Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh

06/08/2026

Yesterday, on the Solemnity of Corpus Christi, we took our faith beyond the walls of the church and into the streets.

Following the noon Mass at St. Paul Cathedral, we joined together in procession, accompanying Our Lord through Oakland in a beautiful public witness to the Real Presence of Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist. This ancient tradition reminds us that the Eucharist is not meant to remain hidden. Christ goes out into the world, and we are called to go with Him.

As we walked in prayer, song, and adoration, we proclaimed a simple but powerful truth: Christ is present among us, and His presence transforms lives.

Thank you to everyone who participated, prayed, organized, sang, served, and witnessed to our faith so beautifully. May the graces of this day continue to strengthen us to carry Christ into our homes, our neighborhoods, and our daily lives.

“O Sacrament Most Holy, O Sacrament Divine, all praise and all thanksgiving be every moment Thine.”

06/08/2026

Faith doesn't always remove our burdens, but it can transform the way we carry them. How has a personal struggle, loss, or challenge helped shape your relationship with God?

Leave your answer in the comments, and we may contact you to feature your response in the August/September issue of Pittsburgh Catholic magazine.

06/07/2026

Today, June 7, come to celebrate Corpus Christi on Sunday with noon Mass at Saint Paul Cathedral in Oakland, followed by a Eucharistic Procession through the neighboring streets.

The procession will begin between 1:15-1:30 pm. The group will process on a flat, 0.9-mile loop. Police will close the roads to cars as we process. There will be 3 stops at 3 different altars for readings & benediction. The procession will last 45 minutes - 1 hour.

All are welcome!

06/06/2026

The crosses we carry often become opportunities to encounter God's grace in unexpected ways. When you faced a difficult season, where did you see God working in your life? How did that experience strengthen your faith?

Tell us in the comments, and we may reach out to feature your response in the August/September issue of Pittsburgh Catholic magazine.

06/06/2026

Tomorrow, June 7, come to celebrate Corpus Christi with noon Mass at Saint Paul Cathedral in Oakland, followed by a Eucharistic Procession through the neighboring streets.

The procession will begin between 1:15-1:30 pm. The group will process on a flat, 0.9-mile loop. Police will close the roads to cars as we process. There will be 3 stops at 3 different altars for readings & benediction. The procession will last 45 minutes - 1 hour.

All are welcome!

06/05/2026

06/05/2026

Join us in praying the Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus from June 3 -11 as we prepare for the Consecration of the United States of America to the Sacred Heart.

06/05/2026

Artists and makers are invited to apply to the FestPGHArtist Market! We’re seeking original, high-quality work suited for a vibrant public festival setting. Selected vendors will join a curated mix of mediums and have the opportunity to share and sell their work to a large, diverse audience. Apply now at https://festpgh.org/artist

06/05/2026

The June/July issue Pittsburgh Catholic magazine is arriving now – and with it, our annual Reader Appeal.

Each issue of Pittsburgh Catholic shares stories of faith and charity, and the work of the Church throughout our six counties. Through inspiring stories, local news, and opportunities to grow in faith, this ministry helps connect Catholics across our diocese.

If Pittsburgh Catholic has informed, encouraged, or inspired you, please consider supporting this important ministry through this year’s Reader Appeal. Your generosity helps us continue sharing the Good News throughout western Pennsylvania: https://diopitt.org/pittsburgh-catholic-donate

Thank you for reading!

06/04/2026

Christ never promised a life without struggles, but He did promise to walk beside us through them. Has there been a challenge in your life that deepened your trust in God? How did your faith grow through that experience?

Share your story in the comments, and we may contact you to feature your response in the August/September issue of Pittsburgh Catholic magazine.