As we gathered in our various congregations on the Last Sunday of Epiphany, contemplating moving into Lent, we might have been surprised to hear the Gospel appointed for that day […]
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The Ninth Annual East End Parishes Tuesday Night Lenten Preaching Series 2010 […]
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Diocesan Sunday School and Christian Education Directors will be meeting on Thursday, February 18, at 1:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Highland Park. All Directors of Sunday School […]
The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh invites you to join us for A Celebration of New Ministry for the Right Reverend Kenneth L. Price, Jr. Sunday, February 14 at 4:00 p.m. […]
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Ask middle and high school students to write about "Faithfulness, Courage, and Persistence," name the contest after a pioneering African-American journalist, and offer a $100 Savings Bond to the winner, […]
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First Thursday of the Month Choral Evensong at St. Andrew's, Highland Park Thursday evening, February 4, 2010, 8:00 p.m. Observing the Presentation of Christ in the Temple: the Purification of […]
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Congressman Jason Altmire will describe his role in the rescue of 54 orphans after the earthquake in Haiti, when he speaks at Christ Episcopal Church in the North Hills, this […]
Today Common Pleas Court Judge Joseph James accepted a Special Master’s report detailing the properties the Judge has previously ruled should be controlled by the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh. The […]
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On Sunday, January 31st, the day that the church has set aside to commemorate our 12th Rector, Samuel Moor Shoemaker, will be observed with special events at Calvary Episcopal Church. […]
The Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh’s new bishop, Kenneth L. Price, has begun reaching out to dozens of congregations to address concerns they may have about the Episcopal Church, both now […]
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