Divine Mercy Parish (formerly known as Church of the Epiphany), Pittsburgh
Divine Mercy Parish was formed by merging of the former parishioners of Church of the Epiphany and Saint Mary of Mercy. The present building on Washington Place was completed in 1902 when it was still Church of the Epiphany. The building was added to the List of Pittsburgh History and Landmarks Foundation Historic Landmarks in 1998.
The building is a red brick Romanesque structure with a byzantine architecture flavor. The beautiful stained glass windows were installed between 1903 and 1910. On one side of the windows, the images depicts stories from the New Testament; on the other side, the images told the stories of the Old Testament.
Marble for the sanctuary was imported from Italy. The marble canopy over the main altar contains the extraordinary Venetian mosaic tympanum of the Visit of the Magi, and on the upper arch the enameled mosaic of the Lamb of God.
Divine Mercy Parish is located in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh and welcomes visitors during its opening hours.
The building is a red brick Romanesque structure with a byzantine architecture flavor. The beautiful stained glass windows were installed between 1903 and 1910. On one side of the windows, the images depicts stories from the New Testament; on the other side, the images told the stories of the Old Testament.
Marble for the sanctuary was imported from Italy. The marble canopy over the main altar contains the extraordinary Venetian mosaic tympanum of the Visit of the Magi, and on the upper arch the enameled mosaic of the Lamb of God.
Divine Mercy Parish is located in the heart of downtown Pittsburgh and welcomes visitors during its opening hours.
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Sight Name: Divine Mercy Parish (formerly known as Church of the Epiphany)
Sight Location: Pittsburgh, USA (See walking tours in Pittsburgh)
Sight Type: Religious
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