Archeparchy · Pennsylvania

Archeparchy of Pittsburgh (Ruthenian)

The Archeparchy of Pittsburgh (Ruthenian) is a Catholic archeparchy in Pennsylvania, made up of 73 parishes served by 62 priests, and home to about 19,320 Catholics (2022). It was established on 8 May 1924.

Archeparchy of Pittsburgh (Ruthenian) — Catholic diocese in Pennsylvania
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Archeparchy of Pittsburgh (Ruthenian) by the numbers

Most recent reported statistics (2022). Source: catholic-hierarchy.org.

Catholics
19,320
Total population
Percent Catholic
Parishes
73
Total priests
62
Diocesan priests
59
Religious priests
3
Permanent deacons
26
Area

Parishes in the Archeparchy of Pittsburgh (Ruthenian)

75 parishes on Catholic Connect.

About the Archeparchy of Pittsburgh (Ruthenian)

The Archeparchy of Pittsburgh (Ruthenian) comprises the Catholic parishes, schools, and ministries of its territory in Pennsylvania, under the pastoral care of its bishop. Its 73 parishes are where the life of the diocese happens — Sunday Mass, the sacraments, faith formation, and service to the community.

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