Pius X High School

“Monday, November 2: All School Mass - All Souls Mass, 10:36 am”

“Friday, December 4: All School Mass, 10:09 am”

“Wednesday, January 6: All School Mass, 10 am”

“Thursday, February 4: All School Mass and Eucharistic Procession, 9:54 am”

“Wednesday, February 10: Grandparents Day - All School Mass (Ash Wednesday), 10 am”

“Friday, March 5: All School Mass, 10:09 am”

“Friday, April 2: All School Mass, 10 am”

“Sign up in Campus Ministry office to help at the all-school Masses as an altar server, reader and/or gift bearer.”

“Daily Mass- Held each day Monday through Thursday at 7:15 am. We do not have morning Mass when school is not in session. We do not have morning Mass on days we have All School Mass.”

“Daily Mass | Mondays through Thursdays, and First Fridays (when school is in session) at 7:15 am Confessions | 5th Period & After School Adoration | Tuesdays and First Friday of each month (Outside guests welcome) Our chapel is temporarily located in Room 1103”

“Daily Confession After school: Monday through Friday 3:30pm until done Eucharistic Adoration Every Tuesday 7:40am – 3:40pm Every First Friday 7:45am – 3:15pm”

“Daily Mass | Mondays through Thursdays, and First Fridays (when school is in session) at 7:15 am Confessions | 5th Period & After School Adoration | Tuesdays and First Friday of each month (Outside guests welcome) Our chapel is temporarily located in Room 1103”

“Daily Confession After school: Monday through Friday 3:30pm until done Eucharistic Adoration Every Tuesday 7:40am – 3:40pm Every First Friday 7:45am – 3:15pm”

“Restore is an incredible night of Adoration that occurs the first Wednesday of every month from 7-8:30pm at Pius in the gym. Restore starts with a student testimony followed by adoration, confessions, prayer teams, and praise and worship!”

“Daily Mass | Mondays through Thursdays, and First Fridays (when school is in session) at 7:15 am Confessions | 5th Period & After School Adoration | Tuesdays and First Friday of each month (Outside guests welcome) Our chapel is temporarily located in Room 1103”

“Fr. Robert Froeschl Campus Chaplain Lily Spangler Campus Ministry Scotty Sullivan Campus Ministry”

“Campus Ministry Fr. Robert Froeschl Campus Chaplain Lily Spangler Campus Minister Liliana.spangler@piusx.net Scotty Sullivan Director of Campus Ministry scott-sullivan@cdolinc.net”

“Graduation Requirements Theology – 40 credits English – 40 credits”

“Each semester course earns 5 credits.”

“As a Catholic high school in the Diocese of Lincoln, Pius X requires all students to take theology each year. Students complete 40 theology credits over four years, integrating Catholic faith, Scripture, ethics, and service into their education.”

“Due to the uniquely Catholic character of the school, all students regardless of their religious affiliation are required to take and pass theology courses in order to earn a Pius diploma.”

“Theology I Grades: 9 Length: Year Introduction to Scripture – Old Testament”

“Theology III Grades: 11 Length: Year Department: Theology Catholic Moral Life: In this course the students will learn the rational foundations for a Catholic moral life”

“Theology IV Grades: 12 Length: Year Catholic Vocations:: An introduction to Catholic philosophical thinking is aimed at supplying the student with the tools to "think" with the mind of Christ and the Church”

“Theology IV Grades: 12 Length: Year Catholic Vocations:: An introduction to Catholic philosophical thinking is aimed at supplying the student with the tools to "think" with the mind of Christ and the Church”

“Apologetics: Apologetics, from the Greek word "apologia", means to defend. This class is designed to help students examine the foundations for belief, the authoritative sources for belief, and the modern challenges to belief.”

“Theology III Grades: 11 Length: Year Department: Theology Catholic Moral Life: In this course the students will learn the rational foundations for a Catholic moral life”

“Students choose from college preparatory, Advanced Placement (AP), dual-credit, fine arts and vocational tracks, all grounded in a Catholic intellectual tradition that integrates faith with scholarship.”

“Pius X Catholic High School exists to develop the mind, heart, body, and soul of each student in partnership with parents, parishes, and the community. We do that by providing the best possible education in an authentic Catholic environment, preparing our students to transform the world for Christ.”

“Students will be involved in many faith-based activities such as regular mass, adoration, confession, prayer time at the beginning of every class and more.”

“Next school year, each grade will have 2 options for retreats. They can choose a day-long retreat or an overnight retreat (Freshmen retreats are only day-long retreats). The retreats will follow a four-year plan that is listed below. Each student needs 4 retreats to graduate!”

“FRESHMEN (Encounter) August 1, 9am-3pm August 15, 9am-3pm SOPHOMORES (Anchor) September 19, 2-10pm April 3-4 JUNIORS (Remain) October 17, 2-10pm February 27-28 SENIORS (Mission) March 9, 2-10pm September 12-13”

“Retreats are offered for each grade level and for all students, and for local and regional events.”

“Cada estudiante de La Escuela Secundaria Pio X debe asistir al menos a un retiro por cada año de asistencia a Pio.”

“Campus Ministry Fr. Robert Froeschl Campus Chaplain Lily Spangler Campus Minister Liliana.spangler@piusx.net Scotty Sullivan Director of Campus Ministry scott-sullivan@cdolinc.net”

“Fr. Robert Froeschl Campus Chaplain Lily Spangler Campus Ministry Scotty Sullivan Campus Ministry”

“We meet every other Friday at 7:20am in the new gym. Each member is in a small group for the whole year. We help with activities such as Restore, Pack the Court, Masses, service opportunites, etc. All grades are welcome.”

“Pro-Life Club Check back for more information on the Pro Life Club.”

“Anyone interested in playing an instrument for school Masses or choir events. To join, come when you can and share your instrumental gifts.”

“This faith-based group focuses on retreats, growing closer to God, helping with Restore and Pack the Chap, and helping others get to Christ.”

“The Pro-Life Club focuses on building a culture of life. See Mr. Czyz for the full list of meeting dates; Meet: 3:30-4:15pm, Room 1225.”

“Students will be involved in many faith-based activities such as regular mass, adoration, confession, prayer time at the beginning of every class and more.”

“Daily Mass- Held each day Monday through Thursday at 7:15 am. We do not have morning Mass when school is not in session. We do not have morning Mass on days we have All School Mass.”

“seniors are expected to complete a service requirement in order to participate in the graduation ceremony and to receive a diploma. The following guidelines apply: Complete and submit a minimum of 36 hours of volunteer service.”

“At least 9 hours must be submitted each quarter and are worth 10% of the theology grade per quarter.”

“Los estudiantes del último año deben realizar 36 horas de servicio para graduarse de Pio X. La finalización de estas horas también será una parte del grado de Teología IV.”

“Friday, April 30: Deadline for Senior Service Hours”

“Social Justice: Social justice is a course aimed at educating the students on the major social issues of our time: hunger, poverty, racism, pro-life issues, liberation theology, labor, just war, peace, and all human rights including religious freedom. The students learn how to apply the principles of social justice to human need, using the great social encyclicals of the Catholic Church.”

“Pro-Life Club Check back for more information on the Pro Life Club.”

“The Pro-Life Club focuses on building a culture of life. See Mr. Czyz for the full list of meeting dates; Meet: 3:30-4:15pm, Room 1225.”

“Friday, November 20: Pro Life Day Event with Speaker, 10:09 am”

“All service hours must be completed through one of the approved agencies listed below.”

“Catholic Social Services | 2241 O St. | 402-474-1600 | Poor, Homeless, Underprivileged”

“Global Community Any domestic or international mission trip | various”

“CSS Refugee Resettlement Program | 2241 O St. | 402-474-1600 | Advocacy, Hospitality, Shelter”