Nestled in the heart of Plumstead, St Pius X Catholic Church stands as a testament to faith and community. It’s not just a building, but a vibrant hub of activity. St Pius X Catholic Church was blessed and opened in 1956. It wasn’t officially dedicated until 1981. This dedication marked a significant milestone in the church’s history. The church sits at the corner of Lympleigh Road and Naruna Crescent Southfield. The presbytery is nearby at 153 Lympleigh Road. The Parish Centre, another important part of the community, can be found at 136 Lympleigh Road. St Pius X Catholic Church isn’t just a place for Sunday worship. It offers a range of services and activities throughout the week. Masses are held on Saturdays at 17:00 for Sunday service, and on Sundays at 08:30 and 10:30. For those seeking weekday Mass, services are held Tuesday through Friday at 08:30. Confessions are available on Saturdays from 16:15 to 16:45. The church fosters a strong sense of community through its various ministries and societies. These include Altar Servers, Home Care Ministry, Music Ministry, and Faith Journey Groups. The Faith Journey Groups focus on various aspects of community life, from communication and outreach to special events and spirituality. There’s also a Liturgy Group, a Library Group, a Ladies Guild, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, Readers, and Workers of Mercy. St Pius X Catholic Church also has a vibrant youth program, Life Teen. A monthly Parish Newsletter keeps everyone connected. The Catholic Women’s League provides further support and fellowship. The church is also actively involved in catehetics, offering a Faith Formation Programme for grades R through 7 on Sundays at 09:30. Confirmation classes are also held on Sundays at 09:30, along with Life Teen meetings. St Pius X Catholic Church extends its reach beyond its immediate community through chaplaincies at Adam’s Farm, Sunnyside, Serenity, and the Deaf Community of Cape Town. This demonstrates the church’s commitment to serving those in need.
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