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Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh

The Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh serves 628,000 Catholics in southwest Pennsylvania.

Founded on August 11, 1843, the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh is a faith community of 628,000 Catholics living across the southwest corner of Pennsylvania, encompassing Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Greene, Lawrence, and Washington counties. Led by Bishop Mark A. Eckman, the diocese is dedicated to a mission of helping everyone learn Jesus, love Jesus, and live Jesus. Individuals and families are invited to join the community by visiting a local parish. The diocese offers various opportunities for connection and spiritual growth, including diocesan events such as reflections, retreats, prayer gatherings, and community activities.

Location & Schedule

Frequency
Weekly (varies by parish)

The community

Members
628,000
Level
All levels
Age range
All ages
Language
English

Joining

Participation fee
Free
Membership
Visit a parish near you
Founded
1843
History
Founded August 11, 1843, this diocese serves as a community of 628,000 Catholics living in the southwest corner of Pennsylvania, including Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Greene, Lawrence, and Washington counties. The mission is to help everyone learn Jesus, love Jesus, and live Jesus.

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2026-10-29
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