This is my Church Home for over16 years. The Pastors are amazing The services are both inspiring…read moreand biblically informative. The staff is gracious and welcoming. I couldn't wish for a better Church Home in the winter of my life.

Lovely church where my mother received all her sacraments. Currently running a fundraiser to keep…read morethe doors open. Consider contributing to the cause!

A beautiful church with diversity. Very welcoming. Built in the mid 1800s, the artistry and…read morecraftsmanship shows. Look up to the rafters and stained glass. Notice the intricate floor work beneath you. Beautiful St. Patrick's Day service that brings in Cleveland's bishop each year. Huge crowds - come early and be sure to stay for the Fyffe, pipe, and drum recessional.

I think this is a wonderful church. They have wonderful masses. They always keep it clean.read more

Beautiful church and beautiful candlelight memorial mass for miscarriages, stillborn & infant loss.read more

I am reviewing this church as a wedding vendor:…read more This was a beautiful, gorgeous, historic church and perfect for us to say our marriage vows there. We attend another church, which some may call a mega-church because of the huge congregation. There is no altar, or aisle... it's more like a stage and an auditorium. While we love our church, we wanted something with a little more tradition. We wanted to stand where thousands of people have said their vows over the last 100 years. This was the perfect fit for us. Rev. Ron was wonderful. He didn't know us very well, but he made our ceremony very warm and personal. We had a packed church, and I imagine there weren't many dry eyes. The church assigns a coordinator, and we worked with Debby. She was helpful, organized and efficient. That hardly covers it- she was a professional and everything went smoothly. Every wedding ceremony needs a Debby- I didn't have to worry at all that things would go perfectly! The organist, Corbin, was really delightful. He worked with us to select our music and played beautifully on wedding day. That being said, this was a very expensive church. The total was around $1250- separate payments made to Reverend, the church, Debby, Corbin, and custodial. We aren't members, so I'm sure that's why. The church is also not very flexible on certain things like music, readings, decorations, or the exit. They don't allow rice, birdseed, petals, biodegradeable confetti... nothing that could be considered a slip hazard. The other cons would be that the church is in a part of Olmsted Falls that experiences high train traffic and the parking lot is small. If a train is coming through, traffic can back up pretty far. That being said, Debby made sure to warn us of this and told us to spread the word to our family and friends. Overall, this was a perfect choice for us. It's a lovely church and we are so proud to have become Mr. and Mrs. at Olmsted Community!

Church of the Covenant is a stunning architectural gem in University Circle. It's a sight to see -…read morebuilt in 1911 in the English Gothic style. The Alexander McGaffin Memorial Tower and Carillon is part of the church. The tower contains 47 bells crafted in the Netherlands and recently lovingly shipped to Cleveland. The church was extremely proud of new carillons! While I'm not a parishioner at this church, I attended their lunchtime carillon concert multiple times last summer and this summer. The concerts last 30 minutes, guests can attend in person or watch the concert via live stream. Guests attending in person listen to the concert from their vehicles or picnic nearby benches/grass. The recommended listening location is the grounds around and behind the tower away from the sounds of the city. I like to stand right in front of the tower and enjoy the music, seldom bring my picnic. Following the concerts guests can meet the carillon musicians. The concert schedule can be found on the tower's website or social media. I was lucky to meet the carillon musicians during their carillon programs around the city. They impressed me with their love of music, passion for carillon playing, commitment to the community, and hospitality. I have yet to visit Church of the Covenant for a Sunday service, and hope to do this soon. I really look forward to more concerts this summer. It's absolutely incredible that we have multiple carillons in our city, they are very rare in the US. If you have not yet heard carillon, you absolutely must visit. It's so magical!

Not to be confused with the Ark Of The Covenant which was already stolen by Indy (and I don't mean…read morethe hyper religious state next to the iller noise. This is a beautiful church in Cleveland that looks more like a cathedral. It's actually one of the better ones I've seen. It's resplendent and gorgeous and really fits in, especially in such an Old World style City as Cleveland which just happens to be in the Americas. For all of these reasons I really like it here, and we'll probably keep coming back in future. So I'm definitely a fan by any stretch of the imagination, and will continue to come here.

Words can not express how amazing Cleveland Ohio's Historic churches are. The Old World wood work…read moreinside St. Stephens is one of a kind. This church is located between Lorain Avenue and Detroit Road in Cleveland's Ohio City Neighborhood. Saint Stephens is just a few minutes off of I90 or the West Side Market.

The neighborhood around Saint Patrick's on bridge has really come back. In Cleveland, Ohio we have…read moretwo Saint Patrick's. There is another Saint Patrick in the West Park Neighborhood. Saint Patrick on Bridge has very flexible weekday mass times. I have Irish heritage and have visited Ireland twice.

I'm might go to hell for reviewing a church--but regardless, I must share my excellent experience…read moreat St. Patrick's. I grew up mostly Lutheran. Yep, you heard that right. You see, my Mom is Jewish, so we celebrated Jewish holidays as well. Anyways, I went to (Lutheran) church every Sunday growing up and was pretty involved in the youth groups at my church. I'm telling you this because I want you to see where my opinion is coming from. I'm not even Catholic, but this church is just amazing. My second, most rencent time here was for St. Patrick's Day service. We live in Ohio City and this church is a gorgeous beacon of unity in this community. Talk about bringing everyone together and helping those in need. Anyways, this service was so warm, touching, down-to-earth and pretty non-denominational, really. Everyone here is so nice and they genuinely care that you're there. The Cleveland Firefighters bagpipers closed out the packed (like standing room only) service and the congregation met up in the building next door for a huge, free breakfast. The church itself is gorgeous. If you're ever looking for a wedding venue, I'm almost positive your search stops here. The historic, elaborate structure has recently been restored and it's absolutely gorgeous. They also have live theater and really give back to the Ohio City neighborhood by helping those in need. Love that this lovely piece of Cleveland history is part of the neighborhood I call home!