You can walk into a Catholic church almost anywhere on earth and know exactly where you are. You could be in Rome, Poland, Kenya, Mexico, the Philippines, or sitting in a nearly empty parish in Chester County on a Tuesday morning. You may not understand a word being spoken, but you will still recognize the Mass. You will know when to stand, when to kneel, what is happening at the altar, and why everyone came. That alone is incredible. But then you remember what it took for the Mass to survive. It was offered in catacombs when Christians had to hide. It was offered in prison camps, during wars, in Irish homes when the faith was persecuted, and in underground churches where being caught could cost people everything. Priests risked their lives to celebrate it. Catholics risked theirs just to be there. Kings died. Empires collapsed. Borders changed. Whole countries disappeared. The Mass continued. And now I get to walk into my church on an ordinary weekday morning and step into the same worship Catholics have carried across centuries. That is what gets me. Catholicism is not tied to one country, one culture, one preacher, or one generation. The Church is bigger than all of that. You can cross an ocean, walk through the doors of a Catholic church, and still know exactly where you are. Home.

Westminster's Titan Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026 was honored Saturday afternoon at halftime. Members of the Class of 2026 include former Titan standouts: Dr. Patrick Shannon '90, Conor Simpson '09, Anthony Thomas '15, Cassidy (Shepherd) Patrick '17, CJ Armstrong '18, Alexa (Yoho) Bennett '18 and Kelsey (Phillips) Cavaliere '18. Congratulations Class of 2026! #titanpride⚔️

We are honored to be presenting the 2026 Industrialist of the Year Award to Howard "Hoddy" Hanna III on Nov 4. We will also proudly honor Jeffrey Ackerman (posthumously) with the James White Award for Excellence in Commercial Real Estate. Learn more: siorpgh.com/events?id=96

"Some of it is going to be internal. Trades will happen at some point and there is a good chance nothing picks up until after the MLB Draft (in 2 weeks)" Meaning it could be a couple of weeks before they would acquire a new pitcher #Pirates GM Ben Cherington on bullpen moves

When my kids were growing up, we used to spend Saturdays driving around looking at buildings, sometimes from point A to B, sometimes just cause. I got alot of "Dad, I'm bored!" Now 2 of my boys are in commercial real estate. Proud of them. Those drives worked!

My favorite ride! 🤩

There was nothing like cranking a Wiffle moonshot over the neighbors’ house and then cracking open a delicious mystery beverage in a barrel. Peak summer living.

Happiest of Birthdays to our fearless leader, Mark Duclos, SIOR! I will use every excuse I can to reuse this photo from now until eternity because it is just THAT GOOD! From all of us at Sentry Commercial, we hope you have a WONDERFUL day!

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Something to think about @mcuban 😂😂 #CollegeGameDay

Like my friend @SenFettermanPA said, we need a better way to disagree. Hateful political rhetoric is dangerous and can fuel violence in our communities. At the end of the day, we’re all neighbors. Let’s turn down the temperature and disagree respectfully.

Thanks to the Pittsburghers from every corner of the city and every sector who took part in my Inauguration. I want Pittsburgh to be every family’s first choice.

What’s your non-negotiable in a workout? Music? Instructor energy? Length? No burpees?

Last night a song I co-wrote and sang was the opening song on the Emmy-award winning drama “The Pitt.” I was like a little kid on Christmas morning.

Ready for some Monday Night Ball. Let’s go Colts! Coach Raich getting that Dline rolling! ⁦@WCtitansFB⁩