Great church with great people. Even though the construction makes it tricky to find, it is worth…read morethe effort to go. My 11 year old daughter and my husband think it is a great fit for each of us.

From the owner: Partnering with the local communities of Jackson, Perry, and Tuslaw, the Massillon Campus will…read moreoffer many opportunities for you and your family to be involved in making a huge impact for God in the Stark County area.

My husband had to go to Northern Ohio for work and I came along to see what we could find of…read moreinterest. My husband found pics of this lovely church online. He called to see if we could have quick peek inside .. we were 30 minutes away. The lady that answered the phone was very kind and informative. My husband is more into history and details. I'm more visual ..love playing with my camera. I believe the lady who let us in was named Mary. She pointed things out to us .. especially my husband .. as I gazed around. She explained the shine to the saint and that it contained a bit of her bone. She even showed it to us. We are protestant but if I lived in the area I would attend a service just to hear the organ. The cathedral is very old .. I think 1870 when they began construction. Its impressive..huge.. high ceilings and stained glass windows. Pipe organs. The shrine inside the cath5 is for St. Dymphna is the patroness of those afflicted with mental and nervous disorders.  Although many have never heard of St. Dymphna, she is becoming increasingly popular during these days of worry, fear and anxiety. Then, too, there are few people in the world who are not at some time or another troubled with their nerves. Apparently epilepsy was considered a condition of the nerves or mental and was included. Behind the cathedral is a small cemetery some of the stones were from the late 1800 and early 1900s.

Wow heard the Mass fro SMCM yesterday 8/1/21on the Living Bread Radio and was very disappointed…read more I've heard better music on the Barney & Friends TV show. Such a far cry from when this parish had a men and boys choir and a time when they actually cared about their music.

Small, friendly; a lovely Roman Catholic church with the exception of no fire and brimstone, just…read morefriendliness and love. Soup kitchen Mondays. Nonsmoking bingo Thursdays.