News
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events
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Find an event near you
Are you looking to connect with other Catholics? Click here for a list of in-person and virtual events across the diocese.
Do you have a parish event that you would like to have added to our event page? Email details to Theresa Sullivan: tsullivan@diopitt.org. Make sure to include the event description, audience, date, time, location, and any promotional graphics.
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department of Communications and community relations
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Jennifer Antkowiakjantkowiakdiopitt.orgExecutive Director of Communications and Community Relations; Diocesan Spokesperson
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Theresa Breitenbachtbreitenbachdiopitt.orgDigital Media Strategist
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psuranodiopitt.orgProducer/Assignment Editor
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Ann Rodgersarodgersdiopitt.orgSenior Writer/Creative Strategist
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Michael Ananiamananiadiopitt.orgVideo/Digital Media Production Editor
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Jaclyn Heinjheindiopitt.orgDigital Media Specialist
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N. Chip Kelschnkelschdiopitt.orgManager of the Diocesan Print Shop
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Bill Hillbhilldiopitt.orgCommunications Consultant
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cmillerdiopitt.orgAdministrative Assistant, Communications and Community Relations
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diocesan social media policy
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The diocese adheres to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops' (USCCB) social media guidelines.
From the USCCB:
"'Communication is a means of expressing the missionary vocation of the entire Church; today the social networks are one way to experience this call to discover the beauty of faith, the beauty of encountering Christ. In the area of communications too, we need a Church capable of bringing warmth and of stirring hearts' (Pope Francis' Message for the 48th World Communications Day [WCD], 2014).
"Social media is fundamentally changing how people communicate. Our Church can not ignore it; in fact, it is our responsibility as Catholics to bring the Church's teachings into what Pope Benedict XVI called the "digital continent."
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news from the vatican
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In terms of assigning blame for the climate crisis, the pontiff is critical of wealthy nations, especially the United States, for disproportionately causing the emissions that scientists believe...
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In his opening Mass for this month’s highly-anticipated Synod of Bishops on Synodality, Pope Francis said modern global challenges require the Church to be warm and welcoming, free of the ideology...
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