Saint Paul Cathedral parish will host a Mass in honor of Saint Regis on his feast day, June 16 this year. Our pastor and rector, Father Stubna will celebrate this Mass at 6:30 pm at our Saint Regis site, located at 3256 Parkview Avenue, South Oakland. All are welcome.
Please note that on Memorial Day, Monday, May 31 there will be a Mass at 8:15 am at St. Paul Cathedral and a Mass at 10:00 am at our St. Rosalia site. There will be no 12:05 pm Mass that day and the Cathedral will be closed following the 8:15 am Mass that morning. In addition, the parish office will be closed on Monday, May 31 in observance of Memorial Day. The office will reopen on Tuesday, June 1 at 9:00 am.
A landscaping workday is scheduled for this Saturday, June 5 beginning at 9:00 am, weather permitting. We will have flowers to plant around the Cathedral rectory as well as some other landscaping chores. We can use the help of any volunteers who can join us. Bring your gloves and any diggers you might have. Coffee and donuts will be served. Consider coming together and helping us in our annual spring flower planting as we work to beautify the Cathedral grounds. All are welcome.
Diocesan regulations are still in place to prevent the spread of the coronavirus or any other type of flu or virus. Some significant changes have taken place with more that will become effective on Monday, May 31. We need everyone's cooperation in our attempts to remain open and to stay safe and healthy. Please cooperate as members of our parish family with the rules in place. Click here for more information!
We are fast approaching almost 10 months as a newly configured parish, Saint Paul Cathedral Parish. While the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the restrictions in place have seriously limited our ability to gather, there are many good signs of our progress in coming together as a parish family...
The Spartan Community Center of Hazelwood (formerly the Saint Stephen School) will be holding COVID-19 vaccinations every Friday from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm for the next several weeks. Appointments can be made by calling the Spartan Community Center at 412-422-9520. Walk-ins may also be accepted.
Join Father Stubna, parish staff members, and parishioners for the inaugural bike ride of the St. Paul Pedalers on Friday, April 30 at 6:00 pm (Rain date – Friday, May 7). We’ll meet in the North Dithridge side parking lot. Email Erica at egamerro@saintpaulcathedral.org to register and for more details. Click for more information!
We are invited to journey with our Lord and Savior as we remember and celebrate His saving passion, death, and Resurrection. We do so mindful of the restrictions still in place: our masking, social distancing, and sanitizing requirements are critically important for all who come to both Saint Paul Cathedral and our Saint Rosalia site. Click for more information and to view the complete schedule!
The hearing loop has been installed and is functional in the Cathedral itself and in the Cathedral Social Hall. Hearing loop technology works in sync with hearing aids that have a T-coil. Hearing loops allow people who wear hearing aids to directly receive the sound from the PA system in their own hearing aids without having to pick up a separate listening device. Click for more information!
The light is still on for you! Bishop Zubik has asked every parish to participate again this year in The Light Is On For You. Several priests will be available in the Cathedral itself on Wednesday evening, March 10 from 6:00 – 9:00 pm to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconciliation. This is a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with Jesus Christ and His Church. Click for more information!
Our parish clergy, staff, and seminarians put together a daily Lenten calendar of short reflections, prayers, meditations, and actions that you can take to deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ. Check it out!
The Parish Administrative Office will be closed on Monday, February 15 in honor of Presidents’ Day. This holiday celebrates our first President, George Washington, but recalls other great Presidents as well including John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and Abraham Lincoln. It is a day that we recall and celebrate the freedoms we enjoy as Americans, but we remember those great leaders of our country and the sacrifices of so many who have made our country the Land of the Free and the Home of Brave...
At Saint Paul Cathedral Parish Masses will be celebrated at Saint Paul Cathedral and our Saint Rosalia site. Ashes will be distributed during all Masses on Ash Wednesday: 8:15 am (Saint Paul Cathedral), 10:00 am (Saint Rosalia site), 12:05 pm (Saint Paul Cathedral), 6:00 pm (Saint Paul Cathedral with Bishop Zubik). Click for more information on the distribution of ashes!
Each January thousands of Catholic men and women along with other people of faith join in the March for Life in Washington, DC. This year, because of COVID-19 we are not sponsoring a bus to take people to the March for Life on Friday, January 29. At the same time, we strongly encourage ALL members of St. Paul Cathedral Parish to advocate for an end to abortion and for legislation that respects the dignity of all human life, from conception to natural death. Click for more information!
At the 10:00 am Mass on Sunday, January 17 we are remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and his work to end racial prejudice and discrimination. Following the Mass the Race and Reconciliation Dialogue Group of Saint Paul Cathedral parish will present, via Zoom, its annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Program. The virtual program will begin at 2:00 pm on January 17. Click for more information!
There will be one vigil Mass celebrated on Thursday, December 31 at St. Rosalia site at 6:30 pm. There will be two Masses celebrated on Friday, January 1 which include a Mass at 8:15 am and 10:00 am at St. Paul Cathedral. Please note that there will be no 12:05 pm Mass on Friday, January 1. Click for more information!
Christmas will be very different for all of us and our families this year as we continue to deal with the coronavirus pandemic and engage in safe practices to protect as many people as possible. I encourage you to reflect carefully on whether or not to come to Mass this year for Christmas. Here are a few guidelines to consider...
Please note that the novena scheduled for Wednesday, December 16, has been cancelled due to the current weather forecast. The novena will not take place on December 16, December 23, or December 30. Our weekly novena to Mother of Perpetual Help will resume at Saint Paul Cathedral on January 6 beginning at 7:00 pm.
There will be two Masses celebrated on Thanksgiving Day which include a Mass at 8:15 am at St. Paul Cathedral and a 10:00 am Mass at St. Rosalia site. Please note that there will be no 12:05 pm Mass on Thanksgiving Day. The St. Paul Cathedral Parish Office will be closed on Thursday, November 26 and Friday, November 27 in observance of Thanksgiving Day. The office will reopen at 9:00 am on Monday, November 30.
Faithful citizenship requires Catholics to exercise their right to vote and uphold the teachings of their faith in voting. Pope Pius XII in 1946 spoke of the exercise of the right to vote as "an act of grave moral responsibility," arguing that "in the present circumstances" any Catholic who failed to vote due to weakness or laziness committed "a sin grave in itself, a mortal fault." This teaching of the Church is even more urgent today as we face serious issues and concerns in our country. We Catholics in the U.S. are not first and foremost Republicans or Democrats. Nor are we first and foremost Americans, or citizens of whichever country in which we happen to be living...