Saint Mary Byzantine Catholic Church

The parish of St. Mary had its beginning in 1902 when approximately 30 families purchased a piece of property for $350. These founding families immediately began the construction of a […]

Saint Nicholas Byzantine Catholic Church

Organized in 1911 by immigrants from Subcarpathian Rus’ and Hungary, St. Nicholas Church stands as a monument to their deep spirituality. The church building is almost cathedral-sized and offers an […]

Saint Michael Byzantine Catholic Church

The beginning of the 20th Century marked the arrival of the first Rusyn immigrants to Canonsburg. These people traveled about 40 miles round-trip to Byzantine Catholic churches in Pittsburgh and […]

Ascension of Our Lord Byzantine Catholic Church

The parish was restored under Father Michael Rapach (1931-50). Faithful parishioners cooperated in eliminating parish debts. A house was bought as a convent for the Sisters of St. Basil the […]

Holy Ghost Byzantine Catholic Church

At the close of the nineteenth century, industrialization and immigration were transforming the farms and small towns along the Monongahela River. A newly incorporated city, Charleroi – and its sister […]

Holy Trinity Byzantine Catholic Church

Originally, the future parish family of Holy Trinity Church traveled 35 miles eastward from Conemaugh, Pa. to attend religious services at St. Mary Byzantine Catholic Church in Johnstown. After a […]

Saint Anne Byzantine Catholic Church

Greek Catholics in the Clymer, Pa. area began efforts in1907 to organize a parish. Through the helping of St. Michael Greek Catholic Union Lodge #414, a parish was established under […]

Saints Peter and Paul Byzantine Catholic Church

Any historical sketch of the people of the Byzantine Catholic Church must include an appreciation of their deep faith in God and His church. Truly, their beginnings were very difficult. […]