This Week

Thursday, May 19, 2022

Our mission is to witness the Gospel by words, deeds and life!

The readings for this Sunday remind us that, by the virtue of our baptism, we are called to announce the Good News of the Kingdom of God by words, deeds, and life.

Returning from exile in Babylon, the faithful remnant received the good news from prophet Isaiah that the ruined and desolate Jerusalem will take care of them “as a mother comforts her baby son.” Isaiah assures the returned Jews that they will live in the certainty of Yahweh’s promises of love, protection, prosperity, and salvation. In the second reading, Paul conveys the good news to the gentile Christians that it is Jesus’ death on the cross which brings one’s salvation and not Jewish heritage or practice of Torah laws. Therefore, Christians should bear witness to the saving power of the cross of Christ through a life of sacrificial, self-giving service.

In today’s Gospel, Jesus fulfilled the prophetic promise made Isaiah by commissioning the 12 disciples to preach the Gospel in towns and villages in preparation for his own visit. Jesus gives the paired disciples some travel tips for the success of their missionary journey. They must be walking witnesses of God’s providence, relying on the hospitality of others, living very simple lives, preaching the Good News and healing the sick.

Today, we are also called to continue the proclamation of the Gospel. On the day of our baptism, we were made priest, prophet and king. So, Jesus gives each one of us a mission to carry out. As faithful Christians, we should attract others to the Faith by leading exemplary lives, just as a rose silently attracts people by its beauty and fragrance. We must not miss the current opportunities to be apostles through our words and deeds in everyday life. Have a blessed week!

Fr. Jean Jadotte

Thursday, June 30, 2022

God shed his grace on thee. We wish you all a pleasant, safe, and Happy Fourth of July. God bless.

St. Pius X Catholicism Series - July 8th!

Thursday, June 16, 2022

St. Pius X is hosting the 4th Episode of the Catholicism series. In a series of videos, you will see beautiful footage as Bishop Barron walks through places of significance from the beginning of Christianity to famous Catholic Churches of today, highlighting aspects of our faith along the way.

Join us for the series and discussion. The event is free and open to all.

The Next meeting is scheduled on Friday, July 8th at 5:00 pm in the Parish Hall.

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Gift for God - Remember St. Pius X in your Will

Thursday, June 30, 2022

Are you preparing a will or updating your present one?

Please remember the Parish of St. Pius X in your will. A gift to the Church will help carry on the Lord’s work.

Our Church has been in this community for 60 years plus, and with your help, will be here for many more. May the Lord richly reward your generosity.

Feast of St. Pius X

Thursday, June 23, 2022

Saturday, August 20th is the Feast of St. Pius X. on that date, we’ll offer Mass at 4:30pm with Archbishop Thomas Wenski.

Following the Mass, we’ll celebrate with wine and a dinner-tickets will be available.

Please see the bulletin for more details as this event approaches that date. Everyone is welcome!

Prayer Request

Friday, January 14, 2022

Mike Atto, Steven Whalen, Maureen Stout, Rosa Maria Santos, Angela Hoey, Joseph Montemarano, Carol Neag, Valeria Catrambo, Benjamin Grudzien, Kate Long, Quinn Fonzo, Brook Nickerson, Frances Custer, Nancy Jimenez, Kenny Suppa, Linda Jackson, Shane O’Connell, Brenda Reilly, Theresa Benditt, Dawn & Kaitlin Ward, Kevin P. Carney, Bill Fleckerstein, Michelle Morris, Joseph Nespole, Stephen & Leo Ortner, Dalberto Tedesco, Marina Pirolli, Emily A. Slaughter, Kevin Santos, Christopher Coleman, The Cummings Family, and Guido Sica.

Sanctuary Lamp

Thursday, May 26, 2022

You may have the sanctuary lamp memorialized for either a sick person, a deceased loved one, or a special intention for a weekly donation of $10.00.

Please visit the office to reserve a special date. Thank you for your support.

The Sanctuary Lamp will burn this week in the Church for the intention of Parish Community and in the Chapel for Maria Elena Kaplove.

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

St. Pius X Church Activities Schedule
Centering Prayer Program (Healing) 6:00 PM Every Wednesday Parish Hall
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament 9:15 AM – 6:00 PM Every Thursday Main Church
Busy Hands 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM Every Thursday Parish Hall
Woman's Club 9:30 AM Every 2nd Monday Parish Hall
Knights of Columbus Council 3080 6:00 PM Every 2nd Tuesday 3999 N. Dixie Highway
Friendship Sunday Potluck After the 11:00 AM Mass Every last Sunday Main Church

Volunteers to be a LECTOR, EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY, USHER or ALTAR SERVER should call the office.

Remember Your Offering

Friday, January 14, 2022

June 25 - 26, 2022

  • 1st Collection: $2,605.50.
  • 2nd Collection: $ 567.50.
  • Sacred Heart: $ 347.28.
  • Peter’s Pence: $ 248.05.
  • Votive Candles: $ 178.00.
  • Online Giving: $1,000.00.

A special offering: St. Pius X Brick Garden

Friday, January 28, 2022

Looking for an anniversary present?

Want to help remember your family or friends?

St. Pius X brick garden is a beautiful way to mark a special occasion or leave a lasting memory of a loved one.

Please note: brick order forms are now available online as well as in the office.

For more information, please call Barbara Scerbo at (954) 563-3735.

Click here to download the form >>

Thanks for the support.

Respect Life Office

Thursday, January 6, 2022

The respect Life Office is in need of 12-18 months baby clothes, disposable diapers 3-5, and items new or gently used. You may also call for pick-up at (954-527- 0810.)

Thank you for your support.

St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank

Friday, January 14, 2022

Our local St. Vincent de Paul FOOD BANK is in need of non-perishable foods to serve the hungry. Bring items to the baskets in the church.

Patriot Corner

Friday, January 28, 2022

We pray for the living and deceased members of our armed forces:

Living Troops:

  • David Auman
  • Brad Andre
  • Timothy Donahue
  • William Demison
  • Joseph Cornely
  • Matthew Swiergosz
  • Mark R. Martino

Deceased Troops:

  • Jonathan Schmidt
  • Donald Colburn
  • Robert Herlihy
  • Andrew Stevens
  • Nelson Fuentes
  • Ronald Popick