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Rosary Congress
in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
"In the Arms of St. Joseph"
For Reparation, Life, and Peace
"My Immaculate Heart
will be your refuge,
and the way that
will lead you to God."
-Our Lady of Fatima
What?
A Rosary Congress
In 1979, the people of Poland welcomed Pope John Paul ll to his homeland after praying continuous rosaries in the presence of Our Eucharistic Lord at the home of the beloved miraculous icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa. They did this for seven consecutive days. Now referred to as the first Rosary Congress, it was then called the “Siege of Jericho.” For a complete history, click here to access the (national) Diocesan Rosary Congresses website.
When?
October 2-8, 2021
The Pittsburgh Rosary Congress will be held in St. Anthony Chapel (address below). It begins Saturday, October 2, 2021, following the 8:30 a.m. Mass and Outdoor Procession. It ends Friday, October 8, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. Details follow.
EVERY HOUR -- 24/7 until the Closing Mass on Friday evening, October 8th -- at least TWO PEOPLE will audibly pray the Holy Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, and other prayers in the presence of Our Eucharistic Lord. In addition to the regular Masses and Novena Prayers during the week, the following are added to the schedule:
Where?
St. Anthony Chapel
1704 Harpster Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Troy Hill Neighborhood
Part of the Shrines of Pittsburgh
CONVENIENT and FREE PARKING IS AVAILABLE in the Chapel's parking lot.
FOR OVERNIGHT ADORERS... Safe and convenient parking is available in the small parking lot next to the side (ramp) entrance of the Chapel.
Why?
Because you love your Heavenly Mother and She loves you!
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Click below for a double-sided Pittsburgh Rosary Congress flyer.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 2021
Legion of Mary's
100th Anniversary Mass
and
Eucharistic Rosary March
Click below for a flyer with all the details. The Mass celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Legion of Mary begins at 2:00 p.m. at Epiphany Church, Divine Mercy Parish, with Bishop David Zubik as celebrant. The Eucharistic Rosary March begins after Mass, at approximately 3:00 p.m. Walk with our Eucharistic Lord while praying the Holy Rosary.
Following the Eucharistic Rosary March, head to the church hall and enjoy light refreshments provided by Brother Andre's Cafe. Members of the Legion of Mary will be standing by with lots of Catholic books and other items for your spiritual enrichment.
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SAINT ANTHONY CHAPEL
1704 Harpster Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15212
Troy Hill Neighborhood
Part of the "Shrines of Pittsburgh"
QUESTIONS?
Complete the form below to send an email, or call (412) 339-0960.
A heart-burning experience is awaiting those who encounter the Immaculate Heart of Mary as she leads us to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
We hope you will join us.
© 2021