Welcome
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Contact Us
Holy Redeemer Parish
Phone: 724-758-4411, ext. 110
Fax: 724-752-1466
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Today's Readings
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Reading 1 Ez 37:21-28Responsorial Psalm Jeremiah 31:10, 11-12abcd, 13Gospel Jn 11:45-56
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Important Annoucments
By orders of the Bishop, palms may not be made
available until the restrictions are lifted!
Bishop Zubik has ordered all churches closed until further notice. For the time being, you are welcome to make a visit to the new grotto of Our Lady or visit the Good Shepherd under the bell tower while in your vehicle. Confessions have also been suspended for the time being.
Fr. Mark is inviting our Parish Family to unite in
prayer every day at 7 PM. We can pray our favorite prayers
for our Parish family and the world.Our Holy Redeemer Social Services/Food Bank
needs your help! Any non- perishable food items your can donate would be greatly appreciated! Your may drop off your donations Tuesday-Thursday from, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Monetary donations may also be mailed to Holy Redeemer Social Services, 300 Crescent Ave., Ellwood City, PA 16117. Thank you! -
"A Past to Remember, a Present to Celebrate and a Future Full of Promise"JOIN OUR CHURCH
If you have moved into our Parish area, encompassing Ellwood City / Koppel / Wampum communities, we are happy to welcome you! Perhaps you are inquiring about joining the parish and would like more information. This website will give you a wealth of information about Holy Redeemer Parish and the Parish Grouping of Ellwood City / Zelienople / Cranberry Twp.
We would love to meet you and share with you more information about our parish, and also formally "register" you as a parishioner!
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News from the Vatican
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Italians sitting down for dinner and turning on the evening news were greeted by Pope Francis. RAI state TV broadcast a recorded message from the pope, who said: “Let pray to the Lord for all those...
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From the moment he was introduced to the world after his election, Pope Francis has emphasized his identity as "the bishop of Rome."
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While Pope Francis’s Way of the Cross service on Good Friday has been transferred to the Vatican because of the coronavirus pandemic, the meditations focus, as always, on those who share the pain...
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