Mt. St. Macrina Cemetery is a Sacred Place
where all who have gone before us await their glorious resurrection in Christ.
We believe and bear witness that "Christ is risen from the dead, and has conquered death"!
We believe that we also will rise to eternal life on the last day.
A cemetery is a place not only for the dead, but also very much a place for the living.
It is a space not only to grieve, remember, and pray for loved ones, it is a sacred space to reflect on our unique pilgrimage to the heart of God.
Articles for Reflection...More to come...
- All
- Most Rev. Archbishop George D. Gallaro
- Bob Grip
- Metropolitan Archbishop William C. Skurla, D.D.
- Rev. Stephen J. Wahal
- Reverend James Spontak
- Reverend Jerome Botsko
- Sr. Barbara Jean Mihalchick, OSBM
- Sr. Elaine Kisinko, OSBM
- Sr. Margaret Kapusnak, OSBM
- Sr. Seraphim Olsafsky, OSBM
- Very Rev. David M. Petras, S.E.O.D.
- Very Rev. John S. Custer, SSL, STD
A Place of Hope
Metropolitan Archbishop William C. Skurla, D.D.
The Mystery of Death
Very Rev. David M. Petras, S.E.O.D.
The Life of the World to Come
Very Rev. David M. Petras, S.E.O.D.
I Am Making Everything New
Most Rev. Archbishop George D. Gallaro
Grief - Loss of a Spouse
Bob Grip
"Eternal Memory"
Very Rev. John S. Custer, SSL, STD
On Being the End of the Line
Sr. Margaret Kapusnak, OSBM
Take Me Home
Reverend Jerome Botsko
Peace
Sr. Elaine Kisinko, OSBM
Community of the Faithful Departed
Rev. Stephen J. Wahal
The Hope We Have Received
Reverend James Spontak
When Death Comes
Sr. Seraphim Olsafsky, OSBM
Columbarium Installation
All Set!
Benches Installation
Please Note...

In Section above, Bishops, Clergy, Religious & Laity offer writings, with varied perspectives on loss, death & dying. May you find inspiration, strength & hope for your journey.

For more information about Columbarium purchase: select Offerings Menu Tab above, select Resurrection Garden. Please note, all benches now have donors.

For quiet times of prayer or reflection throughout the day: select Menu Tab above, then Media, Videos...

Cemetery Gravesites prices will be increased on Oct. 1, 2021. Increase necessary due to major price increase by product suppliers and services.

Soil on the hillside adjacent to the Cremation Garden was hydro-seeded in late summer. The sprouting grass lasted for a brief period, and abruptly turned brown. The condition was recently diagnosed as the result of a grass-killing virus. The area will be reseeded at the appropriate time.
Ever Wonder Who Plants and Cares for the Flowers at the Cemetery?
Metropolitan Archeparchy of Pittsburgh
Floral Arrangements
Sisters of St. Basil the Great
Thank you to GCU, our corporate sponsor.
Mailing Address
Mt. St. Macrina Cemetery
500 West Main Street
Uniontown, PA 15401
500 West Main Street
Uniontown, PA 15401
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