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"I am everyone's everything"
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Welcome to the Homepage of the Saint Pio Chapel!
On this webpage, you will find everything you need to know about Saint Padre Pio, and the relic, that has been approved by the Diocese of Fort Worth.
Our hope is that you will offer prayers for Saint Padre Pio’s intercession and, if able, travel to Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church in White Settlement, TX, to visit the relic and have a “spiritual encounter” with Saint Father Pio, in the presence of the authenticated first-class relic.
The Saint Pio ChapelThe Saint Pio Chapel can be found within Saint Peter the Apostle Catholic Church in White Settlement, TX and will be officially recognized on September 18, 2024, with a special ceremony.
We are one of the first of a series of five church's to be realized in partnership with the Saint Pio Foundation, which granted the first-class relic to the parish.At the core of this partnership is to offer the opportunity to pray in the presence of the relics of Saint Pio to as many faithful as possible, without having to travel too far. In doing so, the Foundation's vision is that of fulfilling Padre Pio's own desire when he said, "I am everyone's everything. Each of you can say: "Padre Pio's is mine!"
The Saint Pio Chapel is a place of worship, where are all invited to pray before the relic of Saint Pio, to ask for his intercession for your journeys and spiritual needs.
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Schedule of Blessing and Installation of St. Padre Pio's Relic
September 18, 2024
TimeLocationDescription7:30 a.m. Church Installation of the Relic 8:00 a.m. Church Mass 9:00 a.m.
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4:00 p.m.Church Veneration of the Relic 6:00 p.m. Church Mass and Blessing of the Installation of the Relic - Celebrant, Most Rev. Bishop Michael F. Olson 8:00 p.m. School Gym Docudrama premier of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina: Man of Hope and Healing -
Gift Shop
A gift shop with items for sale will be available in the narthex of St. Peter the Apostle Parish. The faithful will be able to purchase rosaries, crosses, t-shirts, prayer cards, books, third-class relic cards, and other images of Saint Pio.
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