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Cornerstone Restaurant. Reservations required. $25

Join us for our annual fish fry!

6-week series on coping with bereavement. Each session will be a different topic. You are welcome to attend 1 or all 6. Please register at 412-781-0186.

The series will be held following the 10:00am Mass. It features brief video presentations by Bishop Robert Barron.

Cooks and servers meet at 5:15pm in the St. Joseph upper church parking lot

5th - 8th graders, come join the fun and learn your faith through vibrant activities and faith discussions. Meet in the Saint Scholastica Ministry Center.

The Saint Joseph Parish Survivors of Suicide Support Group meets on the first Wednesday of every month. For information, contact Karen Hicks-Voss at 412-963-8628

The series will be held following the 10:00am Mass. It features brief video presentations by Bishop Robert Barron.

5th - 8th graders, come join the fun and learn your faith through vibrant activities and faith discussions. Meet in the Saint Scholastica Ministry Center.

"Growing in the Spirit" is a group of adults who meet monthly to support each other and share practices and resources for spiritual growth.We meet in the Saint Scholastica Ministry Center library. For the next six months, we will be reading a book together: Six Ways to Pray from Six Great Saints, by Gloria Hutchinson (Franciscan Media). If you would like to join us, email Andrew Bechman at andybechman@saintscholastica.com for information.

Join us as we cook a meal for those who have family receiving medical treatment from UPMC or AHN. Meet at the St. Scholastica Ministry Center.

The series will be held following the 10:00am Mass. It features brief video presentations by Bishop Robert Barron.

The series will be held following the 10:00am Mass. It features brief video presentations by Bishop Robert Barron.

5th - 8th graders, come join the fun and learn your faith through vibrant activities and faith discussions. Meet in the Saint Scholastica Ministry Center.

Cooks and servers meet in upper parking lot at 6:15pm

Father Joe Freedy and Father Adam Potter, priests of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, will offer a presentation on why we were created, what our bodies tell us about us, and how our sexuality is fulfilled in life-giving love. Their talk uses the writings of Pope Saint John Paul II in his "Theology of the Body."