Holiday Houses of Worship
Pittsburgh, PA

Highlights:

• Enjoy a day of visiting some of Pittsburgh’s beautiful churches. The following is a tentative schedule for the day. (Since churches are active houses of worship, featured churches are subject to change due to religious ceremonies.)
• Christmas Luncheon at The Priory

Itinerary:

St. Anthony’s Chapel - Located on Troy Hill on the North
Side this shrine is dedicated to “The Wonder Worker”, St. Anthony of Padua, houses a vast collection of relics and has
been designated as a Historical Landmark.

Christmas Luncheon – Grand Hall at the Priory
A delicious feast with all the trimmings awaits you with a
strolling violinist and vocal entertainment .
St. Stanislaus – Located in the Strip District and designed by
Pittsburgh architect Frederick Sauer. St. Stanislaus Kostka
Church was constructed in 1891. The congregation was
formed in 1873 when 200 Polish families banded together to
form the St. Stanislaus Kostka Beneficial Society.

St. Patrick’s – Located in the Strip District. "Old St.
Patrick's" was constructed in 1936, the fourth building for a
congregation established in 1811. Father Cox, St. Patrick's
priest in the 1930s, was a tireless activist for the
unemployed during the Depression. He had daily radio
sermons, opened a soup kitchen, ran a homeless shelter
and led a march on Washington to appeal for jobs. He
briefly ran for President as the Jobless Party candidate in
1932.

Pricing Table: $89.00

Reservations:

• Call us at 1-800-354-8761
• Visit your nearest branch office.
• Complete and submit the form below.
  
  

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