Heinz Chapel in Pittsburgh
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Heinz Chapel in Pittsburgh
Wondered into a gorgeous church and this organ was playing. Beautiful.
Pittsburgh's Heart Still Beats Catholic - SSPX Renovates Historic St James
- In this video, we tell a real-life story illustrating how Catholic Tradition is the only possible future for the Catholic Church. The story takes place in Pittsburgh so a brief history is given of the Catholic Church in the Steel City. Sadly, the diocese of Pittsburgh has seen many church closings and parish mergers in her recent years. One such church that was closed in 2004 was St. James Catholic Church in the West End.
The story is about how St. James was brought back to life in 2015. Its resurrection was only possible through Catholics who have remained faithful to the Church’s Tradition. The video also gives a brief description of the Priestly Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) which has championed Catholic Tradition worldwide and especially in Pittsburgh through the restoration of St. James's Church.
We hope to open the eyes of all Catholics to the reality of the situation in the Catholic Church and give them hope through this story. The video is especially intended for all Catholic individuals and families in Pittsburgh who want to remain faithful and perhaps are struggling to do so in their current parish. The video is also intended for those who have abandoned the Catholic Church, not knowing that Tradition is still alive in Pittsburgh or elsewhere in the world.
Above all, it is a call to arms for all Catholics, especially in Pittsburgh, to stop the revolution that is taking place in the Church’s liturgy, doctrine, morals, and cultural life. This alone is the goal of the SSPX and St. James's Church. We hope that many more souls will be a part of it and join us in this work.
St. James Catholic Church
326 South Main Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15220
412-875-6323
santiagosspx@gmail.com
For more information, please visit sspx.org A website will soon be dedicated to St. James Church at sspx.org
Mass times for St. James:
Sunday - 9:00 a.m.
First Friday - 7:00 p.m.
First Saturday - 9:00 a.m.
All other Saturdays - 6:00 p.m.
Confessions begin at least 45 minutes prior to each Mass.
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Heinz Memorial Chapel is a Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation Historic Landmark and a contributing property to the Schenley Farms National Historic District on the campus of the University of Pittsburgh in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Video: Harrisburg Amtrak Station, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA, Jun 2011
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The Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh
The Church Brew Works in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
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Pittsburgh pub brewers of Roggen Beer, Celestial Gold, Pipe Organ Pale, Pious Monk Dunkel, and Bell Tower Brown Ale. Includes history, menu, hours, music ...
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The Diocese of Pittsburgh reorganizes and suppresses St. John the Baptist. The dormant church undergoes construction. The Church Brew Works opens for.
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Video: Messiah Lutheran Church, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA, Jun 2011
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Beautiful Old Churches Of Central and Western Pennsylvania
Churches are great architectural gems and this is a sample of the beauty of churches found across the state of Pennsylvania. Images are from Pittsburgh Pa. Uniontown Pa. Latrobe Pa. Greensburg Pa. Dormont Pa. Mount Pleasant Pa. Mount Lebanon Township Pa. Brownsville Pa. West Brownsville Pa. Harrisburg Pa. Lebanon Pa. Hershey Pa. Campbelltown Pa. Hummelstown Pa. Connellsville Pa. Iglesias Historicas y Bonitas De Norteamerica. Hermosas iglesias facebook.com/rishayan
The Official Pittsburgh Christmas Tree Arrives.
The official Pittsburgh Christmas tree sure does look taller than the claimed 65-feet. Judge for yourself.
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[1916 - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania City Views]
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23:16:10 Drawing of Fort; CU restored buildings. Pan over bridges across river & downtown Pittsburgh w/ smoke & haze. MCU skyscrapers; LS pan across.
23:17:06 Title: ?? Inclined cog railroad on hillside. Upper level w/ cars & trucks driving onto railroad; & descending. View of cars up & down; warehouses on river level.
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23:17:58 Street scenes; railroad station & pedestrians. Roads w/ cars & up & down hills. Pan over Ford Motor Company building; street scenes in downtown; buildings & flag on antenna.
23:18:47 Title: ?? Conservatory.
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23:19:12 Pan over Carnegie Institutes & Library (?). Observatory on hilltop. Statue or monument in roundabout w/ line of cars.
23:19:29 Title: ?? Pan across institutional building complex w/ US flag on pole. Railroad & canyon beneath highway bridge.
23:19:52 Title: ?? St Paul's Cathedral.
23:19:58 Title: ?? War memorial
23:20:06 Title: ?? Pennsylvania Historical Society
23:20:18 Title: ?? Pittsburgh University Large stone building on hillside, cars & people around.
23:20:27 Title: ?? Shenley Center of Higher education. Very large four story building
23:20:41 Title: ?? Athletic club. Pan over very large building; cars along street.
23:20:57 Title: ?? LS from hilltop of river & factories. Pan over views of city & highways along parks.
23:21:14 Title: ?? Car past large monumental statue on pillars. View across river & road up hill.
23:21:34 Title: ?? Zoo buildings, bears in cage; llama, monkeys.
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CHEERFUL ASCETIC, Father Francis Xavier Seelos, a 19th century Redemptorist missionary priest.
Francis Xavier Seelos was born on January 11, 1819 in Fussen, Bavaria, Germany. He was baptized on the same day in the parish church of St. Mang. Having expressed a desire for the priesthood since childhood, he entered the diocesan seminary in 1842 after having completed his studies in philosophy. Soon after meeting the missionaries of the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists), founded for the evangelization of the most abandoned, he decided to enter the Congregation and to minister to the German speaking immigrants in the United States. He was accepted by the Congregation on November 22, 1842, and sailed the following year from Le Havre, France arriving in New York on April 20, 1843. On December 22, 1844, after having completed his novitiate and theological studies, Seelos was ordained a priest in the Redemptorist Church of St. James in Baltimore, Maryland, U.S.A.
After being ordained, he worked for nine years in the parish of St. Philomena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, first as assistant pastor with St. John Neumann, the superior of the Religious Community, and later as Superior himself and for the last three years as pastor. During this time, he was also the Redemptorist Novice Master. With Neumann he also dedicated himself to preaching missions. Regarding their relationship, Seelos said: “He has introduced me to the active life” and, “he has guided me as a spiritual director and confessor.”
His availability and innate kindness in understanding and responding to the needs of the faithful, quickly made him well known as an expert confessor and spiritual director, so much so that people came to him even from neighboring towns. Faithful to the Redemptorist charism, he practiced a simple lifestyle and a simple manner of expressing himself. The themes of his preaching, rich in biblical content, were always heard and understood even by everyone, regardless of education, culture, or background. A constant endeavor in this pastoral activity was instructing the little children in the faith. He not only favored this ministry, he held it as fundamental for the growth of the Christian community in the parish. In 1854, he was transferred from Pittsburgh, to Baltimore, then Cumberland in 1857, and to Annapolis (1862), all the while engaged in parish ministry and serving in the formation of future Redemptorists as Prefect of Students. Even in this post, he was true to his character remaining always the kind and happy pastor, prudently attentive to the needs of his students and conscientious of their doctrinal formation. Above all, he strove to instill in these future Redemptorist missionaries the enthusiasm, the spirit of sacrifice and apostolic zeal for the spiritual and temporal welfare of the people.
In 1860 he was proposed as a candidate for the office of Bishop of Pittsburgh. Having been excused from this responsibility by Pope Pius IX, from 1863 until 1866 he dedicated himself to the life of an itinerant missionary preaching in English and German in the states of Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.
After a brief period of parish ministry in Detroit, Michigan, he was assigned in 1866 to the Redemptorist community in New Orleans, Louisiana. Here also, as pastor of the Church of St. Mary of the Assumption, he was known as a pastor who was joyously available to his faithful and singularly concerned for the poorest and the most abandoned. In God’s plan, however, his ministry in New Orleans was destined to be brief. In the month of September, exhausted from visiting and caring for the victims of yellow fever, he contracted the dreaded disease. After several weeks of patiently enduring his illness, he passed on to eternal life on October 4, 1867, at the age of 48 years and 9 months.
His Holiness Pope John Paul II, proclaimed Father Seelos Blessed in St. Peter's Square on April 9th of the Solemn Jubilee Year 2000. His Feast Day is October 5.
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Pittsburgh: A Journey Through Time!
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[Wikipedia] Saint Vincent Archabbey
Saint Vincent Archabbey, is a Roman Catholic Benedictine Monastery in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania in the city of Latrobe. A member of the American-Cassinese Congregation, it is the oldest Benedictine monastery in the United States and the largest in the Western Hemisphere. The Benedictine monks of St. Vincent operate and teach Saint Vincent Basilica Parish, Saint Vincent College, and Saint Vincent Seminary. The monks also provide pastoral care for Catholics in the Dioceses of Baltimore, Greensburg, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Altoona-Johnstown, and Richmond. The monks also run a military school in Savannah, Georgia (Benedictine Military School). The Archabbey also oversees Wimmer Priory in Taiwan, and Saint Benedict Priory in Brazil.
The original abbey structures were designed by the German-American architect, J. William Schickel and built between 1891 and 1905.
The current archabbot of St. Vincent's is Rt. Reverend Douglas Robert Nowicki, O.S.B. who was elected by the monastic community in 1991 and reelected in 2010.
Prior to Rev. Nowicki, the Archabbey had had ten archabbots:
Boniface Wimmer (1855 to 1887)
Andrew Hintenach (1888 to 1892)
Leander Schnerr (1892 to 1918)
Aurelius Stehle (1918 to 1930)
Alfred Koch (1930 to 1949)
Denis Strittmatter (1949 to 1963)
Rembert Weakland (1963 to 1967)
Egbert Donovan (1967 to 1979)
Leopold Krul (1979 to 1983)
Paul Maher (1983 to 1991)
The monks operate St. Vincent Archabbey Gristmill, listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978.
Monks from this abbey founded Newark Abbey (Newark, NJ) (founded as St Mary's), Saint John's Abbey (Collegeville, Minnesota), Saint Bernard Abbey (Cullman, Alabama), Saint Benedict Abbey (Atchison, Kansas), Saint Mary's Abbey (Morristown, New Jersey), Saint Bede Abbey (Peru, Illinois), Saint Procopius Abbey (Lisle, Illinois), and Mary Help of Christians Abbey (Belmont, North Carolina).
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Divine Mercy Sunday - Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
On Sunday, April 12, 2015, newly commissioned Sacred Artwork was unveiled by the Knights of Columbus and blessed by Fr. Joseph Sredzinski at historic Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, Polish Hill, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The newly rendered The Virgin Mary of Nazareth, Ark of The New Covenant, Throne of The Divine Mercy Incarnate was created by James Sulkowski, Artist. The church is one of the first churches in the United States to hold the Divine Mercy Novena.
St Peters Pipe Organ - Columbia, PA
Historic pipe organs can be found in churches throughout the USA. This is the story of one pipe organ located in St. Peter's Catholic Church in Columbia, Pennsylvania. This story tells you about the organ as well as the man and business that maintains it. For more stories on travel destinations visit AmericanLifestyleNetwork.com.