and Easter. Please talk to David or StPiusXMusic@gmail.com, if you re interested in participating or have any questions. PRAYING THE ROSARY In these troubling times of war, sickness and natural disasters, we invite everyone to join us in praying the Rosary for Peace and Harmony in the World every day after the 11:30am and every Saturday in Mary s Chapel. Through the intercession of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary we pray for a more peaceful world. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 4 10:30am Family Lenten Offertory 3rd Grade Ministry Sunday, 10:30am YM Meals on Wheels 5 Gr. 7, Stations & Confession, 4pm Parish Council, 8pm Due: 8th Gr. Nicene Creed, Choose A Saint s Name 6 Gr. 4, Confession Kitchen, 4:30-6pm 6:30am weekdays during Lent Early Bird Special 3/1-3/15, $50 Discount on RE Registration Fee 7 8 Rehearsal 7:30pm 1 2 Bingo Night 7-9pm Parish Hall Rehearsal 7:30pm LENTEN FOOD DRIVE 9 3 Adoration 9:30am-4:30pm Teen Boutique Collection 3/ nd Collection: Catholic Relief Svcs. 12 Gr. 6, Stations & Confession, 4pm 13 Gr. 3, Confession Gr. 8 Hope S.K., 4:30pm 14 AAG St. Patrick s Day Luncheon, 12:45pm, 3/15 Retreat, CYFM 15 Rehearsal 7:30pm Light up the Night, 7-9pm 16 Early Bird Special 3/16-31, $25 Discount, RE 17 St. Patrick s Bake Sale Gr 7, 5pm YM Lenten, 5pm 2nd Grade First Reconciliation, 10:30am 18 Family Sacrament Day, after 12pm St. Patrick s Bake Sale Gr 7, after all es Birthday Blessing 19 Gr. 5, Stations & Confession, 4pm DUE: 8th Gr. Spiritual & Corporal Works of Mercy Rehearsal 7:30pm Breakfast Run (NYC), Gr. 7 & 8, 9am 11am (Drop-off 7:45am) 25 PALM SUNDAY Children s Procession, 10:30am 26 RECONCILIATION MONDAY Confession 4 8pm Due: 8th Gr. Service reflection/integration Altar Servers Rehearsal, 4pm 29 HOLY THURSDAY (See page 4 for Schedules) Rehearsal 7:00pm 30 GOOD FRIDAY (See page 4 for Schedules) Altar Server Rhsl, 11am Collection: Holy Land 31 HOLY SATURDAY (See page 4 for Schedules) Altar Server Rhsl, 11am Choir Rhsl, 6:45pm Page Church of St. Pius X

7 RECONCILIATION Reconciliation Monday: March pm. Religious Ed. Reconciliation before Holy Week: MONDAYS: February 26: 8th Grade, March 5: 7th Grade, March 12: 6th Grade, March 19, 5th Grade. TUESDAYS: March 6: 4th Grade, March 13: 3rd Grade Holy Week Reconciliation: Sat., March 31: 10 11am. SEEKING CONFIRMATION AS AN ADULT? Thursdays from 8:00pm to 9:00pm, Parish Pavilion For many reasons some of us do not receive as teenagers. If you are seeking now, we offer a series of classes conducted by Mr. Charles Junjulas. Adult takes place at the Easter Vigil on March 31, If you have questions, please contact any of the priests at or Charles at aquinas865@yahoo.com. Classes have been running since October 2017, but you can still enroll until January 12, 2018 and catch up with additional reading assignments. TENEBRAE SERVICE, MARCH 30 GOOD FRIDAY A worship service of Tenebrae, from the Latin word for shadows or darkness, has been observed in the Church since the fourth century, on Maundy Thursday or Good Friday. Tenebrae is a service which traces the events of Christ s passion. We ponder the cost of our salvation by meditating on the depth of Christ s suffering, his crucifixion, death and burial. As the service unfolds, all candles and lights in the Church are extinguished until only one candle remains. When the last candle is carried out of the church and complete darkness fills the church, the assembly disperses in silence. MUSIC MINISTRY, CONCERTS@SPX Stay tuned for details on the upcoming Spring concert. Date TBD April/May. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 EASTER SUNDAY es: 8am, 9:15am, 10:30am & 12:30pm Easter Egg Hunt after 10:30am mass 2 Spring Break 3 Spring Break 4 First Wednesday and Devotion 11:30am 5 No Choir Rehearsal 6 7 Adoration 9:30am-4:30pm NO KDG 8 NO KDG 15 Family Sacrament, after 10:30am Gr. 5 & 6 Bake Sale After All es 22 5th Gr Ministry Sunday 10:30 Birthday Blessing, 10:30am 29 1st Grade Ministry Sunday, 10:30am 2nd Collection: Aid Church in Central & Eastern Europe 9 Parish Council, 8pm Due: 8th Gr. Precepts /Church Essay, My Role in Liturgy, Reflecting/ Year of Service 16 Candidates Interview with Fr. Sebastian (NO Classes Gr. 8) 23 Candidates Interview with Fr. Sebastian (callback) 30 Rehearsal, classtime /29, 2-4pm, YM Game Day at Ambassador Assisted Living Due: 2nd Gr. Gold Books and Banners Candidates Interview with Fr. Sebastian 24 Candidates Interview with Fr. Sebastian (callback) Candidates Interview with Fr. Sebastian New Pipe Organ Thanks to a generous gift from our late parishioner, JoAnne Tursone, we have the opportunity to enhance the quality of our music program through the installation of a new pipe organ. Additional costs of the installation beyond this gift will be raised through the Archdiocesan Renew + Rebuild Campaign. Renovation and installation of the organ will begin on the organ loft at the back of the church in late January, and is expected to be completed in August. This new instrument, handcrafted for our church by Russell & Company Pipe Organ Builders, will be a tremendous addition to our worship and the musical life of our parish and the region. 14 Gr. 5 & 6 Bake Sale After 5pm (to Benefit the Teen Boutique & Prison Ministry) 21 Spring Teen Boutique Event in Westchester Church of St. Pius X Page 6

8 MAY BABY SHOWER, MAY In honor of the Mother of our Lord, we will be holding a Baby Shower in support of the Good Counsel DayStar Home in Mount Vernon the last two weeks in May (May 19 May 27). Most needed items are new or gently used clothing infant to age three and bedding, formula, diapers, baby powder/lotions, sweaters and booties. Other items: shelf stable milk (such as Parmalat), twin & crib size bed bug mattress covers, twin size waterproof mattress pads, twin size comforter sets, kitchen garbage/trash bags (33 gallons), pillows, dish cloths, and paper towels. Fliers available as the time gets closer. Contact Dawn Powell at dpowell12@gmail.com for more info. MARY UNDER THE STARS, MAY 15 We cordially invite all parishioners to the Annual Mary Under the Stars Prayer Service and Celebration. Come honor the Blessed Mother Tuesday May 15 at 7:30 pm as we honor her during the month of May in front of her outdoor statue. Please join us as we devote an hour to Mary through song, Scriptural Rosary and crowning. MIDNIGHT RUN, FEBRUARY 10 & MAY TBD St. Pius X participates in Midnight Runs for adults and teens. It has been a most successful ministry thanks to the generosity of the St. Pius parishioners. We greatly appreciate all the donations you have previously made. We collect clothing for the Run, and are usually in need of: Men s shoes (We really need shoes!! Sneakers preferred), Backpacks, Blankets, and Hoodies. Please drop these items off in the Narthex in the closet marked Midnight Run. Financial support is always welcome and greatly appreciated to help cover items not donated. For information, contact Tom Morris at morrist@us.ibm.com. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 6 May Flower Offering by children, 10:30am 13 (Last Day) May Crowning, 10:30am Reception, after 10:30am mass Mother s Day 20 NO RE Closing (All Grades) 10:30am PENTECOST SUNDAY Multi-cultural & Potluck Lunch, 12noon 27 NO Birthday Blessings, 10:30am 7 Paish Council, 8pm 14 (Last Day) Memorial Day NO MASS 1 Rhsl Candidates Only, 6:30-8pm 8 Practice, 3:30 5pm 15 (Last Day) Mary Under the Stars, 7:30pm 22 MAY BABY SHOWER 29 2 Rhsl Candidates Only, 6:30-8pm 9 Vigil for Ascension Thursday, 5pm Practice 3:30-4:45pm 16 RE Volunteers Appreciation Luncheon, 12:00pm 3 Rhsl Candidates & Sponsors, 6:30-8pm Rehearsal 7:30pm 10 ASCENSION THURSDAY es: 8am, 11:30am & 7:30pm Practice, 3:30-5pm AAG Event, 7pm Liturgy, 10:30am with St. Pius X /Trumpet No Adoration 12 Liturgy, 10:30am 19 Parish Council Elections, 5/ Page Church of St. Pius X

9 Upcoming / Ongoing Programs and Events LIGHT UP THE NIGHT, MARCH 15, 2018 Please join us for an evening of music, adoration and prayer. Open your hearts to God, during this Lenten season, as you light a candle to symbolize your concerns and thoughts. Feel free to come and stay as long as you please between the hours of 7-9pm. Come and join your fellow parishioners and neighbors as you encounter God and experience His love. NEW PARISHIONERS AND VOLUNTEERS APPRECIATION RECEPTION JANUARY 26, 2018, 7-9PM To start off the year with good cheer, please attend our reception in appreciation for the time and talent you contribute to our Parish. New parishioners, please attend this evening to meet fellow parishioners. Please call the rectory at (914) , if you plan to attend. BREAKFAST RUN ON MARCH 24, 2018 Breakfast runs provide an excellent opportunity for parishioners, including our 7th and 8th Graders, to serve the homeless poor during the day. We will serve breakfast and distribute other essential items, such as clothing, socks, underwear and blankets to the homeless men and women in the city. For more information please contact Father Dexter at (914) or Aurelie Ferrera at erriemandie@aol.com. PENTECOST SUNDAY, MAY 20 Multi-Cultural on May 20 at 10:30am for Children & Parade of Nations, and 12 noon. We celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit with adults and children reading the petitions in different languages. Contact Ellen at if you or your child would like to read in a language other than English at the 10:30am, and Luisa Pompa at dilu57@aol.com for the 12 noon. MULTI-CULTURAL POT-LUCK LUNCH, MAY 20, 2018 AFTER THE 12 NOON MASS Celebrate the diversity of our community! After the Sunday 12 noon Pentecost, families will gather in the Lower Church for a multi-cultural pot-luck lunch. Each family will be asked to bring a favorite dish that represents their culture or that they simply enjoy and share it with their fellow Parishioners. A sign-up sheet will be provided, or call Ellen at if you would like to help. 492 Church of St. Pius X Page 8

10 More Programs and Events Page 9 YOUTH MINISTRY stpiusxyouthministry@yahoo.com January 2018 Teen Activity, TBD February 10, 2018 Teen Midnight Run Youth members join in spreading kindness, acts of charity and acts of mercy by distributing hot food and clean clothing to the homeless of NYC. Sunday, March 4, 2018 Meals on Wheels, New Rochelle, 10:30am 1:30pm Saturday, March 17, 2018 Lenten Teen, 5pm The St. Pius X Youth Ministry hosts a just like the Ministry during religious education. The teen members serve as lectors, greeters, gift bearers, and ushers, among other duties, or simply attend the and enjoy a fellowship meal after the. Sunday, April 1, 2018 Easter Egg Hunt, 10am 12pm This is a community service for our own church. The Youth Ministry joins the fun on Easter Sunday morning and helps to set up, hide eggs, assist the younger children of the parish, referee, and clean up. Sunday, April 29, The Ambassador Assisted Living Game Day, 2 4pm This event is a visit with the retired residents at the Ambassador home. The St. Pius X Youth Ministry will play board games and chat with our elderly neighbors. May 20, 2018, TBD Sunday, June 3, th Annual Awards Ceremony, 12 noon This awards ceremony celebrates those who gave their time to community service. Everyone who joined the Youth Ministry will receive their community service Certificate of Participation, and those who performed 20 hours or more of community service will receive the Light of the World award. The member with the most hours will receive the Salt of the Earth award. In July, 2017, St Pius formed this new ministry YOUNG ADULTS aimed at bringing together the young adults of the St. Pius parish, between the ages of post-high school through the age of 40, who have a common desire to perform outreach activities serving the homeless and the disadvantaged, and to come together in faith. January 20, 2018 The Young Adults will be serving lunch to the needy and the homeless at Our Lady Queen of Angels Convent, E113th St., NYC. February 2018, TBD Social Night at Garth Road Inn. May 2018, TBD Midnight Run to NYC. Other activities will be planned as the year progresses. Please contact Alexandra.Rodriguez@ibm.com for more. Church of St. Pius X 91 Secor Road Scarsdale, NY Phone: (914) Fax: (914) SaintPiusX@optonline.net Visit our website: Sunday : Saturday Evening 5:00 p.m. Sunday 8:00, 9:15, 10:30 a.m. Family (Children s Homily) & 12:00 noon. (St. Pius X Choir will sing at alternate 5pm & 12 noon es) Daily : Monday to Friday 6:30 (during Lent), 8:00 & 11:30 a.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. Adoration: 1st Saturday 9:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Novena: 1st Wednesday 11:30am In July & August No 11:30 a.m., Adoration or Novena Reconciliation: Every Saturday from 4:00 4:30 p.m. Reverend Francisco Sebastian Bacatan, Ph.D., A.M. Pastor Reverend Joselito C. Ramos, A.M. Parochial Vicar Reverend Dexter Jay M. Nebrida, A.M. Parochial Vicar Deacon: Rev. Mr. Theodore Gaskin Trustees: Christopher Saenger and Nicholas Brusco 492 Church of St. Pius X