About Sts. Peter and Paul · Scranton, Pennsylvania
Sts. Peter and Paul Cathedral in Scranton, Pennsylvania, is a historic Catholic parish and cathedral serving the Diocese of Scranton. It is the seat of the bishop and a major spiritual center in the region, known for its beautiful architecture and deep roots in the Catholic tradition. The parish has a long history dating back to 1909, when it was established by Ukrainian immigrants from Carpatho-Ukraine. It is dedicated to Saints Peter and Paul, the first pope and the apostle to the Gentiles, and celebrates their feast day on June 29. The cathedral is also a pilgrimage site and hosts regular English and Slavonic liturgies, confession, and adoration.
- Established
- 1909
- Patron
- Sts. Peter and Paul
- Diocese
- Diocese of Scranton
Why belong here
Join a parish with deep roots in faith and community, offering ministries that support families, youth, and the elderly. Active groups include the Knights of Columbus, parish school, and outreach programs. The parish provides sacraments, liturgies in English and Slavonic, and a strong emphasis on spiritual formation and service.
Mass times at Sts. Peter and Paul
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- Sunday, half hour before Divine Liturgy