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St Theresa's Church

Shinglehouse, PA

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105 Puritan AveShinglehouse, PA 16748

Mass: Thursday 9 a.m.

When to go

Mass times

  • Thursday9 a.m.
  • Saturday4:30 p.m. · St. Raphael, Eldred
  • Sunday11 a.m.

About

Summary

St. Theresa Church, located in Shinglehouse, PA, is a Catholic parish established in 1901. The church offers Sunday Mass at 11 a.m., daily Mass on Thursdays at 9 a.m., and Saturday Mass at 4:30 p.m. at St. Raphael, Eldred. More details.

Details

St. Theresa Church is a Catholic parish in Shinglehouse, Pennsylvania, established in 1901. The church is part of the Diocese of Erie and serves the local community with regular Mass times and sacramental services.

Mass Times:

  • Daily: Thursday at 9 a.m.
  • Saturday: 4:30 p.m. at St. Raphael, Eldred
  • Sunday: 11 a.m.

Sacrament of Penance is available upon request, and Holy Day Mass times should be confirmed by contacting the parish directly.

The church is led by Rev. Thomas Brown, and the parish office is managed by Laura M. Quinn. Religious education is coordinated by Susie Amidon.

St. Theresa Church offers a welcoming environment for visitors and newcomers, with a focus on deepening Catholic faith and community engagement.

For more information, visit the church's webpage.

From Faith Near Me

St. Theresa Church in Shinglehouse, PA, offers a welcoming environment for visitors, with clearly posted Mass times and a focus on community engagement. As a 1901-established parish within the Diocese of Erie, its structured worship schedule and sacramental services suggest a traditional yet accessible Catholic experience.

Pros

  • Clearly posted Mass times including Sunday, Thursday, and Saturday options.
  • Welcoming environment explicitly mentioned for newcomers and visitors.
  • Sacramental services available with direct contact for Holy Day Mass confirmation.
  • Structured parish leadership with listed pastor and coordinators.
  • Part of the Diocese of Erie, suggesting regional community connections.

Cons

  • Thin website with limited details about facilities or visitor orientation.
  • No specific information on accessibility features or family-friendly ministries.
  • Holy Day Mass times require direct contact rather than being publicly listed.
  • Social media links point to diocesan accounts rather than standalone parish profiles.

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