I can't rave enough about this worship community. All I can say is that I'm grateful to be apart of…read moreit. If you desire an authentic worship experience & a church that is totally on fire for God then Amplify needs to be on your visit list! Multiple campuses in the Pittsburgh area. And evening service is offered at the City Campus (Uptown 5th Ave) Trust me you'll never be the same!

This church is like no church I have attended before. And I say that as a good thing. The…read morecongregation welcomes you before you even step foot in the door. I was a little nervous because I thought I would feel out of place. It was the complete opposite. I was welcomed and knew this was the place for me. The pastors are all friendly. People check in with you. There are various groups to attend. I attend the City campus so if you are ever in Uptown visit.

I just returned from a weekend Winter Silent Retreat at MSRC. Wow! I had never been on a retreat…read morebefore and wasn't sure what to expect. The facilitiy is immaculate ... since I had alot of quiet time, I actually spent a little time looking around for dust or dirt and found NONE. The Sisters there were pleasant and very accomodating, and the food they prepared for us was really, really good. I can't say enough about how the whole place was run like a 5 star hotel, really. I would return again.

Wow ! One of the best temples in USA ! This place has a very special vibe and we all enjoy coming…read morehere .. going here is almost like going to Thirumala Tirupathi where we cross 7 mountains ! Parking can get a little crowded on weekends and special days .. Just love the ambience and positivity in this temple . The main Venkateswara deity is sinilar to India Tirupathi vigraha.. the wedding hall is good. Canteen is really good. They have good quality food. Lots of events happening all around the year . Super good overall.

Since my last visit here, which was prior to Covid, the temple has been enlarged, and has a new…read moregrand entrance. I enjoyed visiting, and walking around the temple, and I saw people taking pictures inside the temple, which I thought wasn't allowed, but since they were doing it, I thought the rules had changed. So I snapped a few photos, and a gentleman came up and told me that I was not allowed to take photos in that area. Later on, I saw more people snapping photos in a different area, and I asked someone if it was allowed, and he told me that YES, it was only allowed in that specific area, so I snapped a few selfies there, when all of a sudden, an armed security guard yelled at me . . . "NO PHOTOS!!!" I said to him that other people were taking pictures here, and they said I could, and he just snapped at me, and yelled "NO PHOTOS, You've been warned twice!!!" What a way to harsh my mellow. I decided to just leave . . . it wasn't the excellent experience I had at my last visit . . . meh. P.S. This temple is celebrating 50 years in 2026 ... Happy 50th!!!

The Lord sent me to The Santuary. There were detours in my journey just to make it to the location,…read moreThe road closures along were enough to turn me around and send me back home. I dared not to disobey God. I walked into The Santuary defeated and broken. I walked out with a sense of peace. I am returning for the evening service.

The moment you hit the pavement of this church you know you are LOVED! From the greeters, welcome…read moredesk, to Pastor Jason himself...you feel comfort, compassion, & understanding entering The Sanctuary. The prayer team is unmatched & the small group meetings allow you to feel intimate fellowship. The music ministry is AH-MAZINGLY talented and they directly lead you into a state of worship. I absolutely love this non-denominational church & I'm super proud to call it my church home! Whatever you need The Sanctuary has it! Please do yourself a favor and check them out!!!

The most amazing church I've ever been to! This church is so welcoming and the word always is…read moreexactly what I need. I'm not religious, more spiritual but this church is my favorite church for sure. They help the community so much and seek ways to help members of the congregation.

The ABSOLUTE place to be on Sunday morning! If you can't be HERE, feel free to watch online at…read morewww.macedoniapgh.org and get your praise ON!

The mother church of the Diocese of Pittsburgh this is the Bishop's "home" and where major Diocesan…read morecelebrations take place. The building itself is gorgeous. Tall Spires reaching high above the street and gorgeous architecture make it really stand out. There is a small parking lot at one side of the building and there is also street parking available on the surrounding streets. When you enter, you can't help but be in awe at the massive size and ornate details of the church space. There is a long aisle, majestic columns and gorgeous main and side altars. I have been here for both regular and special event type Masses. I like that they have a Sunday evening Mass option. Mass here is reverent and beautiful. Hearing the organ bellow through this majestic space is incredible. They also often feature a choir during the school year on Sunday mornings. This church is worth visiting whether you want to attend Mass, spend some time in quiet prayer or just take in the gorgeous architecture.

I have been attending mass via YouTube since the beginning of COVID. I celebrate with the…read morePittsburgh Diocese about 95% of the time. I love Bishop Zubik and Father Stubna's homilies. The two women who did the readings April 7th are my favorite, they are passionate and entertaining ( believe it or not). By the way I live in So. California.

Iconic view outside, stunning interior, and a "fruitful" history worth hearing about!!…read more Another quick stop on our Strip District Food Tour, our tour guide loved to show off architecture that tells the story of the Strip District. St. Stanislaus has always been iconic with its position on Smallman with golden accents that shine in the sun... especially now as you drive down past The Terminal! The spires have always look... truncated... and now with the history lesson - I fully understand it. The ACME Banana Factory next door had an explosion due to a spark with the ethylene gas in 1936. Launching bananas everywhere, the church had some major damage to the structure which forced them to restructure and thus having some wonky appearances. Even funnier, in 1990, the church was doing renovations and found petrified bananas inside - 54 years after the explosion!!! To this day, they have a banana fest to celebrate the fruitful past! Ornate, gorgeous, and well kept - this church is literally stunning.. to the point that I cannot believe that the doors are just wide open for the public. Praise God that they are so willing to share the beauty with the public so openly.

I don't think the people of Pittsburgh realize how fortunate we are to have so many stunning…read morearchitectural gems of churches in our city. St. Stans is one of those masterpieces. The interior almost seems small compared to how large it looks looming up from the street, but that adds to the charm of this gorgeously decorated masterpiece! It is a wonderful place to just stop in and admire the beauty, but it is also a wonderful place to spend time in quiet prayer or attend a Mass. Their Masses are reverent and moving. If you are in the area, definitely check it out!

Miss St. Josephs. How sad that we are losing all of our old churches. My children loved attending…read morethe school and Father John.

Beautiful church! Stopped in briefly. Seems to be no air conditioning. Fans running thoughread more