If you or someone you know is interested in any of the ministries at St. Pius X Church, or in a ministry not specifically listed here, please feel free to email ParishLife@stpiusxnola.org
We offer daily adoration for scheduled adorers and drop-ins at the Blessed Seelos Adoration Chapel on campus.
We offer many opportunities for adults to deepen their faith, including Thursday Morning Prayer Group, Lord Teach Me to Pray, Joy Book Club and other Adult Faith Groups.
Alter Servers are boys and girls of the parish, 4th grad and older, who prepare the altar and chruch before Mass and serve the parish in the celebration of Mass.
As part of our Social Concerns Ministry, this ministry presents Christmas gifts to those in need to our twinning parish, St. Mary of the Angels, and several other organizations in need.
We provide muisc for the liturgy and encourage congregational participation!
The Holy Name Society promotes the Holy Name of Jesus by sponsoring a monthly Mass and breakfast and to live the Holy Name Pledge.
Hospitality welcomes new parishioners and the newly baptized into our parish family and hosts parish socials.
Liturgical Art and Environment assists in the planning and celebration of the services of the church by setting the atmosphere that reflects the liturgical seasons. Click HERE to sign up for September Series for women
Lord, Teach Me to Pray
Are you longing for a deeper relationship with Jesus, for the peace that only Jesus can give us? If so, “Lord Teach Me To Pray” is for you! Lord, Teach Me To Pray is a three-part prayer series based on Ignatian Spirituality and approved by the USCCB.
Click here for the Mass Intentions form.
Ministry for Persons with Disabilities
Through our witness, support and sharing of knowledge and resources we provide a more meaningful, fruitful and lifelong encounter with Christ for individuals living with disabilities and their families.
NAIM promotes the spiritual and social welfare of widows and widowers and offers group support to the newly widowed.
Prayer for Priests fosters an awareness of and development of vocations by committing one hour of prayer, if possible before the Blessed Sacrament, for priests and their intentions as a sign of solidarity with the Priesthood.
Social Concerns supports the needs of parishioners and the community through social action programs and education. We promote charitable works, enlist human resources and publicity for social assistance, coordinate the twinning relationship with St. Mary of the Angels Parish, and seek ways to celebrate racial diversity while fostering the unity that comes from our shared faith.
Sodality of Mary spiritually educates and inspires parishioners through prayer, litany, days of reflection, and other programs.
We assist the poor in our community with food, rent, and utilities. We don’t simply write checks - - we get to know our families, their needs, their hopes, and their difficulties. Members assess needs; help access other services; and determine if financial aid will be provided. We offer spiritual guidance, financial counsel, kindness, compassion, and prayers.