Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
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We are the Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh continuing 1500 years of seeking God in Community, Prayer and Ministry. We commit ourselves as a faith-filled community to be supportive of women, children and men who are struggling for dignity and justice in their lives; especially those who are most oppressed. Sister Karen shares her wisdom and journey with Christ in inspiring blog about..
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
THE SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
January 16, 2022
The gospel of the wedding feast at Cana has always intrigued me. John called the miracle a “sign”, Jesus’ first sign…but I wonder what Mary thought…Mary, the attentive sensitive one…Mary, who went in haste to visit Elizabeth after the Annunciation…Mary, the guest at the wedding, who noticed the wine running short. Were the women talking when, perhaps they wanted their goblets filled and the embarrassed waiter told them there was none left?
The men at the wedding reception may have been enjoying their “cups running over,”  ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Our annual Day of Giving is Dec 1, 2020
We hope you will mark your calendar for Dec. 1, 2020, and support the Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh. This year our match pool is up to $17,500, thanks to our incredible donors! We sincerely appreciate every gift, whether large or small. If you want to receive a reminder about Give Big Pittsburgh, follow us on social media, or send your email and/or phone number to the Office of Community Advancement at BenedictineOCA@gmail.com . You can view our profile here . Thank you ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Feast of the Most Holy Trinity
…in the midst of it all…
Today the church celebrates the feast of the Most Holy Trinity. We have many images presented to us to help us understand the Trinity. Among them are the three-leaf clover and the triangle. There was a novice in my group who told us on this feast in 1964 that she had figured out the Trinity! Wow! I for one don’t think the mystery has to be figured out…rather the mystery has to be lived into!
And with any living thing there is movement and activity. One picture of the Trinity that has developed in my mind through reading Elizabeth Johnso ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Several Sisters assist the Lighthouse Foundation in hospitality services for the community ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Sister Audrey Quinn and Sister Sue Fazzini manage the Greene County Mission - home of the Heart & Sole project, Back to School backpacks, and countless support activities for the Greene County community ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Reserve your spot early – space is limited to 9 participants.
Intermediate Basket Weaving - for former students only
Wood Carving - no previous skill necessary
Tuesdays and Wednesdays beginning July 5, 2022
10:00 – 3:00 by appointment only
Fee: $8.00/hour + materials
Weaving students can select their preferred basket style
Basket repair also available by request. Call Sr. Donna for details.
To register, call Sister Donna Wojtyna at 412-592-5654 (cell)
Class location:
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Community Center
7 Chalfonte Ave.
West View, PA 15229 ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Exploring Arts Studio: All Seasons Art Classes. Reserve your space early.
Exploring Arts Studio
Mondays and Thursdays 10:00 – 12:00
Water Color – Mondays (no class on holidays)10:00 – 12:00
Fee: $8.00/hour + $10.00 material fee
Wet brush on wet paper
Wet brush on dry paper
Dry brush on dry paper
Paint a picture on thick textured water color paper using learned techniques. Discover shading by overlapping colors and create depth and volume.
Paint still life, animals, scenes, foliage and/or figures using water colors that are transparent and/or opaque.
&nb ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Wednesday, January 23, 2019 | Trinity Lutheran Evangelical Church, Gibsonia, PA
When I was a sophomore in high school a few decades ago, an acronym that we hear frequently today, was just being introduced, and those three letters are DNA, which stand for deoxyribonucleic acid.
My high school biology teacher and a longtime friend is always amazed at what I remember from her class and occasionally I spout out some other fact from this or that sophomore class. To her credit, this is a tribute to her teaching…not only that I remember a word but can still relate to the topic.
DNA is what makes us ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Spiritual Bouquets
Sister Mary James Dippold and Sister Jeanne Ubinger receive requests for special intentions (spiritual bouquets) and, in addition to community prayers for all, devote their time and devotional prayers on behalf of each request ..read more
Benedictine Sisters of Pittsburgh
1y ago
Providing assistance and coordinating interactive opportunities for parish and community members such as workshops, classes, events, and one of a kind learning experiences ..read more