This review is for St. Charles Borromeo School, not the church. I mean, who reviews churches?…read more I grew up across the street from St. Charles and I've watched the school grow and change. In fact, the selling of our house TO St. Charles actually helped them grow, in a way. They used the space where I lived for 24 years to build a much needed parking lot. While I miss seeing my old house, I get to park where my house once stood and walk through what was once my back yard. The house on Alber behind where mine used to be on Wilber still stands as does the oak tree that was planted when I was a young kid. I can see just how much that oak tree has grown and it reminds me of how much life changes, for better or worse. I did not attend St. Charles. Instead, I went to Renwood. But I'm happy that I am able to send my kids to St. Charles because I believe it is the or one of the best elementary schools in Parma. The principal, teachers, and other staff are excellent. If only the catholic high schools had similar tuition rates! The annual St. Charles Carnival has been part of my life as long as I can remember. I live just three streets away now and I visit St. Charles more than ever due to my children's involvement with the school. The CYO sports teams and coaches are excellent. I didn't realize I could have played for St. Charles CYO when I was a kid even though I didn't go to St. Charles. Instead, I waited for 7th grade, which is when Parma City Schools allow students to participate in sports. St. Charles starts track in first grade and many other sports in third grade. If only we'd known, I definitely would have played for the school directly across the street.

I have been a life long parishioner and I have enjoyed being a parishioner here. Great priests,…read moreawesome church, and many activities for all ages.

Wonderful teaching about the Bible very friendly people I would recommend this church to anyone who…read moreseeks to know Jesus Christ

Jack Beaver was completely useless, as a Christian family liaison. He knows my dying mother and…read morejobless sister that lives with her. He gave me the Mitch McConnell vibe of old rich white money that cannot and did not relate to the less fortunate. He said he was too busy with so many other poor families to join me in a Holy intervention to tell my 50 year old sister to cut the umbilical cord and get a job. But this church and the people in it don't care about poor people. Of course the real worship of 6,000 years is money and keeping the world's wealth to yourself and even without paying taxes. The sermon itself was 80% sing-along; 18% open mic comedy hour; 2% bring a rich white family on stage that over-breeded and clap for their money. The vanity greed and hypocrisy of humanized religion in 2024 is very self-serving of righteousness and judgement served unlimited on tap.

This church holds a special place in my family as it is where my twin sister and I were baptized…read moreand all of my siblings attended grade school. First off, my family lived across the street from this gorgeous church in the late 1980s / 1990s. My parents still own my family's 4th generation upholstery business down the street. This church is a local landmark and icon of the community and has breathtaking architecture. Although I do not attend Catholic mass anymore, this church and the people that work there still visit my mother and have connections to the family. It is a non-ethnic church, as my mother's family grew up in Slavic Village and attended the Polish St Stanislaus, and then my grandmother was a founding member of the Westlake Catholic Church St Ladislas. My grandfather was Romanian Orthodox, but grew up for a brief time near the Lorain Historic District / Cudell in a mini Romanian community down the street from this church. This church has served generations of Clevelanders and its different ethnicities that came together. Very hopeful for the neighborhood and the economic development taking place in the area recently. These photos were not taken by me, but from the Cleveland: Our Architectural Legacy group (John Volkenant) on Facebook for the Inside and Drone Ohio on the outside. Had to share as they are beautiful!

Beautiful historic church right off of 190 at West Boulevard and Lorain Avenue. Please do not…read moreconfuse Saint Ignatius Church with the high school. Generations of Clevelander's have come through this historic parish. You have to come here and see the beauty.

Blessed Trinity has awesome mid century modern style. The church is on Purtis Avenue just east of…read moreWest 150th. Once you come into the church the style is unique.

Words can not express how awesome it is to a see a historic church from 1891 still going strong. I…read moredo not speak Spanish, but was moved by how these people get into their worship. When St. Michael was built in 1891 it was the tallest building in Cleveland. The building was not black when built, but turned black from the factories, but I think the church looks beautiful. I am proud to be a Clevelander from the rust belt. St. Michael represents Cleveland. It was built for European immigrants in the 1890s, turned black from the factories, and over 100 years latter is going STRONG for a new generation of immigrants from Spanish speaking countries. If your visiting the Christmas Story House come and check out this historic Parish, you will be impressed by the unique combination of an over 100 parish appealing to a new generation of immigrants. If you like historic parishes St. Michael and Our Lady of Lordes in Slavic Village were both built in 1891 and are si

Took a chance and called to do a tour of the sanctuary for a group of women. Father Mark graciously…read moretook us around and explained Catholic customs and symbolism. This sanctuary is beautiful and magnificent! We had no idea how in awe we would be by just walking in. We spent about 30 minutes and we each put a donation in the box. Masses are on Saturdays and Sundays in English and Spanish. Call the office for hours.

Very welcoming church from Greeters to congregation to Pastoral staff. Wonderful worship and…read moreteaching. If you are looking for church home - definitely check out New Life church!

Lakewood New Life Church (LNLC) is a Christian Non-Denominational Church on Detroit Ave. I decided…read moreto visit today after actually attending a different church service. I felt God was telling me to just attend. I'm glad that I visited because the sermon message today really was something I needed to hear. The Pastor was in the last day of a series titled "The Strategy of Satan" (read Ephesians 6:10-18). He preached about how in this life, we are engaged in an invisible war. When trials and temptations come your way, be ready to put on the whole armour of God (metaphorically speaking) and fight the devil. The pastor gave real life examples as he preached so the whole message was easy to understand. As the pastor preached, there were notes to follow along on a bulletin. I liked that inside the bulletin, there was a memory verse and next steps on how to get involved with the church. I enjoyed the praise and worship time, prayer, and the little meet and greet session. Everyone I encountered was very friendly snd welcoming. I especially love that the church is diverse - filled with different races with men, women, and children. I've been visiting a few churches these past few weeks and I know where I will end up but I'm still glad that I visited LNLC. **** This is my 110th Yelp review overall. 64 reviews for 2018. I am aiming for 100 reviews in 2018.