St. Rosalia Church, Saint Paul Cathedral Parish

History & Significance

Cathedral · Est. Parish founded 1907; present church built 1923 and dedicated 1925

St. Rosalia Church is a Roman Catholic church in the Greenfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The parish was founded in 1907, and the present church, designed by architect A. F. Link, was begun in 1923 and dedicated in 1925. On July 1, 2020, the parish was merged into Saint Paul Cathedral Parish (alongside St. Regis and St. Stephen), and St. Rosalia Church now serves as one of that parish's worship sites within the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh.

Romanesque with early Art Deco / modernist details

• •Located at 411 Greenfield Avenue in the Greenfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA 15207
• •Parish founded in 1907; present church designed by architect A. F. (Albert) Link, built 1923 and dedicated 1925
• •Merged into Saint Paul Cathedral Parish on July 1, 2020, with St. Regis and St. Stephen
• •A worship site of Saint Paul Cathedral Parish in the Catholic Diocese of Pittsburgh
• •Interior features Italian marble altars and a Balboni pipe organ built in Italy