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- Patrizia R.2 years ago
We are not from the area and we came here for a wedding. The parking lot at the back of the church is very big and I don't see parking being a problem. I've been in larger churches but this is still quite large. The first thing I thought was how colorful it is. There are bathrooms on the right and a choir perch on a higher level on the opposite side from the altar. The service was sweet and quick. Definitely a beautiful location for a wedding ceremony.
- Lola Ruffcreek5 years ago
Love our parish! Got a vaccine and laser show!
- Phyllis DiNicola3 years ago
I moved to Canonsburg one year ago, and my first experience at a Catholic Church was at St. Oscar Romero. I felt very much at home and the homily was outstanding. That has been my experience ever since. And, There was a spirit of kindness throughout the parishioners. Peace be with you.
- Lynn Lawrence3 years ago
I went to St. Pats school 1st through 5th. I loved the school and the church. Spent alot of time dreaming to be a nun. My entire young life is tied up in that church. We lived across the street by the Tiny Store. At Christmas I used to wrap the baby Jesus in towels I would take from home because I thought he was cold. The next day the towel would be gone so I kept doing it and one day the paper caught a photo of me. By this time my Gram had to buy more towels. My loved that church and school. Especially at this time of year those memories flood right back. In 1971 my mother killed herself after calling me on Christmas eve before I went to midnight mass..I was surprised the church let us have a a catholic mass for her but my family gave lots of money and time to the church. I haven't been back to Canonsburg since 2004. If I had 1 wish it would be to live whatever time I had in Canonsburg. Small wish huh? My love to you all at this special time of year🌟
- Scott Mering4 years ago
It is a beautiful church. They have what looks like adequate parking but the lot was full. I did forget to mention my visit was on Easter Sunday. Otherwise there is a large parking area.
- Elizabeth Chase3 years ago
Hello I have been a cantor and church comittee singer songwriter I perform for events at all three of the churches in this parish for a while now and I am so blessed to be a part of this parish true the people are amazing I love my job singing sharing the word of God through song to you all and I know the priests seem to enjoy sharing the word of God in a beautiful way to the people who attend as well it is a lovely parish all three churches and all of the priests and our amazing music minister and organists and we would be blessed to have you join us stop by sometime all are welcome 😊💕
- Jason Preston5 years ago
They have a very nice farmers market once a week in the summer that features local produce and hand created items with something for everyone. I'm sure that it is a nice church as well
- James Malone4 years ago
Grew up going to this church. Way back in the wonderful days of Father Simko, Father Datillo, who always played St Nicholas at Christmas, Father Price, Father Luterie (sp?) and the choir director, Father Mihock (sp). That was many years ago. I can remember Father Simko cooling down my brothers anger as those religion instilling sisters had a way of pushing his buttons. I can still see Father Simko and his dog Toby walking with my brother in the parking lot while I watched from the classroom windows. GREAT CHURCH, school and members. A lot of wonderful memories indeed.
- Sue Sadowski4 years ago
Wonderful parishioners who really care about people! They will not let up until they make sure evrythg is taken care of… God has blessed me that they were put in my life! Thank you St. Vincent de Paul!
- Michael Hoenig7 years ago
Just a wonderful parish. The priest are all great especially Father Jack. I always feel a deep connection with the Holy Spirit anytime I attend a service there.