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!

Absolutely stunning inside-St. Stephen's is a beautiful sacred space with wonderful Mass options…read more Each year around Christmas--very early in the morning they have a candlelit Mass--that is just incredible.

Went to Midnight Mass held at 10:00 PM. Beautiful sermon. Everyone in the church were friendktbas…read morecan be. The church is so very beautiful, the intricate wood work, statues and pews were all old school. Never seen a pulpit in a church before. Every time I'd look around I would see something different. Chior sang silent night with bells on the pipe organ. Regular masses offered at different times throughout the week are offered inn both German or English.

Old Stone Church is a historic church in downtown Cleveland enriching the Public Square with its…read moregrandiose architecture. The church has ample space inside with the main worship space, event space, library, and gallery. The focal point of this church is a unique organ built by the Holtkamp Organ Company in 1977 that is played during service. Old Stone Church also hosts events for the community. Periodically you can visit a tour of the church that is mostly self-led. There are also culinary chef events that feature local chefs providing cooking demonstrations and lunches. All events can be easily found on the church's website, Eventbrite, and Facebook. I have visited this church on multiple occasions. Once for a tour and more recently for a food event. Everyone is absolutely welcoming and wonderful whether you are part of this church or a mere visitor. Parking at the church is a bit complex during your first time. Old Stone Church has Sunday service permit parking on the east and west sides of Ontario St (across from the entrance to our Parish House) and the south side of Rockwell Ave. A parking attendant (visible with a green vest) is always standing where the next car is to park. You can visit the church to obtain the parking permit and display it on your windshield if you're visiting for worship or events. If you're a visitor in Cleveland, I highly recommend adding Old Stone Church to your itinerary. However, prior to your visit, ensure that the church is open. They have limited hours of operations and usually don't have the church part open during events.

Beautiful architecture and noted as the oldest building on the square! Went during the day to go…read moreinside, posted open but no admittance at door (locked). No clear directions how to enter the building! Worth seeing

This is a historic Parish in the Tremont neighborhood of Cleveland. The building dates to 1860. The…read morebuilding is right on Lincoln Park. I have been to most Catholic Churches in Cleveland. Many parishes date back to the 1800s, but are using a newer building.

Need DRIVERS and PACKERS for 1500 MEALS…read more When: Easter Sunday, April 8, 2012 (arrival by 10:00am...unless advised otherwise) Where: St. Augustine Church, Hunger Center 2486 W.14th., Cleveland, Ohio (in Tremont, across from Lincoln Park) Contact: 216-781-5530 Although most meals will be served at St. Augustine, there may be up to 1500 that will need to be delivered. Per Father Joesph McNulty, if unable to help in person, money donations are always welcome and appreciated. It will help pay for meals. If you can help, please call 216-781-5530 staugustine-west14.org Thanks ! (FYI... I'm not involved in organizing this. Channel 5 news announced the need on air. When I called St. Augustine to volunteer, I confirmed their need for help.)

Franklin Circle Christian Church is alive and continuing to welcome and affirm all of God's…read morefollowers! This includes the precious LGBTQ+ community! Pastor Richard brings enlightening messages of hope and leaving room for individuals to grow spiritually at their own pace. The people are what makes this church so special! They welcome everyone with open arms and open hearts! One of their main ministries is to the unsheltered in the Ohio City neighborhood by offering free community meals and clothing closet where people can "shop" for free! They are continually looking for ways to widen God's table to make room for doubters and believers alike. This is a safe place to explore faith and ask questions. Join us every Sunday morning at 10:30am in person or online! All are welcome to God's table of grace!

Franklin Circle Christian Church gracefully allowed City Fresh, a nonprofit community supported…read moreagriculture program, to set up and run a City Fresh Stop (local, fresh produce pickup location for residents and visitors) at their parking lot every Thursday during the 2018 season. City Fresh staff, volunteers, and shareholders are very grateful for this gesture. Thank you FCCC! https://www.instagram.com/p/BlbZIdXg3Pk/?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet

St Wendelin is a historic parish on "duck island" between the West Side Market (Ohio City) and…read moreTremont. People have been calling this area "duck island" but it is not a real island. The mass times are very flexible, I'll include a picture of the sign. If you are in Tremont or Ohio City and looking for a friendly parish give St Wendelin a chance/try.

Violin and flute were amazing and the priest was succinct and humorous. Nice church tooread more

Fr. Neil is da bomb! Never met a more approachable person in my life!…read more Can't say enough good about him. Rock on Fr. Neil!

I have Irish ancestors as do many Clevelander's. Saint Malachi is true to what a lot of church's in…read moreIreland are really like. Many Irish came to Cleveland during the great famine with little money. They built simple church's with little money. I have been to Ireland twice, this church reminds me a lot Saint Brandon the Navigator by Crookhaven. That's where my Great Grandmother came from. It's a moving experience to come to this parish and connect with Irish roots. At Catholic church's all are welcome. This church is by the intersection of West 25th and Detroit. Saint Malachi is minutes from downtown, Gordon Square, and the West Side Market.

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.