Stephanie Bollman

Email: cyo@spxno.org

CYO stands for Catholic Youth Organization. Our St. Pius X CYO is comprised of   8-12 graders who are alums of St. Pius X! For CYO, we have Youth Nights once a month. At these Youth Nights we have conversations about our faith lives, and we play games and have fun activities. We also run fundraisers for different organizations. This past year, we went to Washington, D.C. for the March for Life, and we also went on a tour of the St. Louis Cathedral! 

This past year we painted our NEW Youth Room! In our Youth Room we have couches to sit on while listening to guest speakers, and we have ping pong tables along with an air hockey table. We also have a Ping-Pong Tournament once a year!

Along with our CYO Youth Nights, we also have CYO sports. Throughout the year, our CYO plays against other CYOs in cabbageball, volleyball, basketball, and      flag-football. This is another great way to get involved in CYO.

We hope to see you at our Youth Nights!

Now that the Lenten season has ended, it is time to VIRTUALLY turn in your CRS Rice Bowl! Now, more than ever, families are in need of food, clothing, and medical aid. With your donation, you are helping families in Honduras, Kenya, Vietnam, and many other places throughout the world!

We ask that you count the money you have collected in your rice bowl and donate by clicking here! 

If you do not have access to donate online, please contact Stephanie Bollman at sbollman@spxno.org

Lenten Alms Change Lives

CRS Rice Bowl is the Lenten program of Catholic Relief Services, the official relief and development agency of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Through CRS Rice Bowl, faith communities in every diocese throughout the United States put their faith into action through prayer, fasting and almsgiving. Lenten alms donated through CRS Rice Bowl support the work of CRS in roughly 45 different countries each year. 25% of all donations to CRS Rice Bowl stay in the local diocese, supporting hunger and poverty alleviation efforts. Since its inception in 1975, CRS Rice Bowl has raised nearly $300 million.

What is a CRS Rice Bowl?

The iconic CRS Rice Bowl is a staple on the table of Catholic families across the country during Lent. This simple cardboard box is a tool for collecting Lenten alms—and comes with a Lenten calendar that guides families through the 40 days of Lent with activities, reflections and stories.