St. Scholastica
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Welcome to our Parish!
Saint Scholastica, located in Aspinwall, PA, is a Roman Catholic Parish in the Diocese of Pittsburgh. Since 1907, we have served the boroughs of Aspinwall, Fox Chapel, and part of O'Hara Township.Christ, Risen and Glorified, is the center of our lives and the source of all our hope. The Sacraments of the Church form us as God’s People and energize us so that we can be light and salt to the world God created.
I welcome your interest and involvement in our faith community of St. Scholastica. Feel free to contact any of us, who can be of service to you. We extend an invitation for you to join us at Sunday Mass and experience for yourself our worshiping community. Come and see.
In the Peace of Christ Jesus, Fr. Dale DeNinno, Pastor/Administrator
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Donate to Saint Scholastica
- Click HERE to donate online
- Drop your donation in the collection basket at a weekend Mass
- Mail your envelopes to 309 Brilliant Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15215
- Bring your donation to the parish office or drop it through the mail slot in the Pastoral Center door (near the Mary Shrine, facing 4th Street, blue canopy)
Thank you for your support of our parish!
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Calendar
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Tuesday, March 2, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PMWe visit parishioners in need at homes, hospitals and nursing homes. We raise funds to provide assistance to local people in need.Read More
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Wednesday, March 3, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PMThe 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.Read More
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Saturday, March 6, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AMThis 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.Read More
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Read MoreThursday, March 18, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
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Saturday, April 3, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AMThis 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.Read More
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News
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Click the title above for some resources for families who wish to pray together at home.Read More -
A young Jesuit in training, Brendan Gottschall, SJ, has written an article : "Should you go to Mass in a pandemic? 5 rules for discerning a hard question." In it, he applies some of St. Ignatius of Loyola's rules for discernment to the question. Click the title above for a link.Read More
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