Trinity Cathedral is presenting a lunchtime series, “Loving Our Enemies,” On Wednesdays at noon through April 17th. This is a continuation of the discussion that began last fall about the […]
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March 25, 2019 Dear Friends in Christ, Late Friday night, a jury acquitted former East Pittsburgh police officer Michael Rosfeld of all charges related to his killing of 17-year old […]
Read More… from A Pastoral Note: Bishop McConnell on the Rosfeld Verdict
March 22, 2019 Dear sisters and brothers in Christ, Anyone who, for almost any reason, has had any dealings with the diocesan office for many years now, has come to […]
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Bishop Dorsey McConnell has named the Rev. Aidan Smith to be provost of Trinity Cathedral. Aidan is currently Dean of Advancement and Church Relations at Trinity School for Ministry in […]
On Monday, March 25, at 7 p.m., the diocesan Social Justice and Outreach Committee (SJO) will present the documentary film Plastic Paradise: The Great Pacific Garbage Patch. The film provides an opportunity to learn why so […]
Again this year the Social Justice and Outreach Committee is sponsoring a repack session at the Food Bank during Lent. Come join fellow Episcopalians from across the diocese at our […]
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Pittsburgh Theological Seminary and the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh have entered into a new partnership intended to change the way clergy and lay leaders are prepared for ministry in the […]
The next anti-racism training, Seeing the Face of God in Each Other, will be held at St. St. Thomas Memorial Church in Oakmont on Friday and Saturday, April 5 and 6, […]
On February 25, 2019, the Diocese of Pittsburgh completed the sale of real estate it owned in Donegal, Pennsylvania. The property included 160 acres of land, a guesthouse, and a […]
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