Saint John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church

Saint John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church is a Catholic church at 1720 Jane Street, Pittsburgh, PA, 15203 in Pittsburgh, PA 15203. It is one of 575 churches in Pittsburgh, and one of 20 Catholic congregations in the city.

About Saint John the Baptist Byzantine Catholic Church: After being at two previous locations, the present church was constructed in a modern motif with classic Byzantine lines. The icon screen is the original from the old church. It was reduced to scale and completely redone to help blend the sanctuary and the nave into an integral whole. The central crystal candle chandelier also was transferred from the old church and is the only candle-lit chandelier known to still be in use in a Byzantine church in the Metropolia. A special feature of the church is the Church Unity ceiling mural. Inspired

1720 Jane Street, Pittsburgh, PA, 15203, Pittsburgh, PA, 15203

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Within a few blocks of these doors, more than 2 in 10 adults here carry depression. About 1 in 5 the people here live below the poverty line. That is two thousand neighbors — and some of them are already in these pews.

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  • Depression: 25.3%
  • Poverty Rate: 19.8% (11.6–28.0%)

Source: CDC PLACES, U.S. Census Bureau (2022, 2019-2023), aggregated across 4 census tracts near this church.

Pittsburgh city is served by 278 churches — about one congregation for every 1,092 residents.

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