During this three-session online Bible study beginning on January 25, we will look at the call of Moses as a model in order to reflect upon how God is calling us. Click the title above for details.

Now that the big day is over, it’s easy to forget that Christmas is a season, not just a day. Click the title above for more!

Ring in the new year with a blessing! Click the title above for the text.

Please read this letter from Fr. Dale on the choices we can make this Christmas to keep all of our parishioners safe and healthy.

A three-session online Bible study to help you observe the Christmas season, beginning on Monday, December 28. Click the title above for details.

The 4:00 pm Christmas Eve and 11:00 am Christmas Day Masses will be streamed live on our website and available for viewing afterwards. Join us, even if you can't come to Mass in person.

Experience the beauty of the Advent Season and prepare for Christmas through reflections, prayer, and music.

Click the title above for ways to keep Advent in your home!

Click the title above for information about some resources that may deepen your experience of Advent!

Click the title above for information on how to donate online to the Retirement Fund for Religious.

There are many requests to help our neighbors in need during the holiday season! Visit our Stewardship page by clicking the title above to learn of ways that you can share the good things you have been given.

Click the title above to access the Boxcast video of the Lower Allegheny Valley Catholic Parishes' online memorial service for 2020.

Click above for the text of Bishop Zubik's October 21 statement.

Friday, October 23, 3:30-6:30pm 205 Brilliant Ave, Main Building Take-out only

Click the title above for a link to our video page for the new online Children's Liturgy of the Word!

Click the title above for some resources for families who wish to pray together at home.

A young Jesuit in training, Brendan Gottschall, SJ, has written an article : "Should you go to Mass in a pandemic? 5 rules for discerning a hard question." In it, he applies some of St. Ignatius of Loyola's rules for discernment to the question. Click the title above for a link.

The dispensation from the obligation to attend Sunday Mass remains in effect. Our Mass will continue to be available online for those who cannot attend in person. Parishioners are requested to be considerate of everyone's safety by using masks and maintaining distance from others during services.

9:00am to 3:00pm daily at Saint Joseph in O'Hara, Madonna of Jerusalem in Sharpsburg, Saint Scholastica in Aspinwall, and Saint Edward in Blawnox.

During this time when we cannot gather as a community for prayer, we encourage you to pray in your own household. Here are some resources that might help.