Mission
The Addolorata Society is a social organization of women that seeks to support the parish and respond to the needs of members and parishioners.

History
The Addolorata Society was formed in 1903 by a group of early "pioneer" women, one year after Mt. St. Peter Parish was founded in New Kensington. Their purpose was, and is now, to serve the parish. The Addolorata Society has been able to actively maintain and sustain itself through several generations.

Members
There are over 400 members.

Meeting Location: Marble Hall

Meeting Frequency: Members meet twice a year, officers meet monthly.

Description of Meetings:
September meeting includes a luncheon on the Sunday closest to September 15, the Feast of Our Lady of Sorrows. The December meeting includes an Advent/Christmas luncheon.

How to Join
Applicants must complete an application and submit it to Georganne Stearman (724-339-1235) with $5 for dues. Any member reaching the age of 80 years and having been a member of the Society for 15 years or more, will become a life member and is no longer required to pay dues.

Additional Information
Members hold an annual bake sale to generate funds to support the parish. The Addolorata Society supplies the candles that are used during the Sacrament of Baptism. Members of the Society prepare and serve a Mercy Meal following funerals, upon request.