St. Michael's Greensburg, Pa.

St. Michael's Greensburg, Pa. St. Michael's Orthodox Church

The mission is to be accomplished by:
Living a full and liturgical and sacramental life
Proclaiming the Orthodox Christian Faith to all people
Providing effective charitable and social programs
Establishing strong spiritual leadership and educational resources

09/06/2026

AXIOS! May God grant many blessed years to the V. Rev. Fr. Lawrence Daniels. Today he received the gold cross from His Eminence Archbishop Melchizedek of the OCA at SS. Cyril & Methodius Church in Jeanette.

Today is the V. Rev. Fr. John Nosal's 75th birthday!  Send him a greeting via call, text, or email.  (For those who do n...
09/03/2026

Today is the V. Rev. Fr. John Nosal's 75th birthday! Send him a greeting via call, text, or email. (For those who do not know, Fr. John is the former pastor of St. Michael's, serving our parish for 35 years.) May God grant Fr. John good health and many more years!

Photos from Metropolitan SABA's visit to St. Michael's for the commemoration of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist.  ...
08/30/2026

Photos from Metropolitan SABA's visit to St. Michael's for the commemoration of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist.

(Photos courtesy of Fr. Habib McGee, Raymounda Chaho, and Christine Mansour)

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On the morning of Aug. 29, His Eminence Metropolitan Saba joined Fr. David Hyatt and the faithful of St. Michael's Green...
08/30/2026

On the morning of Aug. 29, His Eminence Metropolitan Saba joined Fr. David Hyatt and the faithful of St. Michael's Greensburg, Pa. for the divine services for the commemoration of the Beheading of the Holy Glorious Prophet, Forerunner and Baptist John.

During the Hierarchal Divine Liturgy, His Eminence preached on the two key figures in the day’s gospel reading (Mark 6:14-30), St. John and King Herod, asking the question, “Which man is truly free?”

St. John reminds us of the importance of believing the gospel, living the gospel, and then speaking the gospel in love, His Eminence said. King Herod demonstrates a life that is controlled by the passions, leading him to kill the Prophet even though he had some affection for him.

Herod’s passions controlled his life and although he was a king in a palace, he was actually a slave. While St. John, being confined in a prison, was truly free because he believed, lived, and spoke the gospel in love. Sayidna Saba called the clergy and faithful to follow the example of St. John in order to be free in the love of God.

Following the liturgy, His Eminence joined the clergy and faithful for a fasting fellowship meal, as well as a time of questions and conversation during which Sayidna Saba encouraged everyone to foster a family atmosphere where all are welcomed and loved and connected to the spiritual family of the Body of Christ, both on earth and in the heavens.

Metropolitan Saba was joined by Fr. Harith Ibrahim, Fr. Habib McGee, and Dn. Paisios Asfoura.

Report from the parish. More photos from Fr. Habib McGee at https://www.antiochian.org/regulararticle/2918.

Welcoming His Eminence Metropolitan SABA and His Grace Bishop THOMAS on Saturday, August 29th, for the Feast of the Behe...
08/25/2026

Welcoming His Eminence Metropolitan SABA and His Grace Bishop THOMAS on Saturday, August 29th, for the Feast of the Beheading of St. John the Baptist. Join us for Orthros at 9am and Hierarchical Divine Liturgy at 10am.

Why do we celebrate the day of Saint John’s death?On Saturday, August 29th, we commemorate the beheading of St. John the...
08/24/2026

Why do we celebrate the day of Saint John’s death?

On Saturday, August 29th, we commemorate the beheading of St. John the Baptist by serving the divine liturgy. What we are really celebrating on the day of the feast of the Beheading of Saint John the Baptist is his courage to witness to the Truth, to stand up and say to the king that what he was doing was wrong. The story of Saint John’s life and death can actually teach us a lot about courage, truth, and love. Regardless of the circumstance, Saint John teaches us to be honest and to stand up for what we believe, until the very end.

Read more by following this link:
https://obitel-minsk.org/saint-john-the-baptist?fbclid=IwY2xjawT5R7JwZG9mBWV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAGJyaWQRMVBQdWt5VlZnQzJ4RXB0bkxzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEe8WhCddPPPVPiDLQyJ_spmg3kb_6gPPWHwI_s4grPY_9KxBG8O8C0BgEd9Q4_aem_i7HhouziamHI0IRY7kUuLw

On the 11th of September, the Orthodox Christians that follow the Julian calendar commemorate Saint John the Forerunner by celebrating the feast day of his Martyrdom. John the Baptist, the cousin of Jesus Christ.

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1182 Ashland Street
Greensburg, PA
15601

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