About Sts. Peter and Paul [Ruthenian] · Tarentum, Pennsylvania
Sts. Peter and Paul [Ruthenian] is a Catholic parish in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, serving a community of Rusyn and Hungarian heritage. Founded in 1918, the parish has grown from its early roots in Brackenridge to its current location on East Tenth Avenue in Tarentum. The church building, dedicated in 1956, is a neighborhood landmark with distinctive sandstone and slate architecture. The parish offers worship, education, and community services in both English and Ruthenian, reflecting its cultural identity and commitment to faith formation.
- Established
- 1918
- Patron
- Sts. Peter and Paul
- Diocese
- Archeparchy of Pittsburgh
Why belong here
Join a parish with deep roots in the Allegheny Valley, serving families across four counties. Experience vibrant ministries including education, volunteer opportunities, and community outreach. The parish offers regular worship in both English and Ruthenian, and hosts events like the annual Nut Rolls Sale and community gatherings. Members are invited to participate in faith formation, sacraments, and parish life that honors its Ruthenian heritage.