January 13, 2021 Dear friends in Christ, Governor Wolf has recently modified the restrictions that were put into place last month in an attempt to […]
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Dear Colleagues and Friends in Christ; For many years, the Reverend Arthur Dilg has served as chaplain to the retired clergy of the diocese. It […]
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by Diocesan Chancellor Andy Roman The answer to this question is, probably no, you should not need to amend the parish bylaws. Most if not […]
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A Letter from Bishop McConnell January 8, 2021 Dear friends in Christ, This year is a year of hope. We look forward to the widespread […]
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The Feast of the Epiphany of our Lord My dear friends in Christ, This is an urgent call to pray for our nation. As I […]
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Christmas Eve, 2020 In Him was life, and that life was the light of humanity. The light shines in the darkness and the darkness has […]
The 2020 Parochial Report filing period begins January 2. This year’s Parochial Report has been updated to reflect the changes and challenges that parishes have […]
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The shift to online worship in 2020 occurred so quickly that there was little time to consider how best to capture online “attendance” numbers. Thus, […]
December 11, 2020 Dear friends in Christ, In light of Governor Wolf’s Covid-19 mitigation order issued late this week, I am again asking all congregations […]
Bishop McConnell and the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Beloved Community Initiative invites you to an online Advent Service of Lament, Repentance, and Reconciliation on Sunday, […]
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Our actions and beliefs are guided by Scripture, Tradition, and Reason.
