Penn State Byzantine Catholic Campus Ministry State College, PA
Note: Mailing Address differs from Meeting Place. Mailing Address: 24 Fulton Street P.O. Box 2 Hawk Run, PA 16840-0002 Meeting Place: Catholic Student Faith Center 117 E Park Ave. State […]
State College Byzantine Catholic Community
The Byzantine Catholic Community in State College is named after St. Basil the Great. We meet in the basement of a Mennonite church. Note: Mailing Address differs from Meeting Place. […]
Church of the Resurrection Byzantine Catholic
With the rise in population in the eastern suburbs of Pittsburgh during the 1960s, Archbishop Stephen Kocisko recognized the need to create a parish to serve Byzantine Catholics in that […]
Holy Spirit Byzantine Catholic Church
During the first decade of the twentieth century, immigrants from Carpatho-Ruthenia, a small portion of the vast Austro-Hungarian Empire, began to settle in the Oakland section of the City of […]
Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic Church
On April 12, 1907 the faithful filed a petition with Bishop Regis Canevin, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Pittsburgh, for permission to establish a parish. Upon approval they decided to […]
Saint Michael the Archangel Byzantine Catholic Church
St. Michael the Archangel Byzantine Catholic Church was founded in 1905; construction for the new church began the same year. When it was dedicated on October 7, 1906 the parishioners […]
Saint Nicholas of Myra Byzantine Catholic Church
The new church building served the growing congregation until it was razed in 1963. It was replaced by the present church, built on the same site and dedicated on June […]
Saint Mary Byzantine Catholic Church of the Assumption
St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church of the Assumption had its inception in 1902, under the leadership of Father Eugene Homicko. Early worship was held in the First National Bank building […]
Saint Mary Assumption Byzantine Catholic Church
St. Mary Assumption Byzantine Catholic Church was organized in May 1903, with the first resident pastor arriving in September of the same year. The first liturgical services were conducted in […]
Saint Stephen Byzantine Catholic Church
In 1997, the parish family of St. Stephen Byzantine Catholic Church festively celebrated 25 Years of Proclaiming the Lord. Attempting to meet the ever-increasing spiritual and pastoral needs of Byzantine […]