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A Pastoral Letter on Tactical Nuclear Weapons and the Christian Conscience by Fr. Matthew Hawkins
Worship as Participation by Fr. Matthew Hawkins
The Church in the City by Fr. Matthew Hawkins
Series on the Eucharist by Fr. Matthew Hawkins
From Maintenance to Mission
The Six Pillars
Mission Proposal
Contemporary Christian Songs/Rap/Hip Hop
Conversation and Christian Virtues
Introduction to Christianity
Sacred Threads by Fr. Matthew Hawkins
Understanding Pope Leo XIV’s Dilexi Te: “I Have Loved You”
Welcome/About Us
Welcome
Welcome
Parish Enrollment
Church and Parish Office
Contact Us
Parish Online Giving
Bulletins
Photos
About Us
Faith on Freedom Corner: Discover the Roots of Our Parish
St. Benedict the Moor Parish: A Journey of Faith and Identity
Our Patron Saint
Reflections on Our Patron Saint
Central Deanery
Bishop Zubik's Homily on July 12, 2020
Bishop Zubik's Letter Establishing SBTM Parish
Our Parish...One Year Later - 2021
From Mission to Personal Parish: The Story of Saint Benedict the Moor in Pittsburgh
Staff
Rev. C. Matthew Hawkins
Henry Anyabuoke, Outreach Minister
Worship/Sacraments
Mass Times
Mass Online
Baptisms & Weddings
Funeral Information
Black Catholics
Faith Formation
Bible Study
Parish Ministries
One Body, One Mission
Pastoral Letters
Christian Mothers and Women's Guild
Food Pantry
Men of Faith
SBTM Singles Ministry
Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Mother Teresa Conference
Prayer & Spirituality
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September
14
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2026
The Christian Mothers will lead all assembled in church in praying the Holy Rosary every Sunday in October at 10 am and they invite all parishioners and visitors to participate.