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St. Benedict the Moor Novena
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Bulletins
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Prayer Requests
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Confession TimesPlease call 412.661.7222 or email Frs. Burke, Taylor, or Hawkins for an appointment.
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Online Giving
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Easter Flower memorials
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Return of Sunday School
We are actively planning for the return of Sunday School for Saint Benedict the Moor Parish.
Your help is needed for us to begin a successful program. Please fill out the pre-registration form to give us an idea of who is returning or starting new to our program.
Pre-Registration Form
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Small Discipleship Groups for Racial Justice Are back!
Presented by Mary, Queen of Peace Parish. This Easter season, presented by Mary, Queen of Peace Parish, is an opportunity to re-visit and deepen our work of listening, praying, and acting for racial justice within small faith communities. Beginning the week of April 12, we will meet for six weeks over Zoom. As with our other small discipleship groups, this is a way to “make Big Church small.”
Information and Registration
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Racism in the Catholic Church: Blind Spots
Panel discussion presented by The Knights of Peter Claver and Ladies Auxiliary Social Justice Committee on Racism.
Saturday, April 17, at 1 pm CDT (2 pm EDT) on Zoom.
Information and Registration
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Catholic News Service
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Black Catholics
- CNA Newsroom: Make it personal...aricle about our parish and interview with our priests
- Fr. Hawkins: African American spirituality enriches Catholics
- National Black Sisters' Conference urge Catholics to do more to end racism
- Catholic Social Teachings and African American Communities by Fr. Matthew Hawkinss
- Pittsburgh’s Newest Personal Parish Shines Light on the Black Catholic Tradition
- Fr. Hawkins: Black Lives Matter — and not just present ones, some Catholic educators are saying.
- Fr. Hawkins: Towards a Catholic understanding of the Phrase "Black Lives Matter"