Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA):

Catholic Daughters of the Americas is one of the oldest and largest organizations of Catholic women in the Americas.  We donate to charities, administer scholarship programs and strive 'to be the helping hands where there is pain, poverty, sorrow or sickness.' 
Join us at our meetings, held the third Wednesday of every month (September through June) at 7:00 pm in the Fireside Room (in the parish office building) Please contact Maureen Cline at cline007@comcast.net for more information.
 
Choirs:
Here at St. Pius X there are multiple choirs in which you can participate.   The Traditional Choir, a Pacific Asian American Ministry Choir (PAAM Choir), BLD Praise choir (Filipino), a Children's Choir for those in Kindergarten through 7th or 8th grade, and a Youth Choir for those in 8th grade and beyond.  There is a Hispanic Missionary Choir and a Spanish Youth Choir as well.  So many voices raised in praise on song! 
 
Coffee & Donuts:
The Ladies Guild serves coffee and doughnuts after the 9:00 and 11:00 AM Sunday Masses to provide the opportunity for parishioners to be able to socialize after Mass.  If interested in helping contact Florence Ely at florenceely@comcast.net 
 
Funeral Committee:
The main function of the Funeral Committee is to prepare and serve the luncheon for funerals here at St. Pius X.  A funeral luncheon is provided for grieving families of deceased members.  We serve the meal in the social hall after funeral services. You can volunteer for this wonderful ministry by calling the parish office at (425) 775-7545.
 
The Gabriel Project:  
This ministry rises to the needs of women facing crisis pregnancies. Our volunteers offer support to pregnant women by offering love, care, spiritual, material and emotional support that is needed throughout her pregnancy.  Pregnant women can request assistance by calling (888) 926-2643 or by going to  www.seattlearchdiocese.org/gabriel  or by calling the parish office at (425) 775-7545. 
 
Knights of Columbus:
The Knights of Columbus was officially chartered as a fraternal benefit society in Connecticut in 1882.  This order is still true to their founding principles of charity, unity and fraternity.  Membership is open to men 18-years of age or older who are practicing Catholics in union with the Holy See.  This means you accept the teaching authority of the Catholic Church on matters of faith and morals, aspire to live in accordance with the precepts of the Catholic Church and you are in good standing with the Catholic Church.   Here at St. Pius X, the Knights meet on the second Wednesday of the month (September through June) at 7:00 pm in the School.  Please contact Dee Lam at darami.lam@gmail.com for more information.
 
Ladies Guild:
We would love to have you join us in various fund-raising events, serving the needs of the parish and our Pastor. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of the month (September through June) at 7:00 pm in the Fireside Room (in the parish office building)  Please contact Joan Szalda or Florence Ely at florenceely@comcast.net for more information; or just come join us at a meeting!
 
Lectors:
St. John tells us that, "The Word became flesh and dwelt amongst us." This ministries' members work on a rotation basis, reading aloud the liturgy readings assigned to them for a particular Mass.  One should be able to read aloud in public, dress modestly and occasionally carry the Book of Gospels. Please contact Adriana Hilerio at faithformation@stpxparish.com for more information.
 
Living Water Prayer Group:
The Lamb at the center of the throne will be our shepherd; He will lead us to springs of living water - Rev 7:17
Would you like to have more joy in your life? Are you looking to know more about our faith and build a deeper relationship with Jesus?  Look no further!  Please come join us. We are a vibrant, family oriented prayer community that shares fellowship through music, teaching and prayer ministry. We gather together to share our needs, for prayer, discussing and sharing the Word, encouraging, comforting and edifying one another.  All are welcome!
 
Perpetual Adoration:
The adoration apostolate is a group of lay persons who commit to an hour of prayer in the chapel during the week to keep the chapel open and available at all times to everyone.  If you would like to spend an hour every week with Our Lord, please contact the parish office, (425) 775-7545.  We will need your name, phone number and the hour you prefer.  For available times, please check your Sunday Mass bulletin. 
 
Rachel's Corner:
Hope and healing after abortion.  Come and be released from what is keeping you away from God and allow Him to restore life inside you again.  Check the parish bulletin for upcoming meetings and retreats.  For more information, call Valerie at (800) 822-4673.
 
Stewardship:
We recognize God as the source of all we have, are, and will be.  As disciples of Jesus Christ, we show our love for God and one another by how we share our time, talent and treasure.  For information about sharing the gifts God has given you, please see our website or call the parish office at (425) 775-7545.
 

For more information please contact the Parish Office  425-775-7545

BLD (Bukas Loob Sa Diyos - Open In Spirit To God). 

It is a Catholic Charismatic Covenant Community.  Its mission is to evangelize and build communities of faith through Encounter retreats for married couples, singles, solo parents and the youth; and a Christian life program in the Life in the Spirit Seminar and Discipleship Formation.  Its members actively participate in the life and mission of the Catholic Church.  
 
FLC (Filipino Leadership Council): 
Provides leadership, direction and assistance in the allocation of resources to support activities in the parish sponsored by Filipino parishioners.
 
San Lorenzo: 
A ministry that organizes and promotes the celebration of the feast day of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz, the first Filipino saint canonized in October 18, 1987 by Saint John Paul II. 
 
Santo Niño: 
A ministry that organizes and promotes the celebration of the feast of Santo Niño, the Holy Child Jesus.  The history of the Santo Niño in the Philippines began in 1521 when the Philippines was  discovered.  The devotion to the Holy Child Jesus shares its worldwide veneration of the Infant Jesus of Prague. 
 
Simbang Gabi: 
It is a treasured Filipino tradition originally comprising of a series of “dawn masses” for 9 consecutive days in preparation for the coming of Christ at Christmas.  It is celebrated by Catholic Filipino communities all over the world.
 
PAAM (Pacific Asian American Ministry Choir)
 

For more information please contact Nanette Villanueva    
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