Catholic/Orthodox Networking in PA

07/07/2026

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This page was originally created to establish a closer community among Catholics and Orthodoxs in Pennsylvania, but it has evolved into a place for all interested believers. Join us!

06/16/2026

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03/30/2026

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12/02/2025

Reserve your spot today for the next Diocesan Pilgrimage to the National Shrine of Divine Mercy in Stockbridge, MA, and Our Lady of Martyrs Shrine in Fultonville, NY!

Join Bishop Schlert and Father Hoffa from Wednesday, April 15 – Thursday, April 16, 2026, for a grace-filled two-day pilgrimage.

Double occupancy: $249 per person, which includes:
• Hotel and tax
• Round-trip motor coach transportation
• Hotel breakfast
• Boxed lunch on both travel days
• Mass at the National Shrine of Divine Mercy
• Mass at Our Lady of Martyrs

See flyer for more details.

Space is limited—reserve early!

Call 570-342-5790 to secure your spot, or use the QR code to register online.

For reservation questions, visit asktravelworld.com or email [email protected].

Sign up here: https://asktravelworld.wetravel.com/trips/divine-mercy-our-lady-of-martyrs-pilgrimage-travelworld-65157968 -overview

05/21/2025

“We who are pious Christians must henceforth not weep for the dead like the impious and the unbelievers, who do not hope in the resurrection. This world, my brethren, is like a prison. When must man rejoice? When he enters the prison or when he is being liberated from the prison? It seems to me, when enters the prison he must weep and be sad, and when he comes out of the prison he must rejoice. Therefore, my brethren, do not grieve for the dead, but if you love them do what you can for their souls; offer liturgies, memorial services, fasts, prayers, alms.“
(St. Cosmas of Aitolos, 'Modern Orthodox Saints')