Few figures in Church history embody the virtues of humility, pastoral zeal, and unwavering defense of the faith as profoundly as Saint Pius X. His entire life was marked not by ambition but by surrender to God's will. His life echoes the words of Sacred Scripture: "God opposes the proud, but gives grace to the humble" (James 4:6).

His humility was not a performance — it was bone-deep. His last will and testament bears the striking sentence: "I was born poor, I have lived in poverty, and I wish to die poor." This is the voice of a man who understood that nothing in this world belongs to us, and that the greatest wealth is union with Christ. The above picture is from our church side altar dedicated to St. Pius, where we have a second class relic of him.

      Jesus, we trust in you!