by Anna Small
This iconic church was completed on July 31st, 1892, and is a prime example of old world architecture here in Pittsburgh. The architect, Frederick C. Sauer, also designed several other churches in the area.The church contains seven different bells located in the bell towers, Munich style stained glass windows, extensive wall paintings, and three latin inscriptions on the interior.
On September 20th, 1969, the church was blessed by Polish icon and religious leader, Pope John Paul II. The church, named after St. Stanislaus Kostka of Poland, continues to recognize Polish culture today.
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