The link to access the video on facebook is: 30th Sunday of Ordinary Time You may need to use the google Chrome browser to access. The video of the Mass is available for viewing below:

Weekend Masses have resumed in the parish, with a maximum of 100 people attending each Mass. Registration is not necessary to attend the 9:00am weekday masses with a maximum of 50 persons allowed on a first-come, first- served basis. TO ATTEND ON THE WEEKENDS YOU MUST REGISTER IN ADVANCE. Registration for the Saturday 4:00 pm […]

The gospel today highlights the two commandments which Jesus describes as the greatest:  love of God and love of neighbor.  No matter how often we hear these words we are struck by the demand they place upon us.  Loving our neighbor as ourselves is a necessary element in giving our hearts and minds to God […]

Weekend Masses: There will no collection taken up at the weekend masses. There will be donation boxes set up in the Church foyer where envelopes may be dropped. These will be available only during the weekend liturgies. There is a new secure mail slot just to the left of the Parish Office door (just under […]

Registration for the parish catechism program has begun. Catechism Registration for Grades 2-9:  Online forms are available on the parish website at: http://stpiusxpei.com/ministries-2/catechetics/catechism-registration-grades-2-9/ The link for registering children entering Grade One is: http://stpiusxpei.com/ministries-2/catechetics/grade-one-catechism-registration/ Printed copies of the registration forms are also available in the Parish Office. Office hours are now Monday-Friday 9:00am-12 Noon and 1:00 […]

We Can and Must Do Much Better Religious Leaders in Canada oppose Bill C-7 “An Act to  amend the Criminal Code” (medical assistance in dying) Open Letter to All Canadians We are obliged to express our strong concern and opposition to Bill C-7 which, among other things, expands access to euthanasia and assisted suicide to […]

The gospel today reminds us that we are members of God’s kingdom and citizens of the country in which we live, with obligations to both.  As Christians we are not only members of the church but also members of society.  Tensions can exist between our loyalty to God and our duty to our country especially […]

In the gospel today, Jesus is saying that, while God the Father has opened wide the doors to heaven and invited everybody into his kingdom, entrance is by no means automatic and should not be taken for granted.  Our invitation to God’s kingdom was issued for the first time as we were baptized.  The priest […]

It does not take a great deal of imagination to see ourselves in the Gospel parable today. Each of us is a tenant, cultivating a small portion of God’s vineyard and when harvest times arrives we are expected to produce the fruits of right living, by displaying a community of caring, sharing and showing forth the […]

The liturgy today points out that there must be a connection between what we say and what we do.  Jesus criticized the religious leaders of his day because they shirked their responsibility and only thought that they wanted to do God’s will.  Their promises were empty because they did not keep them and as a […]