About St. Bruno · Greensburg, Pennsylvania
St. Bruno Parish in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, is an active Catholic community of over 1,000 households, part of a larger parish family that includes St. Paul Parish. The parish emphasizes liturgy as the lifeblood of its faith and invites visitors to join its vibrant spiritual life. It features a richly symbolic sanctuary, stained-glass windows depicting the mysteries of the Rosary, and a bell tower honoring key figures in its history. The parish offers regular Mass, Adoration, and virtual prayer opportunities, including a Sunday family rosary via Zoom.
- Patron
- St. Bruno
- Rector
- Rev. Andrew J. Hamilton
Why belong here
Join a faith community of over 1,000 households dedicated to deepening faith through liturgy, sacraments, and spiritual formation. Participate in ministries, sacramental life, and weekly prayer opportunities like the parish family rosary, all designed to broaden your vision of the Church and strengthen your spiritual journey.
About Our Church
The sanctuary, referred to as the Holy of Holies in Jewish tradition, features a tester depicting a dove (Holy Spirit) and four evangelists (Mark, Matthew, Luke, John) represented by animals. The back wall displays ten symbols including grapes (Precious Blood), fish (Jesus called fishermen), hand from the cloud (God’s blessing), Alpha & Omega (Christ as beginning and end), Chi-Ro (Christ monogram), star (Bethlehem), IHS (Jesus), vine (John 15:5), Trinity (three persons, one God), and wheat (Eucharist). Windows depict the Mysteries of the Rosary, and the bell tower honors key figures in parish history.
Parish Life
The parish invites visitors to join its active community of over 1,000 households. It emphasizes liturgy as the lifeblood of faith and offers opportunities for spiritual growth, including virtual rosary via Zoom on Sundays at 7:00 p.m. and regular Mass and Reconciliation schedules.
Clergy
Pastor: Rev. Andrew J. Hamilton. Parochial Vicar: Rev. Arnel Tadeo.