"The Holy Spirit shall come upon you and the power of the Most High shall overshadow you."
[Luke 1:35]
Founded in 1907. Celebrating 119 years of service to the Byzantine Catholic community in the medical and academic center of Pittsburgh.
All are welcome to join us.
Sunday of the Fathers of the
Six Ecumenical Councils
Eighth Sunday After Pentecost
18 July 2026
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PLEASE NOTE: If the temperature is too high, morning services will be in the church, but evening services will be in the hall. This will be posted on the front door of the church as needed. Thank you.
READING: 1st Corinthian 1: 10-18, Hebrews 13: 7-16
GOSPEL: Matthew 14: 14-22, John 17:1-13
Confession is available before most services.
Matins is prayed before Sunday Liturgy at 7:00am,
with the Rosary at 7:45am.
The Sunday evening Liturgy will take place at 6pm
(Confession at 5pm).
All are welcome to join us!
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We are looking for volunteers interested in learning how to lead Matins as a reader's service. Please contact Fr. Michael or use the church contact page for more information.
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Weekly Schedule
Please see the bulletin for feast days and other exceptions.
Generally, feast days will be celebrated as a vigil with 5-5:45pm Confessions,
6pm Great Vespers, and 7pm Divine Liturgy.
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Monday
6-6:45pm Confessions, 7pm Daily Vespers
Tuesday and Wednesday - Services at St. Pius X in Carrick
Thursday - Father's day off
Friday
6-6:45pm Confessions, 7pm Divine Liturgy
Saturday
5-5:45pm Confessions, 6pm Great Vespers
Sunday
7am Matins, 7:45am Rosary, 8am Divine Liturgy
5pm Confessions, 6pm Divine Liturgy
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UPCOMING HOLY DAYS
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7/19 ~ Venerable Mother Macrina, Venerable Father Dios
7/20 ~ St. Elijah the Prophet
7/22 ~ St. Mary Magdalene, Equal to the Apostles, Translation of the Relics of the Hieromartyr Phocas
7/24 ~ The Holy Martyrs Christine, Boris, and Gleb
7/25 ~ Dormition of Holy Anna, Memory of the Holy Women Olympiada and Euphraxia, Commemoration of the Fifth Ecumenical Council