Welcome to Gather 10!

The place where our great big church becomes a great small church!

The Gather 10/Small Group ministry is designed to encourage parishioners to develop a deeper and more meaningful relationship with Christ.

A typical group is made up of 6-10 people who meet to discuss the weekly Sunday readings using discussion questions provided by St. Pius X.  Participants are encouraged to view their faith in a more personal way and are challenged to become authentic about what is really going on in their lives in a safe and supportive place. 

Groups typically meet for four consecutive weeks in a member’s home with enrollment occurring once in the Fall and again in the Spring, however, all are encouraged to continue gathering past the four weeks.

If you are interested in learning more about this ministry, contact Ann Rose at smallgroups@stpiusxloudonville.org.

Download the latest Discussion Questions below!


Gather 10 Tools & FAQ’s

  • Click the link below to take you to the United State Conference of Catholic Bishops’ website. This will bring you to their page of daily readings. Once on the page, simply select the date on the calendar on the right had side of that page and it will take you to the readings you wish to see.

    Daily Readings

  • If you are unable to attend Mass this week or would like a reminder of what Fr. Walsh’s Sunday message is, you can view it here.

  • Small Groups are made up of 6-10 people who meet in a more personal environment to discuss faith, go deeper in the weekly Sunday readings and support one another in their relationship with Christ. Members pray for one another, care for one another, and develop friendships with others who are growing their faith.

  • In Small Groups, we grow in fellowship and relationship with God and each other in ways we cannot grow on our own.

  • Groups meet in members’ homes for approximately 90 minutes. The meetings usually begin with casual conversation then an opening prayer. Group members discuss the weekly Sunday readings and message using discussion questions provided by St. Pius X in an effort to apply God’s word to their own lives. Meetings end with group prayer.

  • We encourage everyone at St. Pius X to be in a small group, though we understand that there are times, and even seasons of life, when this will be difficult. There is no hard and fast lifecycle for our groups. We encourage our Small Groups to meet and grow together for as long as they like.

  • There are no qualifications or fees. You don’t have to be a member at St. Pius X or be a Catholic to join a small group. Everyone is welcome! We encourage all our church members to join a group and invite their friends.

  • Once the group has been established, the facilitator will contact the group members asking if someone would be willing to host. If they want to be sure the group will stay in their “neck of the woods,” they should consider hosting.

  • Having a place for people to sit. If they would like to provide a beverage that would be fine, but nothing else is required. How big or how clean or how fancy one’s house is should not be a factor in deciding whether to host. These groups are about gathering closer to Christ.

  • Don’t worry about missing a week or two. Just let the facilitator know when you won’t be able to attend and return when your schedule permits.

  • Consider forming your own group. Gather together a group of no more than 10 of your friends and family and bring the Word of God to life.

  • Discussion questions will be available on the website. You may print off a copy and bring them with you. You may also want to bring your Bible.

  • For additional information or questions please contact Ann Rose at smallgroups@stpiusxloudonville.org or 518-462-1336, ext 2017