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The Byzantine Metropolitan Church sui iuris of Pittsburgh consists of an archeparchy and three eparchies: Archeparchy of Pittsburgh Eparchy of Passaic Eparchy of Parma Holy Protection of Mary Eparchy of Phoenix Day by Day by parishioner Becki Kinch God asks for all of us. When we pray, He wants our full attention. Distractions are many times hard to avoid, especially for a parent, roommates, pet owner, a soldier. . .The world does not stop, even when we wish to. However, the key to devotion is to be able to give yourself to God amid distractions, not without. We must set our minds so intently on God that we can work at a Christ-like autopilot in times of stress and diversion. Spend time with God. Learn His Word, His Character, His Nature, and Love. Then turn your distractions into works of praise. Thank God for Your purpose. Be confident in Your mission. Rest in His Truth and become rich in the Spirit of Christ. - Becki In the service of the Lord, work not halfheartedly but with conscientiousness and an eager spirit. - Romans 12:11 Eastern Catholic, Roman Catholic, Orthodox Above is a brief introduction to Eastern Catholic Churches narrated by Fr. Tom Loya, created by The Office of Religious Education, The Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma. |
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Metropolitan
Archbishop-elect William C. Skurla, D.D. has been appointed as
the fifth Metropolitan Archbishop of the Archeparchy of Pittsburgh
and head of the Byzantine Catholic (Ruthenian) Metropolitan Church
sui iuris of Pittsburgh, the only Eastern Catholic Metropolitan
Church sui iuris (self-governing) in the United States. His enthronement
is scheduled for April 18, 2012. 
