St. Pius X
About Our Patron Saint
St. Pius X: The Pope of the Eucharist
St. Pius X, the namesake of our school, served as pope from 1903 to 1914 and is known throughout the Catholic Church as a champion of the Eucharist, sacred music, and catechesis. Declared a saint in 1954, he remains a model of humility, spiritual zeal, and unwavering devotion to Christ.
At St. Pius X High School, we strive to follow his example by fostering a deep love for the sacraments, a reverence for prayer, and a commitment to truth – Veritas. His legacy inspires our mission to form young men and women who are both academically prepared and spiritually grounded.
Why St. Pius X?
- Known as the Pope of the Eucharist for encouraging frequent reception of Holy Communion, especially among children
- Reformed liturgical music to return sacred beauty to worship
- Authored the Catechism of Pius X to strengthen faith education
- Championed social justice and pastoral outreach to the poor
- Emphasized simplicity, holiness, and service in daily life
Legacy Within Our School Community
- Our liturgies, retreats, and service learning reflect his devotion to the Church
- Faith formation, sacred music, and theology courses carry his spirit forward
- His commitment to both academic and spiritual truth is the foundation of our Dominican charism
We are proud to bear the name of a saint whose life so powerfully calls us to holiness, humility and action.
