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News
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May 14
In continued alignment with local, state, and federal health guidelines, effective immediately, the fully vaccinated may attend Diocese of Pittsburgh Masses and all gatherings on parish property without wearing a mask. To accommodate those who are not fully vaccinated, and those who may feel more comfortable seated around others who are wearing a mask, a section in every church will be maintained for mask wearing.Read More -
Students at Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Academy Move to Remote Learning Due to COVID ConcernsMay 12
Out of an abundance of caution, fifth grade students at Christ the Divine Teacher Catholic Academy (Aspinwall) will move to remote learning effective immediately. The decision was made based on recent COVID cases in the school community and health recommendations after consulting with diocesan officialsRead More
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Live stream Sunday Mass with Bishop Zubik
Masses have resumed in many parishes around the diocese, but Bishop Zubik will continue to live stream Mass every Sunday at 10:00 am from the chapel at St. Paul Seminary. Click below to pray virtually with him.
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hOW CAN OUR SEMINARIANS PRAY FOR YOU?
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Submit a Prayer Intention
The St. Paul Seminarians are practicing social distancing just like you, but do not want to be spiritually distant. They want to pray for your specific intentions during this time.
Watch the invitation from seminarian Matt Selzer.
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Support Parishes, Schools, and diocesan ministries
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Donate Online
During this time of much fluidity and change caused by the coronavirus pandemic, the Church still needs your financial support. The diocese has set up channels that will allow you to support the parish, school, or diocesan ministry of your choice.
Click here to donate
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Our Bishop Meet Bishop David A. Zubik
Bishop David A. Zubik is the Twelfth Bishop of Pittsburgh.
Meet our Bishop
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Lighting the way. Pittsburgh Catholic Schools
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“We need to be able to see the Church as an invitation to the future, so that every one of us sees ourselves as important to the Church and to helping it grow. That's the reason why Jesus called people to be His disciples."
-Bishop David Zubik
