St. Pius X Church, St. John's

St. Pius X Church is a Catholic church building in Churchill Park, designed in the 1970s with a modern approach to religious architecture. The interior features generous open spaces with a straightforward layout that could comfortably seat large congregations.

The building was constructed in 1976 after the local Catholic community grew too large for the chapel that had previously occupied a school basement. This expansion reflected the increasing Catholic population in the St. John's area.

The parish organized religious education programs and youth groups to maintain Catholic traditions and foster spiritual development within the community.

The building has been closed since 2022 and is not available for services or tours, though visitors can view the exterior and architecture from Churchill Park. Those interested in Catholic worship in St. John's should seek out active parish communities elsewhere in the city.

The design was created by local architect Angus Campbell, whose modern approach to church building influenced religious architecture in St. John's. His work allowed the parish to move beyond the constraints of worshiping in educational facilities.

Location: St. John's

Inception: December 1, 1976

Website: http://spx.ca

GPS coordinates: 47.57820,-52.72250

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:08