Cameron Pieper, a teacher and former Husker football player, spoke at Pius X’s latest Fellowship of Athletes (PFA). He spoke about his journey as a person, including his conversion of faith leading him to his first communion this summer and a renewal of his wedding vows in a Catholic church.
Clairvaux Villa, a senior at Pius X, has been named a National Merit finalist.
Matt Masker, Focus Missionary and former Husker football player, spoke about suffering for our all-school Lenten Prayer Service. He shared stories about his time as an athlete, his relationship with Christ, and his calling to become a priest (he plans to enter the seminary this fall).
Spanish 4 students have been creating books with a story and pictures.
by Terry Kathol, Principal I have been reflecting lately on the core values of Pius specifically on the core value of purpose. What is our purpose? This is a question asked by businesses, and individuals often. The purpose of Pius as a catholic school can be identified within our mission statement. The purpose of Pius
Sara (LeDuc ’07) Racicot spoke at our first Lenten Prayer Service of the year.
Cecilia Oldenburg, junior, swimming; Tatum Schell, freshman, basketball; Brynn Sebek, senior, basketball; Caylee Schlautman, sophomore, cheer/diving. Jackson Makovicka, freshman, basketball; Joseph Werner, senior, swimming; Sam Aschwege, sophomore, bowling; Joe Andreasen, junior, wrestling.
Pius X has won its seventh Academic Decathlon state title in 14 years!
Pius X High School has announced Josh Kirkwood as its new assistant principal.
Fr. Chris Miller, Theology teacher at Pius X and paraochial vicar at St. Patrick’s Church, celebrated Mass on Ash Wednesday. His homily focused on the value and opportunity the season of Lent can provide. “The more we put into it, the more we’re going to get out. If we take the easy way out by
Three Pius X students received top honors at the Nebraska State Journalism Conference. The contest is for students contributing to the student journalism and yearbook departments. Grace Scholtes won Superior for Sports Feature Writing. Lillian Wesely won Excellent in Sports Feature Writing, and Sami Chesley won Excellent in Yearbook Feature Writing. Other honorees include:
Delaney shared part of her story of her journey, how one story from the bible kept appearing before her at different times, and how one encounter with the Holy Spirit brought her an overwhelming sense of peace.
Students in Mrs. Karre’s Pre-Calculus class have been calculating how to make an open box with the largest possible volume – all from one piece of paper.
Erin Maly, Pius X campus minister, spoke to students at a Pius Fellowship of Athletes gathering.
By Kelsey Bugarin, Asst. Principal With the spirit of love that permeates the month of February, it is timely to mention the deepest desire on the human heart is to love and to be loved. How do we truly experience this in our lives? Let us turn to the timeless message from St. Paul’s First
Students in our French classes recently attended Les Misérables at the Lied Center, with French teachers Laurence Mills and Stephanie Werner, and Social Lit teacher Mark Hansen. They have been studying Victor Hugo’s classic novel in both French and Social Lit.
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