May 10, 2021 Dear friends in Christ, In a few days, the Standing Committee, thanks to the work of the Nominating Committee, will report to the Diocese the names of […]
May 7, 2021 Dear friends in Christ, One week from now, we expect to identify a slate of nominees who will stand for election to be the Ninth Bishop of […]
April 20, 2021 Dear friends in Christ, The trial of Derek Chauvin will likely conclude in the coming days. Whatever the result, we may see a familiar pattern. The verdict […]
The diocesan Beloved Community Initiative (BCI) invites you to join Presiding Bishop Michael Curry as he brings together participants and facilitators who’ve been part of the Sacred Ground race dialogue […]
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The 2018 Episcopal General Convention resolution, D029 Condemning Prolonged Solitary Confinement as a Form of Torture, calls on all Episcopalians to amplify their voice in solidarity with human rights groups, […]
As the saying goes, we want to hear from you. It’s true! As the Diocese of Pittsburgh continues this new collaborative effort of establishing a Beloved Community, an important step […]
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St. Brendan’s next Public Forum is Tuesday, April 20, at 7 p.m. via Zoom. The topic is Social Justice and Food Security. Mitch Bassi, a long-time volunteer at the Greater […]
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Friday & Saturday, May 14 & 15, 2021 A Zoom workshop in four parts Preparatory work prior to gathering together Friday evening Saturday morning Saturday mid-afternoon The last day to […]
Easter 2021 Dear Friends in Christ, It is Easter. Once again, we face the empty tomb of the risen Christ; we stand with the astonished women in Mark’s gospel (Mark […]
Join the Rev. Canon Eric McIntosh and the Rev. Canon Natalie Hall for a diocesan-wide Eastertide conversation about the content of two important documentaries: The Black Church: This is Our […]
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