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Saint Paul Cathedral Parish

Pittsburgh, PA

Saint Paul Cathedral Parish is a cathedral church of the Diocese of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, PA. Its patronal feast is kept on June 30. It was established in 1906.

Hours

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Mass Schedule

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Frinot listed
SatVigil
Daily
Daily

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Sacrament of Reconciliation

Fri 12:45 PM (St. Paul Cathedral); Sat 12:45-1:15 PM (St. Paul Cathedral); Sun 11:00 AM (St. Rosalia); 1st Sat 3:15 PM (St. Rosalia)

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Saint Paul Cathedral Parish, Pittsburgh
Photograph: Daderot · Public domain · Wikimedia Commons

Plan your visit

Sunday Mass
; in Spanish
Saturday vigil
Daily
and
Confession
Fri 12:45 PM (St. Paul Cathedral); Sat 12:45-1:15 PM (St. Paul Cathedral); Sun 11:00 AM (St. Rosalia); 1st Sat 3:15 PM (St. Rosalia)
Address
4599 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh Get directions
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Ministries and Works

What this parish does between Masses, as the parish itself publishes it.

Formation and catechesis

  • Bible Study
  • Faith Formation

Charity and relief

  • Food Pantry
  • Respect Life
  • St. Vincent de Paul Society

Service and outreach

  • Knights of Columbus

Youth and young adults

  • Young Adult Ministry

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About

Feast day
June 30
Rite
Roman Catholic
Established
1906
Pastor
Fr. Kris Stubna, Rector and Pastor
Languages
Spanish

History

Saint Paul Cathedral Parish serves as the mother church for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. This cathedral is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and dates from 1906. Egan & Prindeville designed the building in the Gothic Revival style. The see was erected in 1843, and Bishop Mark Eckman currently leads the diocese.

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Sources

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