St. Pius X Byzantine Catholic Church Pierogi Sale!

2336 Brownsville Road, Carrick

March 7 – April 11, 2025

Fridays, Noon to 4 PM

Preorder Now! Leave your name and order details at 412-881-8344

Cooked Pierogi Options:

Potato & Cheese – $11.00/dozen | $6.00/half dozen

Sauerkraut – $12.00/dozen | $6.00/half dozen

Cottage Cheese – $15.00/dozen | $8.00/half dozen

Frozen Pierogi Available:

Lekvar (Prune) – $16.00/dozen | $8.00/half dozen

Sweet Cabbage – $12.00/dozen | $6.00/half dozen

Potato Cheese Jalapeño – $12.00/dozen | $6.00/half dozen

Limited! Potato & Sauerkraut – $11.00/dozen | $6.00/half dozen

Order early—quantities are limited! Support St. Pius X and enjoy some delicious homemade pierogi!

This grand, iconic building is a familiar landmark to many. As a graduate of Carrick High School, Kevin achieved a milestone in 1984 when he became the second funeral director in Allegheny County to earn certification as a funeral service practitioner from The Academy of Professional Funeral Service Practice.

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Deadline to to enter is Friday December 6th!

Register here: https://forms.gle/7y4QHzJ7jEbuTMir8

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