St. Pius X Catholic Church Fairfield, CT

Welcome to St. Pius X!

We, the members of St. Pius X Parish, are an open and inviting Roman Catholic Family of Faith centered in the Eucharist, nourished by God’s Word and faithful to the sacramental life of the Church.

• We strive to imitate Christ in all that we say and do.
• We are committed to teaching and sharing the faith, to supporting one another in prayer and action, and to reaching out to those in need.
• Through the power of the Holy Spirit, we seek always to be just, gentle, and forgiving as we walk humbly with our God.

Browse our website to learn more about our growing community. We look forward to seeing you!

New to St. Pius? Read a greeting from our Pastor, Reverend Michael Dogali.

You may also download our New Parishioner Registration form:

• Microsoft Word version (editable)
• Adobe PDF version

You may also acquire registration forms at the Parish Office. Registration is our means of certifying you as a member of our Parish Family, so we ask that you please fill one out if you have not done so! Thank you.

New Translation of the Mass

Becoming Familiar with the New Mass Translations

As you know, we will begin using the revised English translation of the Roman Missal on the first Sunday of Advent this year.  This is an opportunity for us to be renewed in our love and appreciation for the Mass.  But it will also require some getting used to.  As an aid to the transition, here are some helpful websites with many good resources and articles.

Bishop Lori’s explanations of the Massin his “Soundings” column
http://www.bridgeportdiocese.com/index.php/ourbishop/writings

A blog from Our Sunday Visitor: www.romanmissalchanges.com

From Liturgy Training Publications: www.revisedromanmissal.org

From the U. S. Conference of Catholic Bishops: www.usccb.org/romanmissal

Video presentations on the new translation: www.romanmissal.us (click “View DVD”)

Who says technology and liturgy can’t go together?  A helpful app is available for your mobile device explaining the new translation of the Mass.  It is called “The New Mass.”  Also consider pre-ordering a “Daily Roman Missal” (November 2011 edition!) a book containing all the readings and prayers from Mass, which can help you follow along with the Mass each Sunday.  Available on Amazon.com and through Our Sunday Visitor publishing.

Weekly Bulletin

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You may also pick up a paper copy of this week's bulletin in the foyer/entrance of the church or at the parish office.

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Mass Times

WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE

HOLIDAY MASS SCHEDULE

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

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