Traditional
Catechism Program

The problem

A prominent American bishop recently summed it up when he said "We now have a generation of Catholics who were not properly catechized . . . a generation that the term 'religious illiteracy' is applied to."

The solution

• Dedicated teachers
• Rigorous textbooks
• Mass and the Sacraments in the traditional Latin rite

Catholic students from any public or non-public school in the area, as well as homeschoolers, are welcome at the catechism classes sponsored by the Pittsburgh Latin Mass Community, which operates with the full approval of Pittsburgh Bishop Donald Wuerl. There is no cost to the students or parents.

Classes are held Sundays at 9:10 am (between the 8 and 11 a.m. Latin Masses at St. Boniface) from September to June at the former St. Ambrose School in Spring Hill on Pittsburgh's North Side, which is safe and accessible.

For more information on enrolling, send email here

or telephone program administrator Ray Aul
at (412) 885-6015