PASTOR Fr. Pat O’Brien

PAROCHIAL VICAR Fr. Cesar Betancourt

(Español)

DEACONS Deacon Dan McShane

Deacon Pat Cunningham Deacon Jose Santos

Deacon Gene Townsend, Re red

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Jerelynn Meek, Parish Secretary

Rebekah Haase, Admin. Asst. Ashley Mar nez, Accoun ng

Debbie Landry, Facili es Manager Lauren Adre, Worship Director

YOUTH MINISTRY Stephanie Kristek, Director

skristek@stpiusxsa.org (210) 452-6682

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mary Micklitz, Director

mmicklitz@stpiusxsa.org (210) 275-5505

SACRAMENTS

RCIA Call the Church Office

Marriage & Funerals Jerelynn Meek, ext. 200 jmeek@stpiusxsa.org

Bap sms Rebekah Haase, ext. 209

rhaase@stpiusxsa.org

ST. PIUS X SCHOOL (P) 210-824-6431 (F) 210-824-7454

Fr. Pat O’Brien, Pastor Jane Zarate, Principal

Cathy Brown, Assistant Principal

Regular Mass Times Sunday 8:00 AM (ASL); 10:15 AM; 12:00 PM (Español); 1:30 PM (*MEF); 5:00 PM Monday 6:30 PM (with Benedic on) Tuesday - Friday 8:15 AM Saturday 8:00 AM (*MEF); 5:00 PM (Vigil)

Holy Days of 6:30 PM (Vigil); 6:30 AM; 8:15 AM; 12:10 PM; Obliga on 6:00 PM; 7:30 PM (*MEF)

Word & Communion 6:30 AM (Monday - Friday)

Reconcilia on 8:45-9:45 AM & 4:00-4:45 PM on Saturdays

Adora on Chapel Open daily un l Midnight; Closed during Mass

(*Mass In The Extraordinary Form)

3303 Urban Crest Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78209 Office Hours are Monday - Thursday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM; Friday 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

(P) 210-824-0139 (F) 210-829-5125 stpiusx@stpiusxsa.org

St. Pius X Catholic Church November 5, 2017 www.stpiusxsa.org

ONE FATHER in Heaven.

You have but

-Matthew 23:9

A MESSAGE FROM FATHER PAT Dear St. Pius X Community,

We have started an interes ng me in the Church year. As we focus on end mes, we start the month with All Saints and All Souls day. We look to our mortality and our prepara on for our own deaths. I like that we start with All Saints. We are all called to heaven, all called to a saintly life. Our challenge is how to live that in our current world. A er the good news of All Saints, we have All Souls to remind us of just that fact. We are called to sainthood and truly the purpose of this world is for us to get there. It isn’t just about each of us, it is about all of us together. This is not an individual journey, it is a community or communal process. We receive communion together to show our unity, not just with those in this world, but with those throughout the en re Church as we strive to realize our call to sainthood. We can’t get there alone.

What a great Halloween Carnival. We had a blast. Thanks to all who worked to get things ready and to all those that stayed a er to clean up. We were finished hours before we were last year. THANKS! My best part, was all the different groups that were there. The PTC sponsored it, but there were neighborhood people, people from all parts of the parish and lots of alumni. Thanks to all that made it happen.

We have our next movie night on the 11th. The movie this month is “The Emperor’s New Groove.” If it is cold, we will have hot chocolate and if I can get some fire pits we will have fires around the infield. It will be great! If you have a portable fire pit chimenea that you would want to bring for the night let me know!

We have a great start with the On the Way - ¡Ándale! Campaign. That said, we s ll have a pre y substan al amount to raise. You don’t have to pay now, you can pay when it works best for you, but I would love to get all the pledges in and put this in the completed column and get the plans for the Kitchen in the Family Center underway.

In Him, Fr. Pat

Thank you to all who a ended this year’s fes val. It was a great success! We are s ll finalizing the reports for income and expenses and hope to have a grand total for you soon.

Congratula ons to the winners of the St. Pius X Fes val Raffle!

Grand Prize ($5,000 Visa Gi Card) - Cindy Libera 2nd Prize (Americus Diamond) - Steven Morales 3rd Prize (($1,500 Visa Gi Card) - Calvin Nellis 4th Prize ($1,000 Visa Gi Card) - Stacy London 5th Prize ($1,000 Visa Gi Card) - Gabi Vasquez 6th Prize ($1,000 Visa Gi Card) - David Piechnik 7th Prize (65” Smart TV) - Janine Kaminski 8th Prize (Fiesta Texas Family 4-Pak w/pk) - Cora Villarreal 9th Prize (Ruth’s Chris $250 Gi Card) - Pat Bergmann 10th Prize ($200 HEB Gi Card) - Dianna Duran

FESTIVAL NEWS

What should you do in case there is a medical emergency requiring a priest to do Anoin ng of the Sick? During our regular hours (see front of bulle n) please call the church office and speak with Jeri Meek or Rebekah Haase. If they are not available at the me of the call, please leave a message with the recep onist. If you get the answering machine leave a message at extension 200 and someone will call you back as soon as possible. For a er hour and weekend emergencies please call the church office and when you get the answering machine press 1 to leave a voice message on the emergency 911 mailbox. These calls are sent to a cell phone which the priest keeps with him only when the office is closed. He will return your call as soon as he is able.

NATIONAL VOCATIONS WEEK

MEDICAL EMERGENCY CALLS FOR A PRIEST

November 5 - 11 2017

Jose Andres Angulo, Salley Annes, Joan Coleman, Stephanie Guzman, Monica Hairell, Gabriel Hilbig,

Agnes Kaubisch, Michael Normile, Trudy Palmer, Donna Romero, Gerard Rosa and Kyle Smith.

MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS Sunday, November 5 8:00 AM For the Good of the Parish

† John Brotherman/Brotherman Family † Felicisima Miguel/Miguel Family

For the Good of the Parish 1:30 PM † Denise Burns/Josephine Mendoza

5:00 PM † Hilario “Larry” Villareal/Phyllis Anderson † Felicisima Miguel/Miguel Family Monday, November 6 (with Benedic on)

† Ramon & Magdalena Torres/Daniel & Rachel Yanez

Tuesday, November 7 8:15 AM † Roger & Caroline Lozano/Daughter Wednesday, November 8 8:15 AM † Nellie Elizabeth Birdsall/St. Gerard’s Guild † Theresa Salinas/Reflec ons Thursday, November 9 8:15 AM † Ray Mouton/Gree ens Family † Jacqulyn Ann Cra /Harkins Family Jeffrey Burrier/Susan Burrier Friday, November 10 8:15 AM For the Good of the Parish Saturday, November 11 8:00 AM For the Good of the Parish 5:00 PM † Denise Burns/Lucy Reveles-Carpio & Burns Families † Margaret “Peg” Linn/Bill & Marlene Odle-Kemp † Bertha Bowen/Bill & Marlene Odle-Kemp

The Sanctuary Lamp in the Church will burn this week for: Anniversary/Paul & Kellie Carlson

The Sanctuary Lamp in the Chapel will burn this week for: Maria Galvan Rivera/Her Family

MINISTRY SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 11 & 12

Prayer requests are placed in the Prayers of the Faithful at Mass for 2 weeks and are then published in the bulle n for 4 weeks.

To add a loved one, please contact the church office at (210) 824-0139.

PLEASE PRAY FOR THE SICK…

Lector Please refer to your emails for this schedule.

See St. Pius X Ministry Directory for contact informa on for Patricia Gree en.

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Please refer to your emails for this schedule

See St. Pius X Ministry Directory for contact informa on for Margaret Piechnik.

Altar Servers 5:00 PM K. Devlin, P. Devlin, R. Tamez, R. Tamez 8:00 AM P. Chacko, T. Chacko, M. Helmer, W. Helmer 10:15 AM A. Elledge, Z. Mueller, N. Mueller, T. Mueller 12:00 PM A. Lara, D. Lara, C. Plaza, J. Plaza 5:00 PM T. McGehee, J. Micklitz, C. Medina, L. Mosser

Ushers 5:00 PM K. Richards, X. Romero, A. J. Seifert, E.J. Eiteljorge 8:00 AM D. Meyer, A. Pena, T. Finto, B. Flores 10:15 AM P. Chavez, E. Ellis, J. Mathis 12:00 PM X. Morero, L. Castro-Ramirez 5:00 PM M. Luna, B. O o, T. Juergens, R. Mancilla

Greeters Please refer to your emails for this schedule.

See St. Pius X Ministry Directory for contact informa on for Chris Garcia.

WEEKLY READINGS Monday, October 30 - Rom11:29-36; Ps 69:30-31, 33-34, 36; Lk 14:12-14 Tuesday, October 31 Rom 12:5-16b; Ps 131:1bcde-3; Lk 14:15-24 Wednesday, November 1 - Rom 13:8-10; Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9; Lk 14:25-33 Thursday, November 2 - Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 Friday, November 3 - Rom 15:14-21; Ps 98:1-4; Lk 16:1-8 Saturday, November 4 - Rom 16:3-9, 16, 22-27; Ps 145:2-5, 10-11; Lk 16:9-15 Sunday, November 5 - Wis 6:12-16; Ps 63:2-8; 1 Thes 4:13-18 [13-14]; Mt 25:1-13

Sunday, November 5 - 22nd Sunday a er Pentecost Saturday, November 11 - St. Mar n of Tours, Bishop & Confessor Sunday, November 12 - 23rd Sunday a er Pentecost

MASS IN THE EXTRAORDINARY FORM

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 SCRIPTURES

First Reading - Do we not have one father? Did not the one God create us? (Malachi 1:14b — 2:2b, 8-10).

Psalm - In you, Lord, I have found my peace (Psalm 131).

Second Reading - You have received not a human word but the word of God (1 Thessalonians 2:7b-9, 13).

Gospel - Call no one your father on earth; you have but one Father, the one in heaven (Ma hew 23:1-12).

Hello Everyone!

Hopefully you find yourselves well and ge ng ready to welcome November with a lot of enthusiasm. This is a month which brings a lot things. It brings memories because we just celebrated All Souls Day. In it we prayed for our beloved ones; people who were good to us and loved us. Our parents, our closest friends, or somebody to whom we felt a special connec on and why not for people who harmed us, and now are gone, and our prayers help them to get the glory of God.

We thank God for the many talents He gave them while s ll with us. The farewell liturgy of the dead says, “They are signs to us of your goodness and of our fellowship with the saints in Christ. Thank you God for the blessings which you bestowed upon them on this life.”

Also, on All Saints Day we remembered our spiritual companions. People who share with God an unimagina-ble companionship. Since we give honor to God and nobody else, we can fall into a tempta on to diminish our apprecia on for the life and works of so many men and women who devoted themselves in special ways to Christ. We might say their lives are not similar to mine, or it doesn't make sense to see what they did connected with my life or they lived so long ago from my meline that I feel unconnected with them. All of it might be right. I think they felt the same way, since all of them felt challenged in their own lives by the only one who can make us saints, Christ. If we see it like that, surely that sainthood reality is not my thing. Here it is!

Every saint’s life talks about a specific meline of the history of the church that was challenged and changed by the very ac on of those men and women. Now it is our turn to get challenged and look forward to seeing God’s ac on in our life. In the mean me we need to look back and delve in to the life of the saints to see how they did it; what they had to endure, what compelled them to do it, and on which things they excelled the most. Those will be teachings for us in our spiritual journey. Then by look-ing at them this way we are giving them the right place in church venera on; the Dulía Cult.

St. Pius X Parish Goal

OCTOBER 16 - 22 WEEKLY OFFERING

Collected - $ 11,859.99 Online Giving - $ 5,177.50

Needed to Make Budget - $25,894.00

184 envelopes used out of 1,813 registered families. Due to our print deadline our stewardship figures were delayed by one week..

We are no exception to rising expenses. Please consider Online Giving. It is a great way to simplify giving. Set it up and forget; that is what the

Pastor did. Sign up for Online Giving at www.stpiusxsa.org. Your support is greatly appreciated!

FR. CESAR’S CORNER ALTAR FLOWERS

In Memory Of: Candrian Family Members In Memory Of: Schoch Family Members

Given By: Jeri Meek

To reserve altar flowers, please contact: Becky Tarwater, phone: (210) 654-8834, email: rickrbecky@sbcglobal.net or Joyce Chramosta, phone: (210) 656-4800, email : chramostaj@att.net9

If you have not received your pledge card from the Archdiocese or have misplaced it, cards and envelopes can be found in the pews.

OUR GOAL $ 1.2 Million

$900 K

$200 K

$ 100

$ 400

$500K

$600 K

$300 K

$800 K

$700 K 60%

LOVE NEEDED HERE

No one needs love more than someone who doesn’t deserve it.

—Anonymous

PARISH & COMMUNITY NEWS St. Pius X is a Welcoming Parish!

Are you new to St. Pius X Church? Have you been here for years but do not know a lot of names? Or, are you just forge ul when it comes to remembering names of people you've met? Whatever the case may be, every-one appreciates being called by his or her name. To help facilitate this, Fr. Pat along with the SPX Welcome Commi ee is asking everyone to please wear a name tag to Mass and other church events. Some of you already have a name tag from a parish organiza on. For those who do not, we will be making and handing out name tags on November 11 and 12 a er all Masses at the Fellowship Weekend. We're glad to know you!

Stephen Ministry is YOUR ministry! You are the eyes and ears, keeping watch for people in need and recommending Stephen Ministry to them. Did you know that those people do not

need to be members of St. Pius X but can be members of our community that are hur ng? Your voice is needed to suggest this ministry to all those who can benefit from it. Most importantly, your prayers are needed to support Stephen Ministry – its Leaders, Ministers and Care Receivers. Contact Angie Smith at (210) 685-9135 for informa on.

THANK YOU! To those that have already donated to the On the Way - ¡Ándale! Archdiocese Capital Campaign, THANKS! This gets us closer to our Family Center Kitchen improvements and helps our diocese meet the needs of growth and the poor.

Peter Angri , Avery Babineaux, Robert Barron, Louise Beer, Paul Bishop, John Brand, Josephine Brewster, Robert Briseno,

Barbara Brotherman, Chet Burkhardt, Nina Burroughs, Frank Burzik, Richard Callahan, Mark Casillas, Leon Clerico, Mark Collier, William Crumrine,

William Cunningham, Lesha Dalton, Frances Dannemiller, Homero Diaz, Michael Dobrowolski, Steve Dufilho,

Marcial Escobedo, Roger Glubka, Stephen Gree ens, James Griffin, Joseph Haas, Mary Haecker,

William Hampton, Dan Harkins, Thomas Harrington, Charles Hartmann, Dorothy Heller, Thomas Hilbig,

Walter Jones, Carole Jordan, Dan Joyce, Greg Kenning, Linda Kaufman, E.L. Kerr, Serena Kinzie, William Kriz,

Mary Landon, Edward Lavin, Jaime Leal, Robert LeJeune, Arthur Leyendecker, James Mahan, Robert Mancillas, Malave Marrero, Gerald Mathis,

Daniel McShane, Percy Melancon, Herbert Mills, Glenn Mi s, Michael Mullen, Norma Nail, Joe Norris,

Patrick O'Brien, Kevin O'Grady, Richard Pape, John Payne, Ronald Roberts, Jennifer Rodriguez, Roxanne Rosales, Olga Sandoval, Anthony Scire,

Nora Sierra, T. Slansky, Juan Vargas, Carmen Vela and Roy Wight.

Please note that this list of names is what was given to us by the Office of Development at the Archdiocese. If your name does not appear on this list and you have made a dona on to the Archdiocesan Capital Campaign, please contact the church office.

St. Vincent de Paul Needs your Assistance

We Are Thankful For...

Father Pat for his support. Those that give $5 ... $10 ... $20 or more each month to

help us provide food, rent assistance & electric bill assistance for those in need.

Those who volunteer their me to this ministry and those who would like to join us on Monday, Wednesday or Friday.

St. Pius X School and the Youth Faith Forma on Program for helping make our ministry a success.

MacArthur Park Lutheran Church for help in making this a truly special Thanksgiving.

Those who can give the following items to help us feed 100 families:

Cans of Sweet Potatoes (Yams) Boxes of Stuffing Mix Boxes of Instant Mashed Potatoes Cans of Green Beans Jars or Packages of Turkey Gravy Cans of Fruit Cans of Cranberry Sauce Cans of Chicken Broth Cans of Cream of Mushroom Soup French Fried Onions Boxes or Bags of Brown Sugar Bags of Marshmallows

Thank you for your generosity!

St. Vincent de Paul Serving Because

YOU CARE

Come pray the Rosary with the Guadalupanos on November 12 in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel at 6:00 PM. You can also join the mem-bers in praying to Our Blessed Mother at the membership mee ng on November 9 at 6:30 PM in Room 210 of the Family Center.

PALLETTS NEEDED!!

Do you have or know of an individual or business that have pallets they would like to donate to the church? We will be using them to raise items up off the floors in our storage areas to keep them from ge ng water damage in the future.

PARISH COMMUNITY NEWS

GOD’S WORD FOR CHILDREN

Direc ons: Fill in the blanks by wri ng the correct words in the provided spaces. Then read the word going across the top line.

Jesus said, “Whoever exalts himself will be humbled; but whoever humbles himself will be exalted.”

Direc ons: Jesus came into the world in a humble manner and lived a humble life. Color the picture below.

November 11, 2017 Meet us on the Ballfield

at 7:00 PM.

Bring your own blanket or chair. There will be 50 cent hot dogs for sale

and the CYO concession will be open to sell other goodies.

DOWN 1. What do you say when you greet a person? 2. The opposite of down 3. The mother of Jesus 4. What a ghost might say 5. What animal roars? 6. If you want to leave, fine the _______ sign.

ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC SCHOOL

For over 50 years we have been providing a Catholic school educa on for children in grade

levels PreK3-8th.

We believe that every child is a gi from God, with special talents to be nurtured and developed.

If you would like more informa on about our School or would like to read our weekly newsle ers:

h ps://school.stpiusxsa.org/

Tape Art is coming to SPX

We are excited that a session with the Tape Art Crew, including Michael Townsend (Sister Marilu Townsend’s nephew) was donated to the school during the Live Auc on at the St. Pius X Parish Fes val.

Michael and his team will teach our students about this process and help them create a tape art masterpiece.

He will work with our students on November 8th to create a unique art piece that will only be on display for 24 hours.

Stay tuned to our Facebook page and school newsle er for pictures of this project.

Easy Way to Support our School

Do you purchase Coke products? An easy way to sup-port our school is to send in Coke points to our School Office.

The coke points can be found under the cap of individ-ual bo les, on the cardboard box of 12-packs of cans (in the refrigerator boxes, the codes can be found on the part you tear away to get to the soda), and on mul -pack wraps. See the Coca-Cola website for a full list of par cipa ng brands and sizes.

From now un l November 17, you can earn double Coke points. Thank you for suppor ng our school!

First Grade Science Class Are all seeds alike? That is what Miss Irizarry’s first grade class inves gated in Science. They used their observa on skills to look at different seeds. They concluded that seeds are different and can grow to become a specific plant.

They con nued their Science class outside to ob-serve the plants surrounding our school.

A en on all Veterans &

Ac ve Duty Military

The school will be celebra ng Veteran’s Day during our School Mass on Wednesday, November 15, 2017 at 8:15 AM followed by a brief recep on in the school cafeteria. You are invited to come celebrate with us and you are welcome to come in uniform. We are grateful for all of our military families. Thank you for your service.

ST. PIUS X YOUTH NEWS

EDGE/High School Forma on Schedule Classes are held from 3:30 PM - 4:45 PM in the Family Center

November 5 - Class November 12 - Class November 19 - NO CLASS (Thanksgiving Break) November 26 - NO CLASS (Thanksgiving Break) December 3 - Class December 10 - Class

REP SCHEDULE Classes are held from 9:00 AM - 10:00 AM in the School

November 5 - Class November 12 - Class November 19 - NO CLASS (Thanksgiving Break) November 26 - NO CLASS (Thanksgiving Break) December 3 - Class December 10 - Class

PLEASE JOIN US AT OUR YOUTH MASS AT 5:00 PM ON SUNDAY EVENINGS!

Is God calling you to be a catechist? The word catechist comes from the Greek word “echo.” Catechists echo the Word of God to our parish children. If you are interested in teaching an REP class, please contact Mary Micklitz at mmicklitz@stpiusxsa.org or call (210) 275-5505. If you are interested in helping with our High School Forma on, please contact Stephanie Kristek at skristek@stpiusxsa.org or call (210) 452-6682.

Middle School:

This week we will con nue our explora on of the Sacraments. As a Family throughout the week discuss memories of celebra ng the Sacraments together, your wedding day, the kid’s Bap sm, First Communion, your Confirma on. Sharing these memories will help enhance the Middle Schooler’s knowledge of the communal experiences of the Sacraments.

High School:

This week we will begin to discuss our spir-itual gi s. Each one of us are given unique gi s and talents from God to use to glorify Him and to build His Kingdom.

In REP this Sunday the classes will be learning….

First Grade— The Holy Family Second Grade—Ordinary Time

Third and Fourth Grade—Discipleship Fifth Grade—The Beatitudes

“I am the bread of life” John 6:48

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COATS FOR KIDS PROJECT

When families struggle to clothe their children with warm coats in the winter, The Knights of Columbus Councils help meet this basic need.

Knight’s of Columbus Council 4298 is collecting donations for our Coats for Kids Program.

Did you know many children throughout the United States and Canada go without a coat each winter? Many low-income families use their scarce resources to meet the most basic essentials and they need help to provide this vital winter necessity.

That’s why the Knights of Columbus developed the Coats for Kids Program, which allows councils across North America the opportunity to purchase new winter coats for children at a discount and to distribute them to children in need in their local communities.

Your donation will help keep children warm. Please help us provide coats for kids. Knight’s of Columbus Council 4298, 8819 Oak Ledge Dr, San Antonio, TX 78214-5808. Make checks payable to: Knight’s of Columbus Council 4298

Name( Last, First): ___________________________________________________ Street Address: _____________________________________________________ City: ___________________________ State: _________ Zip Code __________ E-mail: ______________________________________________________

Coats For Kids Program

ST. PIUS X MINISTRY DIRECTORY ACTS Retreats – Mike Natalino docnat11@gmail.com 210-529-1795

Alhambra – Luis Mar nez luis528@sbcglobal.net 210-380-3316

Altar Servers – Church Office stpiusx@stpiusxsa.org 210-824-0139

Arboreans – Rick Pape erpape29@gmail.com 210-655-9135

Boy Scouts – Andy Loeffler aloeffler01@gmail.com 210-375-6920

Shannon Loeffler swleoffler50@a .net 210-487-0461

Catholic Daughters of America – Cecilia Johnson

cjohnson3599@sbcglobal.net 210-771-0325

CYO Sports – John Montes jmontes@swri.org 210-452-1271

Eucharis c Apostles of Divine Mercy – Susie Aldridge

saldridge@satx.rr.com 210-364-8769

Extraordinary Ministers – Margaret Piechnik

david_piechnik@twc.com 210-497-0170

Adult Faith Forma on – Church Office

stpiusx@stpiusxsa.org 210-824-0139

Fellowship – Becky Tarwater rickrbecky@sbcglobal.net 210-508-8064

Finance – Ashley Mar nez/ Fr. Pat (temporary)

amar nez@stpiusxsa.org 210-824-0139

Greeters – Chris Garcia chrissyg@grandecom.net 210-655-6811

Guadalupanos – Pilar Moreno mpilar99dlt@gmail.com 210-687-4411

Knights of Columbus– David Nordman

david.nordman@usaa.com 210-287-9765

Lectors – Patricia Gree ens patriciang5258@gmail.com 210-826-0896

Legion of Mary – Dallas Montemayor

dhm7177@outlook.com 210-865-7177

Msgr. Brosnan Rosary Guild – Nancy Garrido

nkwg61@gmail.com 210-599-2040

Music Ministry – Lauren Adre ladre@stpiusxsa.org 210-824-0139

Prison Ministry – Clair McCormick

clairkmac@gmail.com 210-834-1270

Reflec ons – Kathy Ornes kathyornes@hotmail.com 210-391-8489

Silver Streaks – Caroline Hoelscher

cmhoelscher@satx.rr.com 210-822-5185

Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Roy Gabrillo

svdp@stpiusxsa.org 210-824-2758

St. Pius X School – Jane Zarate, Principal

jzarate@stpiusxsa.org 210-824-6431

Stephen Ministry – Cindy Libera stephenministry@stpiusxsa.org 210-912-2979

Ushers – Church Office stpiusx@stpiusxsa.org 210-824-0139

Voca ons – Linda Diaz lindadias@aol.com 210-416-2680

Welcome – Kimberly Casillas kimberlycasillas@me.com 210-274-0954

Women of Grace – Eileen Pape erpape29@gmail.com 210-655-9135

Women of St. Pius X – Angie Smith

wspx@stpiusxsa.org 210-685-9135

Cub Scouts - Marshall Smith mfsmith@wans.net 210-685-9134

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

November 6

Tuesday, November 7

November 8 10:00 AM Jesus Revealed Class - FC 115/116 7:00 PM Boy Scout Commi ee Mee ng - FC 210 7:00 PM RCIA - FC 115/116 7:00 PM Spanish Choir Prac ce - Music Room

All requests for reserva ons, repairs and informa on can be directed to Debbie Landry at dlandry@stpiusxsa.org or call (210) 824-0139, ext. 223.

IMPORTANT DATES & EVENTS November 12 - Rosary to Our Blessed Mother by the Guadalupanos November 14 - Holy Hour for Voca ons November 18 & 19 - SPX Cra Fair November 19 - Guadalupanos Breakfast Taco Sales November 19 - Spiritual Rosary by Catholic Daughters of America November 23 - HAPPY THANKSGIVING!! December 3 - Advent Begins

Informa on on these events will be posted in upcoming bulle ns.