Spiritual Activities
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Those who attend St. Titus Church enjoy sharing time together, whether at a spiritual event or at social occasions. Our church offers many such opportunities, which help form a faithful community of disciples. Such are called, empowered, motivated, and dedicated to bringing Christ, and His work of salvation to our parish and personal lives, our families and community, welcoming all members through social and religious activities to the table of Christ.
The Church of St. Titus gratefully offers the sacred liturgy and honors beloved saints. Over the years these celebrations have become an integral part of our faith community. St. Titus Church is the location of various social and religious activities throughout the year.
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San Cataldo
A 7th century Irish monk, St. Cataldo was a student at the monastic school of Lismore, Waterford under Saint Carthage, where later he became a teacher there, and then headmaster.
As a pilgrim to the Holy Land, on his way home a storm shipwrecked him in Taranto, Italy. As he recovered, his holiness was such that he was chosen by the people to be their bishop. He lived the rest of his life in the region, teaching and caring for his parishioners.
St. Cataldo is an intercessor before the Lord for persons with visual impairments, epilepsy, and paralysis.
His feast day is May 10th.
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San RoccoThe first San Rocco celebration began as a two-day event in 1925. The patron saint of Patrica, Italy was remembered by the members of the Italian Political Citizens Club with a High Mass celebrated at Saint Titus Church by Rev. J. J. Grearey. A procession followed from the church to the streets of Plan 11. Ten years later on August 13, 1935 the celebration became an annual weekend event with the liturgy held on Sunday morning at Saint Titus Church.
From the very beginning, the liturgy in church and the procession of the saint were the heart of the celebration. Mass continues to be celebrated at Saint Titus with standing room only. The festa grew to include music, delicious food, entertainment, rich laughter and family traditions. This festa is reported to be the longest continuous ethnic celebration in Western Pennsylvania.
Saint Rocco is venerated in the Roman Catholic Church as the protector against the plague and all contagious diseases. August 16th is the feast day of San Rocco.
To view the 2020 San Rocco Mass recording, click here.
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st. anthony of padua
The St. Anthony Congregation was instituted in 1932 at St. Joseph Church in West Aliquippa, PA. When St. Joseph Church closed its doors in 1992 and merged with St. Titus Parish, the congregation did not die, but continued its objective to promote the love of God and devotion to its patron St. Anthony of Padua.
The St. Anthony Congregation is a charitable, non-profit organization that is excited about the newly-erected St. Anthony Center, where all are welcome to join in our various activities. Mass is celebrated for our membership at St. Titus Church in Aliquippa, PA each year in June. The officers of the congregation work diligently to continue the efforts of this organization.
Countless miracles have occurred through the intercession St. Anthony of Padua, so much so that he is known as the Wonder Worker as well as the 'Finder of Lost Items'. In 1946, St. Anthony was declared a Doctor of the Church. His feast day is June 13th♦
For more information, contact Anthony Battalini, President, at 724.375.7675.
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St. Francis
of assisi
& the Blessing of AnimalsThe Feast of St Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of animals, is on October 4th.
Around his feast day we hold our annual Blessing of the Animals, those special friends of ours that we hold dear.
Please check the parish bulletin for day and time.
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