Dear Friends in Christ, In March of this year, I announced that we had received a complaint of child sexual abuse against Charles Appel, who was once a priest in […]
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Exploring ways to know and serve God and God’s people, together Discerning lay leaders from the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh will meet regularly to: Grow together in Christian faith, practice, […]
To register, email stbrendanskatie@gmail.com […]
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The Transition Committee of the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh Invites You & Your Family to a Celebration of the Ministry of Bishop Dorsey & Betsy McConnell A Pig Roast and […]
A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, […]
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Why do we need an Independent Police Review Board? Who will use it? How does my community join? What will it do? When will it be set up and ready […]
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St. Peter’s in Brentwood will soon be hosting an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting for the deaf and hard of hearing, with American Sign Language as the primary means for communication. The […]
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The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh has elected the Reverend Dr. Ketlen A. Solak as its next bishop. Bishop-elect Solak currently serves as rector of Brandywine Collaborative Ministries in Wilmington, Delaware. […]
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Months of planning and discernment will culminate this Saturday, June 26, in the Special Convention to Elect the IX Bishop of Pittsburgh. Members of the diocese, and others from near […]
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Dear Friends: The petition period in the election of our next bishop ended on Friday, with two names being offered along with the required number of signatures and supporting documents. […]
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