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Mass ScheduleSunday Mass Schedule
- Saturday: 4:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 5:00 PM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church 5:00 PM English English EN St. Gregory Church 6:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church
- Sunday: 8:00 AM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 8:00 AM English English EN St. Gregory Church 9:00 AM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church 10:00 AM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 11:00 AM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church 11:30 AM English English EN St. Gregory Church 12:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 5:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church
Daily Mass Schedule- MonFri 8:00 AM English English EN St. Gregory Church 8:30 AM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church
- MonSat 9:00 AM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church
- Wednesday: 7:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church (October-May); Rosary Garden (June-September), weather permitting
- Friday: 9:15 AM English English EN Sept-May School Mass at St. Gregory Church
Upcoming Special MassesSt. Peregrine Prayer Service- May 23: 7:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church
St. Anthony Novena- May 24: 7:00 PM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church with Father David Egan
Ascension- May 25: 7:00 PM English English EN at St. Gregory Church 7:00 PM English English EN at St. Ferdinand Church
- May 26: 8:00 AM English English EN St. Gregory Church 8:30 AM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 9:00 AM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church 12:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 7:00 PM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 7:00 PM English English EN St. Gregory Church 7:00 PM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church
Holiday Mass - Memorial Day- May 30: 9:00 AM English English EN St. Ferdinand Church 9:00 AM English English EN St. Gregory Church 9:00 AM English English EN Holy Redeemer Church
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Grouping News
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April 13Submission has been extended until May 9. Please fill out form and submit to the office.Read More
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March 9Pope Francis has invited the Universal Church to participate in and prepare for a synod “For a Synodal Church” to be held in 2023. This anticipates engagement at all levels of the Church. Bishop Zubik has asked each Parish/Grouping to conduct their own synodal session to provide insights that will go through the various levels of the Church, up to the Vatican. Our Grouping synodal session is scheduled for Tuesday, 29 March 2022, at St. Gregory School Gym beginning at 7:00 P.M. There are a couple of things you will need to do before attending the session: 1) Download and read the Participant Guide. Follow these steps: a) Go to the Diocesan website: www.diopitt.org. b) Scroll down the homepage to the item called “Synod on Synodality” and click on it. c) Look for the item called “Download the Participant Guide” and download the Guide. 2) Register to attend our session please click the title of this news.Read More
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March 4Please participate in the Final Parish Naming process by either using the paper form received in the mail or electronically by clicking on the link provided above on our home page called "Final Parish Naming Survey". The deadline is March 15, 2022. Thank you for participating!Read More
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February 28Our second parish grouping assembly for the Cities of God – St. Ferdinand, St. Gregory and Holy Redeemer – was held Saturday, February 26 at 6:30 pm at St. Gregory Church and Sunday, February 27 at 1:30 pm at St. Ferdinand. The next one will be Tuesday, March 1 at 6:30 pm at Holy Redeemer. The assembly was livestreamed at St. Georgy's meeting and is posted on our YouTube channel. This gathering will provide parishioners with an overview of the merger process, a timeline of events, information about the naming process for our new parish, and an opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback. Everyone is invited to attend the assembly and learn more about the process as WE work together to build OUR new parish community. For those attending in person. For those attending through YouTube please click the title of this post or go to Sunday Mass and Daily Reflections. If you have questions, please email TheCitiesofGod@gmail.comRead More
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The Catholic Diocese Of Pittsburgh
COVID Procedures Updates for the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh
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Message From Bishop David Zubik on Respect Life Month
Respect Life Statement/University of Pittsburgh Respect Life mass News Release
Pittsburgh Catholic Magazine
Find inspiration in the new Pittsburgh Catholic magazine!
The bi-monthly magazine features stories of local Catholics who are living their faith, as well as columns and articles to help all Catholics grow closer to Jesus and integrate their faith into daily life.
The Pittsburgh Catholic magazine will be mailed to the homes of people on parishioner mailing lists provided by parishes in the diocese six times a year. If you have not received a copy but would like to, please contact the parish office. An online version can be viewed here: https://www.diopitt.org/pittsburgh-catholic-magazine.
Obligation to Attend Mass Reinstated
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Statement From The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh Regarding Updated COVID Directives
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Diocese of Pittsburgh Churches Open to Full Seating Capacity May 31; Masks Still Required
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LIVE NOW!
A new, online version of the Pittsburgh Catholic is live!
It offers some of the stories, columns and updates you loved in the printed newspaper alongside fresh, new content to connect you to your faith.
Printable issues will be available to download from the site for readers who do not have Internet access. Visit the new site https://pittsburghcatholic.orgAll men and women are created in God's image
Racism is a sin, the effects of which have become painfully and violently evident in cities across the U.S. in recent weeks. The Catholic Church has always held that every human being, regardless of his or her skin color, is made in the image and likeness of God, and therefore, has intrinsic value and worth. Racism destroys that dignity that God bestows. It has no place in our societies or in our hearts.
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Links
- Catholic Relief Services
- Catholic Directory
- Church Alive Website
- Diocesan Website
- Find a Parish
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- Heroin Rehab and Recovery
- Marriage Encounter- Enhance Your Marriage
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- St. Vincent de Paul
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- Vatican Website
- Vocations
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Adoration Times
- Thursday: 6:30 PM to 7:30 PM St. Gregory- Every Second and Fourth Thursday of The Month
- Friday: 9:00 AM St. Ferdinand - after the 8:30 am Mass
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Reconciliation
- Saturday 10:00 AM St. Gregory Church- Every Saturday 10:00 AM St. Ferdinand Church- Every Saturday 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM Holy Redeemer Church- Every Saturday
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Private Prayer Schedule
St. Ferdinand:
- 10 am-5 pm (M-F)
Holy Redeemer:
- 10 am-1:30 pm (M-F)
- 10 am-12 pm (Sat.)
- 9 am-12 pm (Sun.)
St. Gregory:
- 10 am-3:00pm (M-F)
- 10 am-12 pm (Sat.)
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Sacraments
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Bishop Zubik's Clergy Appointments
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May 9
Bishop Zubik announces the following clergy appointment: deacon.Read More -
January 19
Bishop Zubik announces the following clergy appointments: senior parochial vicar, released from assignment, administrative leave.Read More -
December 2
Bishop Zubik announces the following clergy appointments: institutional chaplain, retired with assignment, and released from assignment.Read More -
November 11
Bishop Zubik announces the following clergy appointments: Pastor and retirement.Read More -
October 13
Bishop Zubik announces the following clergy appointments: part-time parochial vicar and part-time high school chaplain.Read More
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