Stewardship is sharing your God-given gifts and talents. There are many opportunities to share with your parish or within the community

Religious Education should be an important part of your student's school year.

We have a responsibility to pray for one another, especially those who are away.

I'm grateful for having spent the summer here at St. Pius X and Mercy Medical Center.

We can make St. Pius X Parish what we want it to be.

Next weekend we will welcome Fr. Mark Murphy who will share about St. Stephen the Witness Student Center at the University of Northern Iowa.

As we enhance our church visually, let's consider not only what we see, but also what it means.

Welcome to Dr. Zoraida Oyola-Rebaza

Youth from our parish and the metro area traveled to Michigan for a week of service and some fun, too.

Multiple school boards will be phased out and merged into one. Thanks to those who have served on the St. Pius X, Regis, and Xavier boards.

Father's Day reflections--spending time with the people that gave us the title.

World events might make us think that Satan has taken over. The words we hear today remind us that God is still in charge.

Peter Binder, a seminarian of the Archdiocese of Dubuque, is spending the summer doing chaplaincy work at Mercy Hospital and will also be at St. Pius X on the weekends. Let us continue to pray for vocations.

A thank you to Sandra Pickart for her years of ministry. Our 20 year old carpet will be replaced this week. Thank you for your generous support and stewardship that enables this upgrade.

We are all led, filled, empowered by the Spirit. Let us sing, "Come, Holy Spirit, come!"

Will we lose out if we prioritize our faith or gain greater things?

Thank you to all who help in big or small ways to make St. Pius X a place of grace. Congratulations and gracias to Deacon Paul Zimmerman for serving our parish for 40 years!

Find some golf partners and enjoy 18 holes and a delicious dinner while supporting our Youth Formation programs.

The title "Doctor of the Church" has been given to those whose intellect impacted our understanding of God and His Church.

Receiving the Eucharist allows us to see Jesus face to face.