St. Michael’s of the Valley Episcopal Church, Ligonier, awarded its annual scholarship to Marcus Platt at the commencement ceremony of the Neighborhood Academy on May […]
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As the school year winds down and sights are set on the summer, Calvary Camp is ramping up for its 73rd consecutive year of recreation […]
May 27, 2009 The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh presented its case in court today for regaining control of diocesan assets still held by former leaders […]
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church presents a Choral Evensong and Recital on Thursday, June 4, 2009 at 8 p.m. Observing the Feast of the Visitation of […]
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The annual St. Michaels’ Country Fair will take place Saturday June 6th from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. in the fairfield adjacent to the parish […]
The Standing Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh has unanimously withheld its consent of a candidate for Bishop in Michigan because of his questionable […]
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By Dana Phillips In an exciting new way of doing business, members of Diocesan Council, the Standing Committee, and the Board of Trustees met jointly […]
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Over $35,000 in grants, reduced assessment for some parishes, and a new youth initiative were approved by Diocesan Council this week, in an overwhelming show […]
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The newly formed Diocesan Youth Initiative is gathering information on the current youth programs in existence around the diocese. If your parish has an active […]
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From Episcopal Life Online — The role of young people, the fate of controversial resolutions and the effect of actions on the "people in the […]
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