Saint Anthony Chapel

Catholic church · Troy Hill

Saint Anthony Chapel

Catholic church · Troy Hill

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1704 Harpster St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212, USA

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Chapel housing 5,000+ relics, life-sized Stations of the Cross  

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1704 Harpster St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212, USA Get directions

saintanthonyschapel.org
@saintanthonychapel

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1704 Harpster St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212, USA Get directions

+1 412 999 4401
saintanthonyschapel.org
@saintanthonychapel
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A remarkable reliquary with thousands of saints’ relics, regular visitation hours, and docent‑led tours. Long regarded as one of the largest collections outside the Vatican, with active services and tours listed for 2025.

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Anne Chin

Google
Amazingbcollection of more than 5K religious relics from Saints to Popes and the Beatified. Great place to add to your US Pilgrimage.

Francine Laura

Google
St. Anthony’s Chapel was built by Fr. Suitbert Mollinger in 1880 in the Troy Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh. The chapel houses approximately 5,000 religious relics, making it the largest collection of relics outside the Vatican. Some of the highlights of the collection include a splinter of the True Cross, a thorn from the Crown of Thorns, a piece of the stone from the Holy Sepulcher and a relic for each of the 12 apostles. In addition to the relics, there are life-sized Stations of the Cross carved from wood. The relics were acquired by Fr. Mollinger with his own funds from inherited family money. His primary goal was to protect the relics during times of political upheaval in Europe. We were very fortunate to meet Steve McCauley at Mass. His wife Sue is one of the docents and he has learned a lot of from her; he was kind enough to take us on a private tour of the chapel!

Siobhan O'Connor

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What a beautiful sacred space! The life-sized Stations of the Cross are truly incredible and deeply moving. The immense collection of relics is remarkable and beautifully displayed. The docents were very gracious and helpful. There is a restroom in the chapel and a museum/gift shop across the street. Parking is free and easy right next to the chapel. Definitely recommend a visit to this lovely and unique chapel!

Jessica Marie Harp

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Absolutely Stunning! The moment I walked in i had chills all over. The feeling and presence of Our Father was in such abundance. Staff was graciously delightful. My daughter and I left there with smiles & thankfulness.

Michael Johnson

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If I have my facts correct, this Catholic chapel has the most relics in America and 2nd most in the entire world. It's not the easiest place to get to, but it's worth the drive. The chapel is beautiful, the stations of the cross are amazing, and the relics are a real treasure.

Justin Delossantos

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Lots of stuff here. More artists and relics than any other church besides the Vatican. Def a must visit in the area.

Leslie Rivers

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A very spiritual church! Between 4-5000 relics and a wonderful tour! This is one stop that must be seen in person. Parking is accessible.

Frederick Bradbury V

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This is an amazing chapel that is elaborately decorated. Filled with lots of relics. I would recommend coming here to say some prayers and take in the beauty.