And a harvest of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace.

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1 Office (337) Fax (337) Mass Schedule Saturday Anticipated 5:00 pm Sunday 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 am, 5:00, 7:00 pm Weekday Mass 6:00 am First Saturday Mass 7:30 am September 23, 2018 / Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time And a harvest of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace. James 3:18 St. Pius Elementary School OPEN HOUSE this Thursday Page 3 Call to Discipleship: Page 4 Connect With Us! We can be found on Facebook, Flock Note, Twitter & Instagram Join our parish family at

2 St. Pius X Catholic Church RCIA RCIA sessions for have begun. It s never too late to join our group on our Journey of Faith. If you want to join the Catholic Church; or you are a baptized Catholic and want to receive the sacraments of Holy Eucharist and Confirmation; or just want to know more about the Catholic faith contact Deacon Phil at deaconphil@stpiusxchurch.org or send your inquiry to rcia@stpiusxchurch.org. All are welcome! St. Pius X Adult Confirmation Fast Track Program at St. Pius X Starts October 18 stpiusxchurch.org/adultconfirmation-2/ Women s Guild Invites You Welcome n e w members and visitors to St Pius X Parish. We hope you feel welcome and will participate in the many activities here whether you are a regular parishioner, a seasonal resident or just visiting. For families with babies, two quieting rooms are available in the nave of the church, toward the back. Large windows allow mothers or fathers to continue to see and participate in Mass, as you sooth the baby by rocking. Childcare is located in the St. Paul Room and is available to babies and young children, at the 9:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m., and 5:00 p.m. Sunday Masses. For children 4 to 6 years old, Children s Church is available at the 9:00 a.m. Mass. Children s Church allows children to hear the Word of God in a way that their hearts can understand, so that they too can grow in their faith. Please ask a greeter for help in locating these areas, as well as restrooms, water fountains, or other areas of interest in our church. We are so glad you have come! Page 2 To all ladies, 18 and older, we invite you to join us for our first Women s Guild meeting for Fall, on October 3rd at 6:30 PM in the Life Center. If you are able to attend, please bring a side dish, salad, dessert, etc that will feed approx. 12 people. The St. Pius X Women s Guild plays a very important roll in the St. Pius X Church Parish. Our Women s Guild promotes true Christian charity, the love of God and of our neighbor, and Christian family life. The guild fosters love for the House of God and labor for its proper adornment and cleanliness. Our ladies take care of the immediate needs of the altar, to supply the needs of the sanctuary and sacristy, and to render assistance in parish activities including First Communion, Confirmation, RCIA, Passover Meal, Monthly Coffee & Donuts, Parish Family Covered Dish Supper, receptions for Transitional Deacons, receptions for newly ordained priests and other functions that may come up during the year. The Women s Guild is open to all Catholic Ladies over the age of 18 residing in our parish physical boundary and/or a registered parishioner of St. Pius X Church. There is always a need for new members in our Guild, particularly younger St. Pius X Parishioners. We want our Women s Guild to thrive for years and years to come, but to do that, we need younger women to get involved and take an active part in the Guild. We hope to see you October 3rd! If you have any questions, please contact Women s Guild president, Michelle Devall or michelle.devall@lusfiber.net HELP IS NEEDED! Men, women, teens & children old enough to dust and wipe surfaces are needed desperately! On the last Friday of each month at 2:00 p.m. we need volunteers to help clean inside the church itself and the gathering area ONLY (dust the pews, sweep the floors in and around the pews, dust the window ledges, polish the marble appointments, etc.). The parish provides all the cleaning supplies. If you are able and willing, simply show up. Any questions, please contact Rose Mary Corman at or rosemaryc@stpiusxchurch.org. Many thanks! CATHOLICS RETURNING HOME A MINISTRY OF COMPASSION AND RECONCILIATION Invite someone you love... Sept Oct. 24 Call Phyllis Comeaux for more information, at Or you can just show up! Annex Bldg., Conference Rm B Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 pm.

3 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018 NEWS AND UPCOMING EVENTS ST. PIUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE SCHEDULED FOR THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2018: Individuals and families interested in learning more about St. Pius X Church Parish s largest ministry, St. Pius Elementary School, are invited to attend the school s OPEN HOUSE on Thursday, September 27 th at 5:30 p.m. The Open House will provide guests with an opportunity to get to visit with administrators, faculty, staff, students and parents of students and come to understand more about the school s Eucharistic Spirituality and mission of Bringing the presence of Christ to others. The Open House will also provide visitors with an opportunity to learn more about the school s curriculum, enrichment programs, 21 st century technology, athletic programs, extra-curricular offerings and THE SPES WAY of bringing the school mission to life in all of these areas. For more information, contact Brooke Richard, Admissions Assistant at , e x t o r brooke_richard@stpiuselementary.org APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSIONS TO ST. PIUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR SCHOOL YEAR FOR REGIS- TERED ST. PIUS X CHURCH PARISHION- ERS OPEN MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 th : Coffee and Donut Sunday Join us next weekend after the Sunday morning Masses for donuts, coffee, juice and fellowship in the Parish Life Center. You ll be glad you did! Hosted by the Women s Guild. Children s Church Children s Church begins next weekend. This program, designed for young children ages 4-6 is held during the 9:00 am Mass on Sunday, and is available through May. Knights of Columbus Garage Sale November. 3, 2018 The Knights of Columbus annual garage sale is Saturday, November 3 from 5:30 a.m Noon in the Life Center. As usual there will be a large variety of items for sale at bargain prices. The net proceeds of the garage sale are dedicated to the Charity. We are grateful for the generosity of St. Pius X Parishioners in donating items to be sold. Donation of items for sale can be brought to the Life Center from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. on Friday November 2. Donors of large or bulky items may contact Gerald Hoffmann ( ) to schedule a pick up of such items as opposed to delivering the items themselves. Early storage for donations may be available Oct. 1. Contact Gerald. St. Pius X Fall Bible Studies St. Pius X Fall Bible Studies to begin in October: Oremus with Nanette Cazayoux, begins Monday, October 15 from 5-6:30 pm in Conference Room B and The Mass with Bishop Barron with Teresa Margaglio; look for more information to come. Anyone interested in the Bible Timeline please contact Teresa All are welcome to St. Thomas More Catholic High School Open House on Thursday, October 11, 2018 from 5-7 p.m. First tour begins at 5 p.m. and last tour begins at 7 p.m. Come experience More! For questions call the Admissions Office Ext All parents and students who are considering Teurlings Catholic High School for the school year are invited to join us for TCH OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, October 16 th in the school s cafetorium. Tours begin at 4:00 & 5:30 P.M. If you have any questions, please contact Maria Hanes in the Admissions Office at Ext. 2, or mhanes@tchs.net. Online Applications began Monday, September 17 th for Admission for PreK4 7 th grades are accepted from families who have been active, registered members of St. Pius X Church Parish for six months. Priority status will be given from September 17 th through September 30 th to applicants who are siblings of current St. Pius Elementary School students and St. Pius X Church Parishioners with aforementioned requirements. Information regarding the admissions process, required documentation and the admissions t i m e l i n e c a n b e f o u n d a t Please contact Brooke Richard, Admissions Assistant, at , e x t o r v i a e m a i l a t brooke_richard@stpiuselementary.org for more information and/or to schedule a tour of the school. St. Pius Elementary School does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, gender, ethnic or national origin in its educational programs, activities, or employment policies. Are you interested in deepening your faith and finding a community of men to help support you on your faith journey? If so, it is time to sign up for the next St. Pius X Men s ACTS Retreat which will be held October 25-28, Registration is on our website at stpiusxchurch. org/acts-mens-retreat. Applications for the retreat will be available on the website. For more information, call the Parish Office, Vocation Chalice Ministry Today the family of John & Phyllis Comeaux will receive the Vocational Chalice at the Saturday, 5:00 pm. Mass. Please join them this week in prayer for vocations to the Priesthood and Religious Life. All men of the parish are invited Every Saturday at 6:00 a.m. Meet in the Parish Life Center Page 3

4 St. Pius X Catholic Church Call to Discipleship: Growth in the Christian life happens through God s grace, not our own effort or power, so it is important to remember that you are where you are right now. You always have the potential to grow as a disciple in your walk with Jesus. As a community of disciples, the Catholic Church offers us many ways to progress farther and deeper in our discipleship walk with Jesus. PHASES OF DISCIPLESHIP In the Scriptures, we see examples of disciples at different stages of their journey: Passive Pre-Disciple Woman at the Well (John 4:1-42) The Woman at the Well develops an initial trust in the man who dares to speak to her - intrigued by him. The Samaritan Woman becomes gradually open to the possibility of change as Jesus reveals himself to her. Throughout their interaction, there is something about Jesus which draws her to him. (CCC 1427) Active Pre-Disciple Nicodemus (John 3: 1-21, John 19:39) When he approaches Jesus at night (John 3), Nicodemus seeks clarity about who Jesus is. Scripture does not record the moment of his conversion, but after Jesus death (John 19) we find Nicodemus publicly revealing his discipleship. His cooperation with the Holy Spirit has allowed him to pass from confusion to conviction to conversion. (CCC 1, 1431) Has a favorable change of attitude towards Jesus Christ & the Church He established. Leads to change of attitude towards sin and turns away from it. Leads to a verbal profession of commitment to Jesus Christ to others. Has a desire to grow spiritually. Receives the sacraments of initiation or goes to Confession if already a Catholic. Growing Disciple Centurion (Luke 7:1-10, Matt 8:5-13) The centurion who begs Jesus for healing - not for himself, but for his slave - demonstrates the amazing power of discipleship (Matthew 8: 5-11). The centurion is open to having his life, including his status and power, transformed by his faith in Jesus. He truly has begun to live out the guiding principles that Jesus sets forth for his disciples. (CCC 1428, 1694) Has developed a heart for God that motivates his/her attitudes and actions. Is willing to make any sacrifices to grow, even change his/her schedule. Is consistent in continually growing in the basic habits of the Christian life: Scripture, Sacraments, virtues, accepts suffering, spiritual and corporal works of mercy, open to the Holy Spirit. Missionary Disciple Mary Magdalene (Luke 8:1-3; John 19:25 & 20:18) Mary Magdalene becomes a disciple after encountering Jesus' healing power in her life (Luke 8). Out of love, Mary Magdalene remained near Jesus during his Passion, and she is the first witness to the resurrection (John 20). She is the first messenger who announced the Lord's resurrection to the Apostles. As a missionary disciple, she goes with apostolic zeal to announce his merciful love which is stronger than evil and death. (CCC 905) Has decided to answer the call to take an active part in the mission of the Church. Is actively striving to win people over to Jesus and His mission, to equip them and to send them out to do the same (John 15:8). Has regular participation in personal prayer and sacramental life of the Church; fulfills vocational commitments; leading a life of evangelization and discipleship; lives an influential life of faith, in the parish, community, and workplace. Disciple Maker St. Paul (Acts 9) After his encounter with Jesus Christ, repentance, and the healing he receives from the Holy Spirit, we learn that St. Paul, "immediately proclaimed Jesus" (Acts 9:20). He continued throughout his life to bring people into relationship with Jesus, suffering hatred, slander, ridicule, beatings and stoning rather than be thwarted on his mission. (CCC3) Has led someone to commit his/her life to Jesus Christ and His mission and is helping them engage in the work of evangelization, disciple making and friendships through a mentoring relationship. Has developed a heart for God's people and is willing to make any sacrifice to help another grow, even change his/her schedule (1 Thessalonians 5:11). Is making life decisions (vocation, location, relationships, etc.) based upon how he/ she can most effectively fulfill the Great Commission. Has been the major influence in helping others become disciple makers (has produced a strong third generation). Credits: Kristin Bird with Burning Hearts Disciples - adapted from The Discipleship Road Map by The Fellowship of Catholic University Students and Discipleship Check-In from the Diocese of Green Bay Department of New Evangelization. ACTION STEP REFLECTION QUESTIONS 1.Where do you feel you are on your current discipleship journey? Where do you feel God is calling you to grow? Why? 2.What do you need to STOP doing to grow as a disciple? 3.What do you need to KEEP doing to grow as a disciple? 4.What do you need to START doing to grow as a disciple? 5.Do you have someone in mind who might help you to grow in faith? Name that person (s): 6.Note any other thoughts that come to mind

5 Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018 PRAYER & WORSHIP Mass Intentions September 22-29, 2018 Readings for the Week Readings for Today Saturday 5:00 p.m. James Colin Way; Romain Theo Laborde & Family; Ella & Simon Gilbert; Special Intention; Special Intentions (2); Special Intention (2); Huey P. Perrin; Special Intention; Joey Garzotto; M/M Freddie Waguespack; M/M Felix Robichaux & Family; M/M Wallace Waguespack & Family; Sylvan Manuel; Carroll Westbrook; Noy Huval; Alton Huval; Wilda Broussard Bares; Faye Broussard; B.J. McFarland; Marie W. Patin; Mickey Bonin; Warren Roussel Sunday 7:00 a.m. Steve Bergeron & Special Intention; M/M Joseph Gaudet & Hilda; Lillian Fontenot; Kevin Judice (Birthday) Sunday 9:00 a.m M/M Thomas Mhire Sr.; Marlene Buhler; Madge LeBlanc; James Moreau; Jeff Moreau; M/M Freeman Moreau; Adley Dupuis; Ronald Comeaux; Verman Arnaud; Pace Family; M/M Emile Duchamp; M/M Milton Barras; Diane Jacob; Conrad Meijer; Sandra Coulon Hernandez; Holy Souls in Purgatory; Deceases members of F.O.S.S.; Wylene Trahan; Glen Grossie; Special Intention; Sue Hurlburt; Michael LaChaussee; Dawn Wolf Sunday 11:00 a.m. The St. Pius X Parish Family Sunday 5:00 p.m. Brandon Pesson; M/M Theard Bodoin; Michael Dronet; Rowe Green; Placide Smith; Harold Green; Allen R. Bares; George & Georgina Baquet; Agnes Bares Richard; Charley Rose Beasley; Doris Laborde; Willard Laborde; Mary Ann Lavergne; Anita Leger Mouton; Barbara Pellerin Sunday 7:00 p.m. Ira Smith; Ruby Huber; Warren Richard Monday 6:00 a.m. Jimmy Aycock Tuesday 6:00 a.m Rita Alicea; Jimmy Aycock Wednesday 6:00 a.m. The Holy Souls in Purgatory Thursday 6:00 a.m. M/M Eluse Dugas; Special Intentions; Special Intentions; Joan Bellefontaine; M/M E.W. Bellefontaine; M/M P.T. Burke; Robert McBride Jr.; Kathy M. McCalla; Jimmy Aycock Friday 6:00 a.m. Jimmy Aycock Saturday 5:00 p.m. Romain Theo Laborde & Family; Ella & Simon Gilbert; Huey P. Perrin; Special Intention; Joey Garzotto; M/M Leno Garzotto & Family; M/M J. Baptista Garzotto & Family; M/M Fernand Andre & Family; Sylvan Manuel; Allen Comeaux; Joseph Spaetgens; Bertha Spaetgens; Charley Rose Beasley; Anna Peck; Tony Johnson; B.J. McFarland; Marie W. Patin; Mickey Bonin; Genevieve Favaloro; Stephen Romero Monday: Prv 3:27-34; Ps 15:2-5; Lk 8:16-18 Tuesday: Prv 21:1-6, 10-13; Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34, 35, 44; Lk 8:19-21 Wednesday: Prv 30:5-9; Ps 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163; Lk 9:1-6 Thursday: Eccl 1:2-11; Ps 90:3-6, 12-14, 17bc; Lk 9:7-9 Friday: Eccl 3:1-11; Ps 144:1b, 2abc, 3-4; Lk 9:18-22 Saturday: Dn 7:9-10, or Rv 12:7-12a; Ps 138:1-5; Jn 1:47-51 Sunday: Nm 11:25-19; Ps 19:8, 10, 12-14; Jas 5:1-6; Mk 9:38-43, 45, Please Pray for these Priests This Week Sun. Rev. Corey Campeaux Mon. Rev. Michael Champagne, CJC Tues. Rev. Gregory Chauvin Wed. Rev. Blaine Clement Thurs. Rev. Jerome Cletus, SSJ Fri. Rev. Nathan Comeaux Sat. Rev. Gregory Cormier Eternal Father, we lift up to You these and all the priests of this world. Sanctify them. Heal and guide them. Mold them into the likeness of Your Son, Jesus, the Eternal High Priest. May their lives be pleasing to You. In Jesus name we pray. Amen. First Reading The wicked say: With revilement and torture let us put the just one to the test (Wisdom 2:12, 17-20). Psalm The Lord upholds my life (Psalm 54). Second Reading The wisdom from above is full of mercy and good fruits (James 3:16 4:3). Gospel Whoever receives one child such as this in my name, receives me (Mark 9:30-37). Please Pray for these Seminarians This Week Sun. Mr. Cole Laurents Mon. Mr. Cade LeBlanc Tues. Mr. Jacob LeBlanc Wed. Mr. Brett Lee Thurs. Mr. Calvin LeMaire Fri. Mr. Seth LeMaire Sat. Mr. Joseph Marcantel Father, in your plan for our salvation you provide shepherds for your people. Fill your Church with the spirit of courage and love. Raise up worthy ministers for your altars and eager but gentle servants of the gospel. Grant this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever. Amen. Prayer adapted from the Roman Sacramentary) Weekend Mass Schedule September 29 30, 2018 Saturday :00 pm Fr. Jude Halphen Sunday :00 am Fr. Joel Faulk 9:00 am Fr. Joel Faulk 11:00 am Fr. Joel Faulk Presider is subject to change. 5:00 pm Fr. James Brady 7:00 pm Fr. James Brady Please remember in prayer our recently departed sister, Betty Bonnecaze The Sanctuary Candle will burn in memory of Gursey Delahoussaye (Birthday) The Perpetual Adoration Candle will burn in memory of Sylvan Manuel (3rd Anniversary) Page 5

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8 St. Pius X Catholic Church AROUND THE DIOCESE Marriage Annulment Process Workshop October 16, 2018, the Judicial Vicar for the Diocese of Lafayette, Msgr. Robie Robichaux, will be presenting workshops on Declaration of Nullity and what is needed to begin the process. Two workshop times are offered: 10:00 am noon, or 6:00 pm 8:00 pm, at the Diocesan offices, Immaculata Center, 1408 Carmel Drive, Lafayette, LA. All are invited to attend. Prior to attending one of the sessions, please register by calling , o r v i a e m a i l t o c a - trahan@diolaf.org. There is no charge for this workshop. By the Grace of God, I am what I am (1Cor 15:10) BLACK, CATHOLIC & BEAUTIFUL 1st Black Catholic Women s Conference to be held Saturday, October 20, 2018, 8am to 5:30pm in the St. Genevieve Middle School Cafetorium (91 Teurlings Drive, Lafayette. Hosted by Black Catholic Women of the Diocese of Lafayette. Call Rashida McZeal for more information, at (337) ext Fee: $30, includes breakfast, lunch and a t-shirt. Registration forms are available at the St. Pius Parish Office. NO ON-SITE REGISTYRA- TION. Deadline to register: Oct 1, Youth Conference The African American Catholic Youth Congress is held annually at St. Thomas More High School, and is a day of prayer, reflection, worship, music, inspiring speakers, and an opportunity for young Catholic leaders to network and interact with each other. AACYC registration information will be available mid-september on the Black Catholic Ministries page of our Diocesan website, The date of this year s Youth Congress is Saturday, November 17 th at St. Thomas More from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. It is sponsored by Catholic Extension. Galveston Island Trip Friday, Nov 30 to Sunday, Dec 2 Dickens on the Strand Christmas Festival Depart from/return to St. Mary Church parking lot Sponsored by St. Mary Mother of the Church Call: Cat Terrebonne at Travel Machine or JoAnn LeJune St. Mary Church Blessing of Pets All Animals Welcome! Saturday, Sept. 29, am - 10:30 am Youngsville -First Assembly Lafayette -UL Cajun Field Carencro -MC Taxidermy Abbeville -Ray Chevrolet Collection Sites: (Blessing at 9:30 am) Holy Cross Catholic Church 415 Robley Dr. Lafayette, Broussard -Chops Specialty Meats Opelousas -Giles Nissan Opelousas Eunice -Eunice Fire Station The Refinery Mission (337) www. holycrosslafayette.com Please gather in parking lot next to Fire Station TIME LECTORS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS ALTAR SERVERS September 29 5:00 PM Beverly Galantowicz, Maria Francois, Raphael Perez, Lori Guidry; Claire Thom Tony and Isabella Russo 7:00 AM 9:00 AM Dorothy Scott, Dwayne Coco George Kragle, Andre Hebert September 30 Evelyn LeBlanc, Sally Dooley Victoria Power, Cameron Coco, Lisa Killeen, Ednamae Sahuc, Kenneth Werther, Rob Gutierrez 9:00 AM Children s Church resumes September 23, :00 AM 5:00 PM 7:00 PM Page 8 Called to Serve WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 29-30, 2018 Mary Falgout, Cheryl Doerr Judy Hoffmann, David Kosnosky Mark Benoit, Betsy Richard Ron & Annette Hebert; Don Briggs, TBA; Grant Pecoraro, Sandra Leonpacher Taylor & Yvette Davis; Ashley Thompson, Helen Dauphin; Kathy Kosnosky; Sarah Hooks Dawn Benoit, Christy Bernard; Camille & Todd Breaux All Lectors and Eucharistic Ministers: Please remember to sign in. Thanks! Charlie Dronet, Catherine Dronet Greg Navarette, Gianna Stelly, Mackenzie Stelly, Isabelle Stelly Christian Cambre, Garrett Montgomery, Anna Claire Melancon Michael Schaub, Christian Fontenot, Brady Bell, Eli Deats Hailey Champagne, Logan Benoit

9 St. Pius X Information PARISH OFFICE Office Hours Mon-Thurs 8:00-4:00 pm Friday 8:00-12:00 noon STEWARDSHIP OF FINANCE September 16, 2018 Envelopes (248) , Online Giving (122).....5, Loose Checks (97)...11, Total.... $36, Debt Reduction.$3, LOOK US UP REGISTER AS A PARISHIONER SIGN UP FOR ADORATION adoration/ SACRAMENTAL RECORD sacramental-record-request/ REGISTER FOR BAPTISM sacraments/baptism/ ST. PIUS WEDDING INFORMATION sacraments/marriage/ ADULT CONFIRMATION sacraments/confirmation/ ON-LINE GIVING RESERVING A ROOM MISSION STATEMENT St. Pius X Catholic Church enables all who seek Christ to hear the Gospel and live their faith as good stewards. In Living the Good News, centered in the Eucharist, we bring Christ to others so all may live in freedom and grace. SACRAMENTS Baptism Baptismal Preparation Class is required. Beginning January, held every other month on the 3rd Saturday from 9:00-11:00 am., in the Annex Meeting Room Registration online at baptism/baptism-registration/. Held on Saturdays. Godparents must complete a Certificate of Eligibility form and supply an updated baptism record with notations Reconciliation Saturday 3:30 to 4:30 pm Before weekday Mass from 5:40 to 5:55 am Speak to a priest to schedule confession at another time. Matrimony Contact the Pastor at least 6 months before the tentative marriage date. Anointing of the Sick 201 East Bayou Parkway P.O. Box Lafayette, LA Call the Parish Office. CLERGY REV. JAMES BRADY, JCL, PASTOR frbrady@stpiusxchurch.org REV. JOEL FAULK, PAROCHIAL VICAR frjoelf@stpiusxchurch.org DEACON PHIL LIZOTTE, R.C.I.A. DIRECTOR deaconphil@stpiusxchurch.org DEACON SAMMY RUSSO, EDGE deaconsammy@stpiusxchurch.org info@stpiusxchurch.org for more information about St. Pius roomrequest@stpiusxchurch.org to schedule a conference room or other space at St. Pius bulletin@stpiusxchurch.org to submit bulletin announcements, at least 2 weeks in advance (more before a holiday) of the requested weekend PARISH OFFICE STAFF AND MINISTERS MRS. DEBBIE HEBERT BUSINESS MANAGER/ACCOUNTANT debbieh@stpiusxchurch.org MRS. BARBARA ABSHIRE PASTORAL ASSISTANT barbaraa@stpiusxchurch.org MRS. ROSE MARY CORMAN SECRETARY rmcorman@stpiusxchurch.org MRS. JOAN SIMS ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY / SCHEDULER joans@stpiusxchurch.org MR. BLAKE PAUL HARSON EDUCATION MINISTER blakeph@stpiusxchurch.org MS. BAILEY DEBARDELEBEN COORORDINATOR OF SACRAMENTAL PROGRAMS sacraments@stpiusxchurch.org MR. JAMES OPDENHOFF YOUTH DIRECTOR youthminister@stpiusxchurch.org MR. JOHN RAY PERKINS III DIRECTOR OF DISCIPLESHIP FORMATION AND MISSION johnray@stpiusxchurch.org MRS. KAREN MELANCON MUSIC MINISTER karenm@stpiusxchurch.org MR. KEVIN MARTIN ORGANIST kevinm@stpiusxchurch.org MS. SCHUYLER KLEINPETER ADVANCEMENT AND STEWARDSHIP DIRECTOR skleinpeter@stpiusxchurch.org MS. KATE BELSOM SACRISTAN sacristan@stpiusxchurch.org MR. EDWARD BAUDOIN MAINTENANCE DIRECTOR edb@stpiusxchurch.org MR. LEROY ABSHIRE CHURCH CUSTODIAN leroya@stpiusxchurch.org Page 9