The guys break down some of the best parts of being a Catholic yinzer.

1. Church Festivals - Food, rides, flea markets, great summertime tradition2. Fish Frys - What else would you do on a Friday in Lent?3. The View from the Ft. Pitt Tunnel - Welcome to PGH!!!!4. Pierogi Sales at Church - Cuz no one makes them better than a Catholic grandma!!!5. Bishop Zubik - He’s awesome, great story teller, a true shepherd who cares for his people6. Pittsburgh Priests - We’ve got a bunch of solid guys around the diocese, many of whom have been on this show.7. The Incline - with Mary overlooking the city8. Our Lady of the Parkway - Building a shrine into a hillside is pretty awesome9. The Strip District - Pack St. Pat’s and pack your belly with some good food10. Three Rivers - Jesus was baptized in the Jordan, so water is special. Has anyone been baptized in the Ohio River?11. St. Vincent College - Not technically in Pittsburgh but this monastery/parish/seminary/college/Steelers training camp is a gem12. WAOB Radio - When you need your Gregorian Chant Fix13. Church domes - Eastern Catholics representing in Pittsburgh!14. The Oratory - A Spiritual Powerhouse in the heart of Oakland15. St. Paul of the Cross Monastery - Serving Catholics of Pittsburgh since forever … Where else can you hit up a 5:30 pm daily Mass?16. St. Paul Seminary - Forming men to serve Jesus, home to deer, soccer fields and lots of other cool stuff17. St. Anthony’s Chapel - For obvious reasons18. Yinzer Cantors - Rain dahn your love on your people!19. Kennywood - Ethnic days/Catholic youth days - Priests riding roller coasters20. The Pittsburgh Catholic - Keeping us informed of the priest transfers21. Steeler Sunday - Nothing says we love God like black and gold in the pews22. The Ark and the Dove - The Catholic Charismatic renewal began here over 50 years ago in North Park23. Steubenville - It’s close enough to count - a burb of the Burg and a Catholic gem of the US24. Gilmary Retreat Center - While no longer open, this place served so many youth with an opportunity to encounter Jesus. Rege Flaherty was an awesome retreat director.25. Holy Thursday Church tours - In some places you can almost catch all seven by walking.26. The West End Overlook - A hidden treasure with a great view of the city, like an angel looking down on God’s creation27. Catholic schools - Where faith and khaki pants come together. Pittsburgh still has a bunch left, educating the youth! Donut and drink day was a big deal for this kid28. High School Football - It’s kind of a big deal in the valley towns …29. Duquense University - Confusing non-yinzers on pronunciation all the time.30. St. Paul’s Cathedral - A massive Church, and the site of ordinations and big time diocesan events like the Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass31. Holy Apostles Festival of Praise - They doing it well!32. HIdden Catholic gems - Shrine to Our Lady in Avalon, PA near Holy Family friary.33. River Rail Trails - Nothing like walking/biking along the river enjoying nature and seeing magnificent Churches on the hills.34. Cookie Tables at Weddings - Starting off the celebration with some sweets35. Young Adult Events - booming!!36. Theology on Tap - Beer and the Bible37. Parish Farmers Markets - Feed your soul and your body38. Religious Sisters - Educated many in PGH back in the day39. Ethnic neighborhoods - Retaining the tradition of the homeland40. Pittsburgh Pirates - Causing fans to pray for a miracle since 199341. Epiphany Church - Go to Mass and then catch a hockey game42. St. Anthony - Cuz Pittsburgh roads cause you to get lost so much of the time.43. Bridges - Crossing them is like an act of faith to some people44. Parking chairs - Nothing says love your neighbor like claiming your spot with a chair45. Camp Allegheny - High School Retreats46. Knights of Columbus - Seeing the swords and crazy hats47. Pre-ordination Festival of Praise - prepping for the Holy Spirit48. Adoration Chapels - Covering the city in prayer49. Hills - constant reminder that the spiritual life is an up and down affair - no smooth sailing50. The People - so many faithful here from the church grandma to the college student, People love Jesus and his Church.