Mission Statement
Nurturing our congregation. Connecting with our community.
Inspired by the Holy Spirit, faithful to the teachings of Jesus Christ, and committed to the worship of God the Father, St. Columba Roman Catholic Church strives to develop, support, and maintain a strong family spirit by instilling a love of God and neighbor in all its members. As we participate fully in the liturgy, reflect on the Word of God, and receive the Sacraments, we continue in our faith formation. Our members are encouraged to share their time, talent, and treasure to provide outreach through various ministries and to respond compassionately to the needs of others in our Parish, community, and the world.
Scroll down for a brief introduction to the church staff.
You can get in touch with any member of our staff to talk, ask questions, and learn more about St. Columba Parish.
Our community is blessed with passionate, dedicated leaders who love what they do and are excited to learn about what you love too. Drawing from their different backgrounds, talents, and experiences, our staff members support St. Columba’s ongoing learning and growth. They work to build a strong community that lives its vision and is actively shaped by each person in it.
Our office hours are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
St. Columba Parish Staff
Our Facilities
St. Columba Church
342 Iron Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1824
Parish Website
Parish Facebook Page
St. Columba Parish Center
342 Iron Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1824
570-784-0801 Email: stcolumbaparishbloomsburg@hbgdiocese.org
St. Columba School
40 East Third Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1824
Bloomsburg Food Cupboard
329 Center Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1824
(570) 387-2607
Mailing Address
342 Iron Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1824
Christ the King Mission
297 Mendelhall Road
Benton, PA 17814
Bloomsburg University Catholic Campus Ministry
353 East Second Street
Bloomsburg, PA 17815
About Our Logo
In Christian traditions, the dove (Latin: Columba) appears as a symbol and as a Eucharistic vessel. As a symbol of the Holy Spirit, it appears especially in representations of the baptism of Our Lord ( Matthew 3:16 ) and of Pentecost. St. Gregory the Great (590-604) is generally shown with a dove on his shoulder, symbolizing inspiration or rather Divine guidance. In general, the symbol occurs frequently in connection with early representations of baptism. As a symbol of the Church, a dove is an agent through which the Holy Spirit works on earth.
The colored blocks are representative icons of our church’s unique window design.
Thanks to Jessica Rubenstein for the finished design.
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