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The December/January issue has arrived!
Connect with your faith this winter through the Pittsburgh Catholic Magazine!
You'll find stories about trusting in Jesus through difficult times; tips on living a life of virtue; parish missions to ignite your faith in 2022; and much more!
Click below to read the digital version of the magazine! On this page, you'll also find videos that take you behind the scenes of stories. You'll have the opportunity to register for a print copy of the magazine and magazine updates.
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What stories are in the December/January issue?Cover Story: Mary Maloney is home and trusting in Jesus this Christmas
- After a tramploine accident in August, 2020 left Mary Maloney paralyzed from the mid-chest down, she is home and trusting in Jesus this Christmas.
Feature Stories:- Seeking the virtuous life with a bold missionary
- Christmas traditions from the kitchen, with Fr. Larry DiNardo and Fr. Nick Vaskov
- Do you hear what I hear?: Music ministries bring the liturgy to life
Columns and Profiles:- "Bridging the Gap" with Bishop David Zubik: Guess who's coming to dinner
- "Catholic at Home" with Jennifer Antkowiak: A love story
- Priest Profile: Take 5 with Father Joe Uzar
- "Faith Forum" with Father Bober: What is the actual purpose or theme of Advent?
- "Grow + Go" with Bishop William Waltersheid and Fr. Joe Freedy
- "Good Life": Five Tips to start the Year of Grace
- "Views from the Pews": What traditions help you grow closer to Christ at Christmas?
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the magazine is interactive!
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Check out the QR codes throughout the magazine
As you read the Pittsburgh Catholic Magazine, you'll notice QR codes throughout it. Scan these with your phone's camera to watch videos that take you behind the scenes of the stories. Watch these behind the scenes snapshots below.
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go behind the scenes of the cover with mary and pam
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After spending last Christmas in the hospital, Mary Maloney and her mom Pam Surano share the traditions they are looking forward to celebrating this Christmas.
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do you hear what i hear?
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Choirs are thrilled to return to Masses
Watch and listen to the St. Joseph the Worker Parish Choir practice for an upcoming Mass.
Read in the Pittsburgh Catholic magazine how choirs are connecting parishioners, especially at Christmas.
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fr. joe freedy invites you to parish missions
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Set your faith on fire
Father Joe Freedy and Bishop William Waltersheid are traveling to parishes across the diocese to host parish missions to help you set your faith on fire! Father Joe shares the details.
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passing on the faith
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Catechists are stepping forward
Mia Maurizio, an Oakland Catholic sophomore, and and Nicole Galan, a medical student, are both catechists at Christ the Divine Shepherd Parish in Monroeville/Penn Hills.
They share what it means to them to be passing on the faith.
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care bags for frontline workers
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Helping our heroes
Butler Catholic students prepared 225 care bags for frontline workers at Butler Memorial Hospital fighting to save lives during the COVID pandemic.
The outreach was inspired by a school parent who asked if hospital staff could be included in faculty and student prayers.
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