My prayer is that those who were grieved by the closing of Saint Anthony will join with their sisters and brothers at Saint Damien of Molokai Parish to bring the faith to new generations of Catholics in Monongahela.

We need to reclaim a culture of life and a civilization of love, in which people actually solve problems by helping others.

This settlement restores religious freedom guaranteed by the First Amendment.  Our litigation sought to re-establish the cornerstone principle that freedom of religion means freedom to practice our faith in daily life, not just in worship and prayer.

Our attorneys are reviewing the Interim Final Rule issued by the Department of Health and Human Services. We are thankful that it appears to be a significant step on the road to ensuring that the government cannot force religious institutions to violate the precepts that they teach.

Since the ninth century, millions of world travelers have embarked on an epic pilgrimage across northern Spain that is known to be profoundly enlightening, spiritually nourishing, and physically challenging. This spring, join other young adults from Pittsburgh as we embark on this mostly unpaved path with little more than a backpack and a pair of boots.

Our society should reflect our moral values, and one way we do that is through shared responsibility for health insurance. The Catholic bishops of the United States have endorsed universal health care since 1919.

Parishes in the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh will take up a special collection for victims of Hurricane Irma on the weekend of September 30–October 1, 2017.

Read the Bishop's most recent letter to the faithful, regarding an event honoring our Blessed Mother on Friday, October 13

Yes, really! Pope Francis and Bishop Zubik are asking for your honest and unfiltered critique of the Catholic Church. Take 10 minutes to make your voice heard!

Read the statement from Bishop Zubik, urging support for DACA

Msgr. Ronald P. Lengwin, spokesman for the Diocese of Pittsburgh, offered these remarks at “A Prayer for Pittsburgh: A Prayer for Peace,” an interfaith gathering at the City-County Building. He spoke on behalf of Bishop David A. Zubik, who was unable to attend.