Join us for a deep dive discussion group to explore the sacraments. This group will be led by Fr. Phil White, OFM Cap. We will meet on Wednesdays for four weeks beginning August 21 at 7:15PM in The Port.

Join us for a 6:30am Mass at St. Augustine Church. (225 37th St.) After Mass we'll gather at The Port to begin the Run followed by coffee and conversation. The Port, 3620 Butler St. 15201.

Join the Assisi Arts Community for the opening reception of their newest exhibit featuring work from their recent Heritage Church Drawing tour. Forty works from over twenty local artists will be featured, inspired by the beauty and history of churches throughout the Diocese of Pittsburgh.

We're kicking off a new event with St. Padre Pio Parish this September. Join us after the 9:30am Mass for coffee & fellowship and a short testimony from local parishioner, Toni Jester. We'll have plenty of fresh coffee, home-made baked goods, and good conversations.

Sept. 17th is the 800th Anniversary of the Stigmata of St. Francis. Join us in commemorating this sacred occasion by joining an analysis and reflection on the artistic portrayals of St. Francis over the centuries.

Come out for Oktoberfest, a Pittsburgh-wide young adult event! Food truck, drinks, talk! Live music from David Kruse & Emma Fraud! Everything is Free!! 21+

A regular opportunity to practice drawing the portrait from life. Bring your own supplies and easel (extras will be available). Artists will take turns as the model, monthly.

Join us at the Port on Sept 21 for a hands-on beginner photography workshop! All levels of skills are welcome. This event will guide you through the basics with a presentation followed by a walk through Butler Street for capturing stunning images. We'll go in-depth on camera settings to composition.

Celebrate the life of Capuchin Franciscan friar, St. Padre Pio.

The Inklings were a group of early 20th-century Oxford thinkers who regularly met at The Eagle and Child pub to discuss mythology, theology, and literature. Today, they are best known for their contributions to fantasy literature, including The Lord of the Rings and The Chronicles of Narnia

Join the AAC for an in-depth discussion of the third and final book of C.S. Lewis's classic "Space Trilogy’” Set in more or less "contemporary" England, the story follows the fate of a young university professor and his wife.