Our Lady of the Eucharist

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Our Lady of the Eucharist Parish, inspired by the Word of God and nourished by the Body and Blood of Christ, serves as a community of Catholic Christians, proclaiming the Gospel and striving to be disciples of Jesus Christ through love, Liturgy, prayer, on-going faith formation, and charitable works for all God's people.

Sister Mary Ann Cody, I.H.M.,
Parish Life Coordinator

Rev. Kenneth M. Seegar
Sacramental Minister

Rev. Joseph J. Evanko, V.E.,
Priest Moderator

Rev. Thomas J. Maloney Obituary (June 2024)

DIOCESAN ANNUAL APPEAL (2023/24)

STEWARDSHIP COMMITMENT (FEB 2023)

Bishop-elect Jeffrey J. Walsh: Living the Call to Servant Leadership

FR. JEFFREY J. WALSH NAMED BISHOP OF DIOCESE OF GAYLORD, MICHIGAN

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Welcome to Our Lady of the Eucharist Parish Web Page.  Information regarding our Parish Community is included for your convenience.

Our Parish was born from three faith communities in the City of Pittston and Borough of Hughestown.  Blessed Sacrament Church, Rock Street, Hughestown, Saint Mary, Help of Christians Church, North Main Street, Pittston and Saint Mary’s Assumption Church, corner of Church and Carroll Streets, Pittston. The churches were combined under the leadership of one pastor in June, 2007.  Saint Mary, Help of Christians Church, established in 1851, had the distinction of being the First Roman Catholic Parish established in Pittston.  St. Mary’s Assumption Church was founded in 1863, in the middle of the Civil War, for German immigrants.  Blessed Sacrament Church, originally a Mission Church of St. John the Evangelist, was established as a parish in 1945.

All three parishes were closed in November, 2010.

Our Lady of the Eucharist Parish was established on November 21, 2010.

This parish web page will be updated weekly for your convenience.

God Bless You,

Sr. Mary Ann Cody, IHM
Parish Life Coordinator