Join Us for a Lenten Evening Reflection

​As Lent draws to a close, join us at St. Pius X for an evening of reflection!  The program will begin with an inspiring talk from Bro. Silas Henderson, SDS, followed by a beautiful performance by local early music ensemble, Aperi Animam.  Everyone is welcome!  

About our guest speaker:
Brother Silas Henderson is a native of East Tennessee and is a member of the United States Province of the Society of the Divine Savior (the Salvatorians). He currently serves as a member of the provincial council, the spiritual director of the Salvatorian Center, and as the province’s Director of Planning. He currently resides in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Brother Silas was ordained as a permanent deacon in 2021 and, in 2023, he was elected to the Board of Directors of the Conference of Major Superiors of Men as the Chair of CMSM’s Region 5.
 
In his retreats and workshops, Brother Silas focuses on discipleship and spirituality as he reflects on Mary and the communion of saints, the liturgy, Sacred Scripture, and the sacramental life of the Church.
 
Brother Silas is the author of four books, including Saint Aloysius Gonzaga: With an Undivided Heart (Ignatius Press) and Lights for a Waiting World: Celebrating Advent with the Saints (Abbey Press Publications), and he has published nearly 150 articles and reflections in a variety of prominent Catholic publications.
Source: https://www.brothersilas.org/about

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About our performers:
APERI ANIMAM, a celebrated vocal early music ensemble marking its 7th anniversary in 2023-2024, has captivated the attention of early music enthusiasts nationwide. Based in the greater Milwaukee area, the ensemble comprises vocalists, teachers, and scholars with diverse performance experiences. Known for their precision, expressive vocals, and innovative programming, APERI ANIMAM specializes in sacred music from the Renaissance, emphasizing a meditative and reflective atmosphere. With a repertoire spanning from Gregorian chant to contemporary works, the ensemble currently holds a residency at All Saints’ Cathedral in Milwaukee.