Beginning Saturday afternoon, August 30, with Confession at 3:30 p.m., all Weekend and Daily Masses, Thursday Eucharistic Adoration, and Saturday Confessions will be back in the Church .

As a reminder, St. Anthony Church is continuing to take reservations for the Pilgrimage to the Trappist Monastery on September 20, 2025.  As of today, 16 spots remain on the tour bus.   A monastery of the Cistercian order...

Feast of St. Monica & St. Augustine Born in the 4th century in North Africa to Christian parents, Monica's patience and kindness helped to bring her husband's family to faith in Christ. After many years of wandering in the places...

Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time Strive to enter through the narrow gate. The path to glory is through agony and sacrifice. Jesus led by example with His suffering. Jesus Christ is that gate. We must travel that same path to...

Sunday, August 24, 2025 | Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time  |  Luke 13:22-30 Friends, our Gospel for today features a question that people have been asking from time immemorial and that they still ask today: “Lord, will...

Happy patronal feast day to the people of St. Pius X Parish and School! Join us in wishing a happy feast day to the people of Mary, Queen of Heaven, Parish and School! Join us in wishing a happy feast day to the people of St...

Pope Leo XIV asked Catholics to observe Friday, August 22 as a day of prayer and fasting for peace and justice , particularly in Ukraine and in the Holy Land. At the end of his general audience Aug. 20, the pope noted that the...

Jesus confounded his followers with this new, radical message of non-violence. But are we called to just sit back and be passive in the face of evil? Why would Jesus ask us to "turn the other cheek"? Check out this quick video...

Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time "I have come to set the earth on fire."  Jesus is speaking of spiritual fire that lights up our souls with the Holy Spirit to help us distinguish between the holy and the unholy.  We should be...