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Dio Greensburg
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Dio Greensburg 3 weeks agoHappy Birthday, Bishop Persico, a native son, priest and former Vicar General of the Diocese of Greensburg. May God continue to provide you with His abundant blessings.
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Dio Greensburg 3 weeks agoAlmost 100 high school youth, Regional Directors, clergy, and chaperones traveled to Indianapolis for the National Catholic Youth Conference. Our diocesan group had a welcome dinner with Bishop Kulick, and he led us in prayer. Then we attended the opening session of the conference. Please pray for our young Church from Greensburg as they… Read more
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Dio Greensburg 3 weeks agoToday, November 21, is the celebration of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, honoring that Mary was consecrated to God from her earliest days. Set apart to be the Mother of the Savior, Mary was filled with grace and serves as a model of faithful dedication and obedience to God. May we too offer ourselves daily to God, trusting in… Read more
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Dio Greensburg 3 weeks agoBishop Larry J. Kulick invites you to join him on Friday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral, Greensburg, for the annual Diocesan celebration of Lessons & Carols. This special evening includes musicians from local parishes. Come and be nourished with sacred Scripture and holy song as we prepare ourselves to celebrate the birth… Read more
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Dio Greensburg 4 weeks agoToday, November 17, we celebrate the memorial of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, a royal princess whose life was marked by radical charity, humility, and devotion to the poor. Saint Elizabeth used her position and resources to care for the sick and needy, living out the Gospel through acts of mercy and selfless service. Her witness reminds us… Read more
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Dio Greensburg 4 weeks agoFrom persecutor to preacher — the story that changed everything.
We dive into the power of the Holy Spirit — not something we control, but a gift that transforms us when we align our hearts with God’s will.🎧 Releasing for your commute, your coffee break, or a faith-filled moment in your day.
Available wherever you listen to podcasts or at… Read more
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Dio Greensburg 4 weeks agoOn this Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, the Church calls us to reflect on the coming of the Lord and the need to persevere in the faith. In the Gospel, Jesus warns us that trials will come, but promises that those who remain faithful will be saved. As we approach the end of the liturgical year, these readings call us to stay vigilant,… Read more
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Dio Greensburg 4 weeks agoA magnificent day at Christ our Shepherd Center for THE WELL: A Future of Hope. Over 200 men attended to hear our wonderful keynote speakers, Dr. Leonard DeLorenzo From Notre Dame University and Auxiliary Bishop Joseph Espaillat from the Archdiocese of New York. Thanks to all the men who attended for this inspirational day of hope!
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Dio Greensburg 4 weeks agoAlmost 200 junior high school students from around the Diocese joined Bishop Kulick and Bishop Espaillat from the Archdiocese of New York for PAX, our Diocesan Youth Ministry. It was a wonderful evening of fun, reflection, Adoration and reconciliation for our young church.
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Dio Greensburg 4 weeks agoToday, November 13, we celebrate the memorial of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, whose life of loving compassion led her from Italy to America to found the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and establish 67 schools, hospitals, orphanages, and shelters for immigrants. Her example teaches us to see Christ in every person we meet. May… Read more
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