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2022 Philoptochos Assembly »
February 2, 2023
On Saturday, September 24, 2022, the Metropolis of Pittsburgh Ladies Philoptochos Society met for its first meeting of the new Ecclesiastical Year in conjunction with the Clergy-Laity Assembly at Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Pittsburgh, PA. -
Summer Camp 2022: Where To? »
July 29, 2022
We are thankful for another wonderful season of Our Metropolis Summer Camp at Camp Nazareth! This year’s theme was Where To? “Our help is in the name of the Lord, who made heaven and earth.” Psalm 124:8 -
2022 Metropolis Clergy-Laity, Philoptochos, and Youth Worker Assembly »
July 29, 2022
2022 Metropolis Clergy-Laity, Philoptochos, and Youth Worker Assembly Saturday, September 24, 2022 8:00am—5:00pm Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, Pittsburgh, PA -
2022 Metropolis Oratorical Festival »
July 29, 2022
The Metropolis of Pittsburgh St. John Chrysostom Oratorical Festival was held May 7 at Holy Trinity Cathedral in Camp Hill, PA. Five speakers in each division – Junior and Senior – spoke on topics such as fasting from technology, their relationship to God, responding to God’s call and the Orthodox Christian approach to war and violence. -
Save the Dates! »
July 29, 2022
Between Pascha and the start of the Ecclesiastical New Year, there are graduations (Sunday School, Greek School) festivals, Pentecost as well as summer saints and feasts to celebrate, vacation Bible school, and more. In short, our parishes are busy even as school is out and the pace of life slows for vacation and time with family and friends. Here are some dates to keep in mind:
Around the Archdiocese »
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Archiepiscopal Address, 32nd Annual Leadership 100 Conference »
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Invocation, Remarks, and Benediction, 32nd Annual Leadership 100 Conference General Assembly »
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AOB Director of Operations Nick Anton Ordained to the Holy Diaconate »
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Communique of the 12th Convening of the Assembly of Canonical Orthodox Bishops of the USA »
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