The faithful of St. Mary Orthodox Church welcome you to our website.  St. Mary Orthodox Church is a community composed of Orthodox Christians from a diverse ethnic backgrounds that maintain and follow the Faith established by Christ and His Apostles and transmitted through their followers to us through the generations.  Our services are in English with some salt and pepper seasoning of Slavnic and Greek used occassionally.  We hope that you will extend your visit to our parish by joining us in worship and in fellowship.

St. Mary Orthodox Church has central air-conditioning and a closed circuit television system in the Church Hall for your convenience.

Wednesday, April 5 – Pre-Sanctified Liturgy – 10am

Friday, April 7 - Vespers - 5:00pm

Saturday, April 8 – Resurrection of Lazarus Divine Liturgy – 10:00am

Saturday, April 8 – Great Vespers – 5:00pm

Palm Sunday, April 9 – Entrance of our Lord Divine Liturgy & Blessing of Psalms/Pussy willows - 10:00am

Palm Sunday, April 9 – Bridegroom Matins - 5:00pm

Holy Monday, April 10 - Bridegroom Matins - 7:00pm

Holy Tuesday, April 11 - Bridegroom Matins - 7:00pm

Holy Wednesday, April 12 – Presanctified Liturgy – 10am

Holy Wednesday, April 12 – Matins – 7:00pm

Holy Thursday, April 13 - Divine Liturgy - 10:00am

Holy Thursday, April 13 - Matins and Passion Gospels - 7:00pm

Holy Friday, April 14 - Royal Hours - 9:00am

Holy Friday, April 1 4- Vespers and Procession with Shroud - 7:00pm

Holy Saturday, April 15- Vesperal Divine Liturgy - 10:00am

HOLY PASCHA, April 16 - Paschal Divine Services - 8:30am  Blessing of Baskets and Paschal Agape Meal follow the Divine Services.  All are welcome.

St. Cyril of White Lake Food Pantry is open every other Thursday on the even numbered Thursday of the month.

Our parish is blessed to be the home of the Annual "Get Stuffed With Love" Thanksgiving Dinner Program.  This special ministry sees the unique cooperation of the faithful of our parish, the local Rotary Clubs and the Pittsburgh Police Department united together in a common effort to insure the poor of Pittsburgh are fed on Thanksgving Day.  The Pittsburgh Police distributed last year 3500+ meals to people in need.  The meals were prepared in our hall by vounteers and then distributed by the Pittsburgh Police.