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When Hospice called needing a duplicate afghan, Joanne Tadych put her skills to work.

I am very pleased to re-state: beginning with the 5 PM Saturday Vigil on September 4, we’ll be back in our church! Part of our re-opening is now going to include the installation of a new Crucifix.

The latest information from federal, state and local public health agencies informs us that the Delta variant of the COVID-19 virus is surging in our area, causing increased illness and hospitalizations at levels not seen since the spring

I am pleased to state that we can commit to our re-opening of the church the weekend of September 11-12, with an Open House on Wednesday, 8 September from 5-8 pm, with Evening Prayer (Vespers) at 7:30 pm. Beginning that night, together with you and our staff, we will spend the next year re-committing ourselves to our mission statement.

As Catholics across the Diocese of Cleveland anticipate the end of the dispensation from attending Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation – effective the weekend of June 5-6 – they also can expect of most pandemic-imposed safety guidelines to be eliminated.

As was shared this past weekend, beginning with the 5 PM Vigil Mass this Saturday, May 1, all Masses will be celebrated on the grounds of the Center for Pastoral Leadership (CPL) where both Borromeo and Saint Mary Seminaries are located. We will gather in Sacred Heart Chapel.

Click here to watch the Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord.

Click here to watch the Easter Vigil in the Holy Night of Easter.

Click here to watch the video of Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion.

Click here to watch the video of the Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper.

Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion March 27 at 5 pm | March 28 at 9 am and 11 am Holy Thursday Evening Mass of the Lord’s Supper April 1 at 7 pm | Night Prayer at 9 pm Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion April 2 at 3 pm Blessing of Food April 3 at 12 pm Easter Vigil April 3 […]

See the Week 4 Story of Hope

A beautiful characteristic of our Church is its seasons. They are like the movements of a great symphony, gracefully flowing from one to the other, bringing the emotion and meaning of the music to the listener. For the Church, the flow of its seasons is similar. From the joy of the Lord’s Nativity at the Christmas season to the hope of eternal life at Easter time, the Church’s seasons help bring the presence of the Holy Trinity to life in ways that keep the flame of faith burning within our hearts.

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Support an agency during Lent!

Bishop Malesic offers his thoughts on what it means to Love Your Neighbor, the theme of Catholic Charities 2021 Annual Appeal. Catholic Charities serves people in need throughout all eight counties of the Diocese of Cleveland, regardless of a person’s background, race, or religion. Your financial gift makes a difference.

Check out the menu for our Lenten fish fry!

Check out the details of our Lenten 50/50 progressive raffle!

See the Week One story of hope

Educational opportunities through Governor’s Village.