St. Michael’s of the Valley, Ligonier (in Rector, PA) is searching for its next priest. View the Rector Search section of the parish’s website for more information, including a comprehensive […]
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All members of District 2 parishes are invited to the first of a series of events to deepen our faith and our connections to each other. This event will be […]
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Dear Friends, A favorite Christmas card that I once received featured a dove suspended in midair against a rich, deep-blue night sky. Below the dove, the word “PEACE” was prominently […]
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Bishop Ketlen’s 2022-23 visitation schedule through the end of June 2023, is now available for download and printing by clicking here. The Diocesan Cycle of Prayer for December 2022 through the […]
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157th Annual Convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh Saturday, November 19, 2022 Remarks to Convention delivered by the Right Reverend Ketlen A. Solak, D.Min, IX Bishop of Pittsburgh […]
Standing Committee Clergy: The Rev. Laura Di Panfilo, St. Paul’s, Mt. Lebanon Lay: Wesley Rohrer, St. Andrew’s, Highland Park Board of Trustees Sheila Stagnitta, St. Andrew’s, Highland Park Constitution & […]
The business portion of convention begins with our pre-convention gatherings for lay and clergy deputies via Zoom where we will review the budget, discuss District-specific positions, and review online voting […]
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New to the Diocese On September 1, the Rev. Cameron Soulis joined the staff of Calvary Church, East Liberty, as its Associate Rector. Cameron came to Pittsburgh from the Diocese […]
Seeking Abundance, Seeing Abundance and being… Thankful for Our Abundance We live in tumultuous times. Even as the people of God, it is easy to surrender to anxiety and fear, […]
Read More… from The 157th Annual Convention of the Diocese of Pittsburgh
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