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Links
- Bishop Zubik's Statement on Fetal Research at Pitt
- Hyde Amendment: A Catholic Call to Action
- USCCB Votes to Write a Document on the Meaning of the Eucharist in the Life of the Church
- Q&A on the USCCB Vote to Draft a Document on the Meaning of the Eucharist in the Life of the Church
- The Truth about the Equality Act
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News
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November 19
On behalf of the Member Board of the Catholic High Schools of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, Inc., Bishop David Zubik has appointed Joseph Wilson, 48, as President of North Catholic High School (Cranberry Township) effective November 22, 2021.Read More -
November 5
Pope Francis has named the Rev. Mark Eckman as auxiliary bishop of Pittsburgh. Bishop-elect Eckman has been a priest in the Diocese of Pittsburgh for more than 36 years and serves as pastor of Resurrection Parish.Read More -
October 13
At a special Mass on October 17, 2021 at 2:30 p.m. in St. Paul Cathedral, Bishop David Zubik will ask the Holy Spirit to guide the participation of local Catholics in a worldwide consultation that Pope Francis has convoked to help him identify how best to discern God’s call to the Universal Church.Read More
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new! pittsburgh catholic magazine
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Read about Catholic life in the Diocese of Pittsburgh
The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh is launching Pittsburgh Catholic magazine. It is designed to inform and enrich the faith of Catholics in Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington counties.
It will be published every other month. We're eager for you to take a look
“I am pleased to offer this new instrument for evangelization and to build unity among local Catholics,” said Bishop David Zubik, the publisher.
“It will share stories of local Catholics who are living out their faith, as well as feature columns on spirituality, family life and other topics,” he said. “My goal is for this magazine to encourage readers to learn, love and live Jesus more and more each day.”
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journeying together: 2021 synod
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An invitation from the Holy Father
Pope Francis has invited every Catholic to advise him on how to discern the Church's path forward. This process, called a “synod, ” means “journeying together.”
From now until spring 2022, Catholics from across this diocese – and across the world – can share what the Holy Spirit has laid on their hearts. This journey of listening will conclude in October 2023 in Rome. There, Pope Francis will listen to bishops who have been listening to their people worldwide about the best ways for the People of God to help him discern the Church's path forward.
Text "Synod2021" to 84576 to receive regular updates on the Synod.
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live stream mass
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Every Sunday at 10 am
The diocese offers a live streamed Mass every Sunday at 10:00 am on the diocesan YouTube channel.
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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
Find out why a Catholic education is worth investing in.
Learn More
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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
