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Offered for first-time parents to prepare them for the baptism of their child. Please contact the parish office to register.

Our mission is to advance what Pope John Paul II has called "the most important work of all" -- preserving the sanctity of all life. Activities include Voter Drives, collections for Birthright and Genesis, Life Chain on Respect Life Sunday, and organizing an annual bus to the March for Life in Washington, DC.

This group was formed to pray for and reach out to families and parishioners who no longer worship with us. We meet monthly to pray to the Holy Spirit, ask for the intercession of St. Monica and her son, St. Augustine, and to study and discuss ways to reach out to others. The Society sends cards to homebound parishioners, those in nursing homes, and long-time parishioners who have moved away.

We visit parishioners in need at homes, hospitals and nursing homes. We raise funds to provide assistance to local people in need.

The committee facilitates St. Scholastica Parish’s financial support of students at Good Samaritans School in St. Marc, Haiti, and offers events and resources to increase our understanding of Haiti and our solidarity with the needy people of Haiti.

Join us as we cook a meal for those who have family receiving medical treatment from UPMC or AHN. Meet at the St. Scholastica Ministry Center.

Our mission is to advance what Pope John Paul II has called "the most important work of all" -- preserving the sanctity of all life. Activities include Voter Drives, collections for Birthright and Genesis, Life Chain on Respect Life Sunday, and organizing an annual bus to the March for Life in Washington, DC.

We visit parishioners in need at homes, hospitals and nursing homes. We raise funds to provide assistance to local people in need.

The committee facilitates St. Scholastica Parish’s financial support of students at Good Samaritans School in St. Marc, Haiti, and offers events and resources to increase our understanding of Haiti and our solidarity with the needy people of Haiti.

This group was formed to pray for and reach out to families and parishioners who no longer worship with us. We meet monthly to pray to the Holy Spirit, ask for the intercession of St. Monica and her son, St. Augustine, and to study and discuss ways to reach out to others. The Society sends cards to homebound parishioners, those in nursing homes, and long-time parishioners who have moved away.

Join us as we cook a meal for those who have family receiving medical treatment from UPMC or AHN. Meet at the St. Scholastica Ministry Center.

Our mission is to advance what Pope John Paul II has called "the most important work of all" -- preserving the sanctity of all life. Activities include Voter Drives, collections for Birthright and Genesis, Life Chain on Respect Life Sunday, and organizing an annual bus to the March for Life in Washington, DC.

We visit parishioners in need at homes, hospitals and nursing homes. We raise funds to provide assistance to local people in need.

The committee facilitates St. Scholastica Parish’s financial support of students at Good Samaritans School in St. Marc, Haiti, and offers events and resources to increase our understanding of Haiti and our solidarity with the needy people of Haiti.

This group was formed to pray for and reach out to families and parishioners who no longer worship with us. We meet monthly to pray to the Holy Spirit, ask for the intercession of St. Monica and her son, St. Augustine, and to study and discuss ways to reach out to others. The Society sends cards to homebound parishioners, those in nursing homes, and long-time parishioners who have moved away.

Join us as we cook a meal for those who have family receiving medical treatment from UPMC or AHN. Meet at the St. Scholastica Ministry Center.

Our mission is to advance what Pope John Paul II has called "the most important work of all" -- preserving the sanctity of all life. Activities include Voter Drives, collections for Birthright and Genesis, Life Chain on Respect Life Sunday, and organizing an annual bus to the March for Life in Washington, DC.

This group was formed to pray for and reach out to families and parishioners who no longer worship with us. We meet monthly to pray to the Holy Spirit, ask for the intercession of St. Monica and her son, St. Augustine, and to study and discuss ways to reach out to others. The Society sends cards to homebound parishioners, those in nursing homes, and long-time parishioners who have moved away.

We visit parishioners in need at homes, hospitals and nursing homes. We raise funds to provide assistance to local people in need.

The committee facilitates St. Scholastica Parish’s financial support of students at Good Samaritans School in St. Marc, Haiti, and offers events and resources to increase our understanding of Haiti and our solidarity with the needy people of Haiti.

Our mission is to advance what Pope John Paul II has called "the most important work of all" -- preserving the sanctity of all life. Activities include Voter Drives, collections for Birthright and Genesis, Life Chain on Respect Life Sunday, and organizing an annual bus to the March for Life in Washington, DC.

Join us as we cook a meal for those who have family receiving medical treatment from UPMC or AHN. Meet at the St. Scholastica Ministry Center.