As Pope, he dedicated his pontificate to strengthening the Church and bringing people closer to God, adopting the motto "To restore all things in Christ". His love for the Eucharist was evident in his encouragement of frequent Communion, even lowering the age to receive First Communion from ten to seven. He also championed the renewal of liturgical music, promoting Gregorian chant and increased participation in the Mass. He was known for his compassion for the poor and sick. When a devastating earthquake struck Messina, he personally sheltered refugees in the Vatican. His life was a testament to his deep faith, simplicity, and dedication to serving others. He was beatified in 1951 and canonized a saint in 1954. Saint Pius X is remembered for his profound impact on the Church, his promotion of the Eucharist, and his unwavering commitment to the faith, serving as a powerful model of humility and courage.