Friday, February 22, 2019

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Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Parish and Elementary School

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    Our Parish

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    Faith Formation

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    Saint Elizabeth Elementary School

OUR PARISH

With a parish history that began in 1942, Saint Elizabeth's parishioners gather from a wide area including Baldwin, Whitehall, Pleasant Hills, Jefferson Borough, West Mifflin, and beyond. 

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FAITH FORMATION

Faith Formation has as its’ goal to bring Catholics of all ages closer to God and guiding them in their development of a disciple’s heart as well as fostering the mind for a lifelong relationship to the Triune God and Christ’s Church. 

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OUR SCHOOL

The mission of Saint Elizabeth Elementary School, which has a strong tradition of Catholicism and academic excellence, is to empower all students to be lifelong learners living in close relationship with God.  

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News

Other Parish News

Christmas Baby Gift Project The Respect Life Group would like to thank all of the parishioners who participated in the Christmas Baby Gift Project. Gifts were donated to Angel’s Place, CURO (formerly Pregnancy Resource Center of the South Hills), Genesis, Hope House of McKeesport, and Sisters Place. Monetary donations were given to Birthright and Lifeline. Thank you for your generous support of this project.

Senior Citizens will meet on Friday, January 18 at 2PM in the St. Elizabeth Grade School Cafeteria. The $5 annual dues will be collected at this meeting. Any member of the four church grouping 55 years of age or older, may join at this time. Call Tom Rostek at 412-884-2167 for additional information.

Senior Citizens Co-ed Bowling League has openings for new bowlers for the New Year. Bowling begins Tuesday, January 15 at 9:30AM at the Princess Lanes in Caste Village. Call Tom Rostek at 412-884-2167 for more information.

cloud3Mission Statement

Saint Elizabeth of Hungary Parish is a Roman Catholic community celebrating a living faith in the living God. We believe the Eucharist is the source and summit of our vibrant, prayerful worship.

Driven by a belief in the dignity of the human person, we reach out to serve all, to educate in the truths of Sacred Scripture and the Magisterium of the Church, and to foster the sacramental life of the faithful.

Inspired by our patroness, we strive to live the greatest of all virtues - charity. We care for the poor, children and the elderly, those cast as exiles and those who mourn. We encourage stewardship through freely giving of our time, talent and treasure.

With open doors and open hearts, we invite everyone to join us on a faith-filled journey toward salvation.

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