St Pius V Shrine
30 Miller Rd, Lake Zurich, Illinois
Roman Catholic churches in Lake Zurich, Illinois
Location of Worship
30 Miller Rd
Lake Zurich
Illinois
United States
60047-3501
Mass Times
Sundays - 8:00 AM and 10:30 AM
Monday through Saturday - 8:00 AM
Holy Days and First Fridays - 8:00 AM & 7:30 PM
Sacred Heart Devotions follow First Friday Mass
Our Lady of Fatima Devotions follow First Saturday Mass
Confessions heard 30 mins. prior until 10 mins. before
Rosary prayed 20 minutes prior to the Sunday 8 AM Mass
Note that on special occasions, there may be only one mass at 9:00 AM on Sunday. These occasions will be announced here as they become known. Please check this page if you are not a regular attendee and plan a visit.
Contact Info
Call Pastor: 847-438-3368
Call Office: 847-438-4909
Email Pastor
Email Admin
Visit Website
About St Pius V Shrine
At St. Pius V Shrine, the Roman Catholic Traditional Tridentine Latin Mass . . .is said by a properly ordained Roman Catholic priest
has Holy Communion distributed only by the consecrated hands of a priest, placed on the recipient's tongue, while kneeling at the altar railing
has sermons reflecting traditional Catholic theology given only by an ordained priest
has the Most Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and other Sacred Liturgies served by trained male Altar Servers & Acolytes
At St. Pius V Shrine you will find . . .
A traditional church interior with statues of the Sacred Heart, Infant of Prague, Blessed Virgin Mary, St. Joseph and the saints, vigil lights and Stations of the Cross
Veneration of the Blessed Virgin and the saints
Classic Roman Catholic devotions such as the Rosary, Benediction, First Friday and First Saturday devotions, Forty Hour devotions and All Night adoration
Catechism classes in traditional Roman Catholic theology for children and adults
and lastly . . .
We are anxious to have you join us in the celebration of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass as it has been offered for centuries
St. Pius V Shrine is located in the northwest Chicago suburb of Lake Zurich, Illinois
Come! Rediscover your Catholic roots!
O God who didst choose Blessed Pius V as supreme Pontiff in order to shatter the enemies of Thy Church and to restore the purity of the Sacred Liturgy; grant us his protection so that cleaving to Thy service we may overcome the snares of all our enemies and enjoy perpetual peace. Through Jesus Christ Our Lord. Amen.
St. Pius V pray for us, protect the Roman Liturgy
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Here's What We Believe:
We believe the Holy Roman Catholic Church founded by Jesus Christ is the true Church.
We believe in the Mass, the Sacraments, the Pope and the sacramentals.
We believe that the Mass is primarily a religious service, not a social event.
We believe in the doctrine of transubstantiation: that Jesus Christ is bodily present in the consecrated Host. Therefore,
We believe that the Eucharist should only be distributed by the consecrated hands of an ordained priest or deacon, and
We believe the consecrated Host should be taken on the tongue to insure that it is not subject to disrespect.
We believe in the traditional observance of the rules of fast and abstinence, not necessarily because they are required, but because of an understanding of the benefits of sacrifice.
We believe that the 2000 year history of the Church shows that at times many people, both clergy and laity, strayed from the traditional teachings and practices of the Church, only to return in later days. We are dedicated to maintaining the Traditions of the Church.
Location Map
Leadership
- Shrine Priest Reverend Fr. Neville Monteiro
- 4 Northcrest
- Lake Zurich
- Illinois
- 60047
- Phone: 847-438-3368
- Email: Email Pastor
Other Church Leaders
Administration
- Phone: 847-438-4909
- Email: Email Admin
Children and Youth Activities
Ministries
Community Activities
Other Information
- Dress Code: Dress Code
Since the changes in the Church, few parishes these days have a dress code. Summertime dress can be particularly problematic. At St. Pius V Shrine, however, we still believe that modest and appropriate attire at Mass is a sign of respect for Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and of fraternal charity toward our neighbor.
Please observe the following rules:
WOMEN AND GIRLS:
Out of respect for the Blessed Sacrament, we ask that women and girls cover their heads with either a hat or chapel veil. (Chapel veils may be borrowed from the table next to the church door or may be purchased downstairs in the book store.) Modest dress is required. Short skirts or dresses that are above the knees, revealing blouses (such as low cut, sleeveless or see-through), and slacks or shorts of any length do not meet the traditional norms of Christian modesty. Should your situation require you to wear pants, please speak to the priest.
MEN AND BOYS:
Men and boys must wear neat trousers and dress shirts (either long or short sleeves). A suit, sport coat or dress sweater and tie are optional. Closed shoes must be worn (i.e. sandals and flip flops are inappropriate). Shorts, immodestly open shirts, T-shirts and other such casual dress are inappropriate and do not meet the traditional standards for attending Holy Mass.
The only exception to not wearing casual clothing is if you are immediately coming from or going to work and your work requires you to dress in such a manner. However, immodest work clothing is still inappropriate.
Please be advised that Father reserves the right to refuse Holy Communion to anyone who, in his prudent judgment, is not dressed appropriately. - Adult Congregation:
- Under 18 Congregation:
- Other Information: St. Pius V Shrine is a privately owned independent Shrine, chartered and incorporated in the state of Illinois by Roman Catholics to provide for the worship of God through the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass provided for in perpetuity by Pope St. Pius V. The Shrine has been providing the Holy Mass, Traditional Sacraments and ministering to discerning Catholics who prefer to avoid liturgical novelties and errors.
We profess filial devotion and loyalty to Pope Benedict XVI and pray for him at every Mass at the Shrine. The Shrine has received a Papal Blessing from Pope John Paul II.
The links at the right will take you to pages that describe some of the groups and programs that are active at the Shrine.