This beautiful church is located on Mayfield Street in the heart of Cleveland's Little Italy…read moredistrict. The church offers a regular schedule of service and parish member ministry opportunities which are noted in their website and in the materials distributed at service times, etc. It is a wonderful place to stop for prayer and meditation or worship during their regular and frequent ministry times.

If your rosary has a few holes in it, then you can come here, it's named Holy Rosary and they'll…read morefix your Holey Rosary. Definitely one of the most beautiful churches in Cleveland, and it looks old and rustic like something straight out of Europe. I'm definitely a fan and will be coming here many times in the future I'm sure. I love seeing old churches, and Cleveland is full of them, and this is one of my favourite ones.

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

CANNOT SAY ENOUGH WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT THIS AMAZING CHURCH . I have been in lots of churches in…read moremy 74 years.....this is by far the BEST church ever.....the messages are amazing, the Bible's truths are all preached here and this is a church for ALL ages....young and old alike. I LOVE how the messages are all so poignant and you can get something from every single message. Love, love love this church. Today's message by a guest preacher was so right on, touched me deeply and will make me a more Christ centric follower. DO NOT MISS THIS SPIRIT FILLED church. You will be SO blessed.

Best place to find community and grow deeper in faith. Younger congregation but very much a Bible…read morebelieving Holy Spirit lead church.

Beautiful Catholic Chapel supporting the Latino community of Lorain. Very welcoming to all people!read more

This parish is alive! These people really care about each other and are so welcoming. Liturgy is…read morespirit-filled and joyful. The Word is preached and I experience great reverence for the Eucharist. While most Masses are in Spanish (Sundays 8:00 & 12:00), the Mass at 10:00 on Sundays is in English.

One of the most beautiful churches I've ever seen. Was here for a wedding which was very nice too.read more

St. Mary's of Collinwood is a beautiful church. The mass times are very flexible if you check their…read moreweb-site. They have early morning weekday masses. The parish dates well before 1957, 1957 is when the building was built.

How blessed am I that I can be the first one to review this!…read more I have to say for starters, I was skeptical of this place from the beginning. But little did I realize the good fruit that takes place essentially in our backyard in a little farm town of North Ridgeville. My first experience regarding this place was when I went to Adoration one day at St. Anthony's in Lorain more than 2-3 years ago -- this lady handed me pamphlets about the place. I said there is no way this is real, and even the diocese of Cleveland "admonished" it. So, I shook it off without really looking more into it. I was really into apparitions and miracles at that time because it is what brought me back to the faith in the Fall of 2017, thanks to the movie based on a true story, Miracles From Heaven. But for some reason, I got dismissive about this place -- could it have been Satan/his demons influencing me? One would think... Little did I know that when I went to Adoration at St. Joseph recently that a different lady would tell me all of this... which had me in awe and shock: -- Profound stories/experiences that people had there. I even checked with a couple people I knew and they had extraordinary stories/experiences to tell as well, even leading to a marriage discernment. -- The on-going apparitions of Mary, Jesus, God the Father, and the Saints have been going on since the mid 80s to this visionary and learning about her story and the people who now work at the ministry as well are amazing. -- How this ministry, despite a lot of adversity (just like Medjugorje), has been around for 30 years and is still aligned to the Catholic teaching and Scripture, despite being ecumenical, allowed by Canon law. -- A well-known author (Wayne Weible) who was well invested in Medjugorje and his conversion to the faith through the Blessed Mother was skeptical himself. But he saw the good fruit as well when he came here. He even wrote a book about it (Intimate Messages from Heaven). Many connections to Medjugorje. -- This place has been endorsed by other Archbishops from different dioceses/places around the world and scholars of Marian apparitions have said that to say what's going on here is bad and the apparitions aren't authentic would be complete and utter ignorance to what has been revealed since the beginning, throughout the living Word of God in Scripture. I could go on and on. The fact of the matter is, just like the diocese of Cleveland, I initially judged it for what it was and never discerned carefully as to whether this place had established good fruit (just as Jesus taught us), and was in fact aligned to Catholic teaching and Scripture. After all, it is private revelation... you have to look at the Saints throughout history who have had private revelations and had undergone condemnation from the Church and overcome so much adversity (St. Faustina and St. Padre Pio come to mind). But, the fruits are what ultimately mattered, and they turned out to be great Saints in the modern era. And so... I decided to go today, and for some reason July 31 was the day I picked out the week before, which amazingly enough is the day Catholics celebrate St. Ignatius' memorial -- he wrote about the discernment of Spirits. I didn't realize that until after. I don't believe in coincidences anymore. When I got there, it was like standing on holy ground. All you could feel was peace and consolation. Definitely a discernment of the good spirit. The Holy Spirit was within you, and Jesus, Mary, and the Angels were beside you in Spirit all throughout the journey of the site to the different areas of devotion. It was remarkable. I soaked it all in for 3 hours walking to each devotion area and being with God, Mary, and the Angels. I didn't go into the chapel, bookstore, or the main building, but next time I'll have to check that out. I'd be remiss if I didn't say -- Just go...see...experience it yourself. You don't know what wonders God can do for you at any point in your life. Healing is a wonderful gift God can give, whether it be spiritual, physical, emotional, mental -- He can go anything for you, even if we have little faith; be open to it and you will see wonders.

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