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Updates 11-1-2026
Updates 11-1-2026
Dear Friends,
In the second reading this Sunday Saint Paul encourages us to adopt the mind of Christ. He inserts in his letter the “Philippian Hymn” or what biblical scholars call the "Kenosis hymn." It is an early Christian hymn that was known among Christian communities at the time Saint Paul wrote the letter. The word "Kenosis," comes from the Greek root “kenoo”, which means "to empty." It recounts how Jesus emptied Himself of His divine attributes to assume our human nature.
+Upcoming Events at Saint Paul of the Cross Retreat Center
Nov. 9-11th Shrines of Pittsburgh Pilgrimage Retreat
Nov. 18th Blessed Fulton J. Sheen- The Electronic Missionary: Bringing the Gospel into Modern Culture led by Fr. Mike Ackerman from 10am-3p
Men’s and Women’s Weekend Retreats- “Remember Who You Are”.
Please Visit www.passionistsspiritualplaces.org for more information.
Please call 412-381-7676 or email stpaulrcpa@cpprov.org to register today for all of these opportunities!
MASS SCHEDULE
MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday Vigil - 5:00pm
Sunday - 8:00am & 10:00am
Monday - 10 am & 2 pm
(Novena Service with each)
Tuesday- 7:30am & 12:10pm
Wednesday - 12:10pm
Thursday - 7:30am & 12:10pm
Friday - 7:30am & 12:10pm
Saturday – 8:00am
Holidays determined individually
CONFESSION AVAILABLE
CONFESSION AVAILABLE
Monday: AFTER 10AM & 2PM NOVENA MASSES
Tuesday: 10AM – 12PM & 2PM-4PM
Wednesday: 2PM - 4PM
Thursday: 10AM - 12PM &2PM-4PM
Friday:10AM-12PM &2PM-4-PM
Saturday: 10AM - 12PM IN MONASTERY OFFICE& 3PM - 4PM IN CHURCH
148 Monastery Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15203
148 Monastery Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Welcome to St. Paul of the Cross Monastery in the historic South Side neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA. We hope the monastery can become for you a place where you can experience God’s love.
Welcome to St. Paul of the Cross Monastery in the historic South Side neighborhood of Pittsburgh, PA. We hope the monastery can become for you a place where you can experience God’s love.
Retreat Center
Retreat Center
Paul of the Cross, founder of the Passionists, always wished his monasteries to be places of hospitality. The same applies for our retreat center. We have a variety of retreats for men, women, mothers and daughters, fathers and sons, and many day events as well.
ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS MONASTERY 148 MONASTERY AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA, 15203, UNITED STATES (412) 381-1188
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