Pittsburgh Pastoral Care Conference for Shepherds (Clergy) and Other Caregivers (Laity) of the Flock “Seeking Recovery – Mind, Body, Spirit & Financial Recovery” Friday, May […]
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The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh is honored to host the 40th Annual Conference of the National Network of Episcopal Clergy Associations (NNECA). Scheduled for May […]
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Vibrant parishes make a diocese strong. A healthy diocese helps its congregations flourish. At the heart of both actions are local leaders who are confident […]
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On Sunday I began Holy Week at Holy Cross in Homewood. Palm Sunday is such a busy day that I normally avoid scheduling a visitation […]
Saturday 8 May 2010 1:00 – 4:00 in the afternoon The Episcopal Church of the Redeemer 5700 Forbes Ave – Squirrel Hill Anglican Chant is […]
NYOP: paving paths to the future providing safe haven while empowering young people. From the March 24, 2010 edition of The New Pittsburgh Courier Reprinted […]
The Social Justice & Outreach Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh, in conjunction with Habitat for Humanity invites you to: Build a House, Unite […]
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Action taken by Diocesan Council at its meeting of March 8: * Approved $9,000 in continued support of the reading program at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, […]
Quiet Day For Women Saturday, April 17, 2010 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. “Mary” Blessed Mother—Where Are You! Presented by The Rev. Dr. Moni McIntyre […]
We need people to pray, advise, plan, and lead in exploring renewal of Cursillo in the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh. If you can do any […]
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