I have attended Church of the Open Door for 34 years.Relevant messages,great music and an awesome…read moreyouth ministry.

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.

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!

The church is very welcoming. Very helpful with life's journey.. Thanks so much for always being…read morethere for our family Pastor Jason and Ginger

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.)

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

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

A parish is much more than a fish fry... these reviews are ridiculous. A review should be evaluated…read moreby how the parish leads souls to Christ -- that's ultimately the mission of any parish. With that in mind, this parish has been a mixed experience for me. Architecturally speaking and in terms of interior design, it leans heavily toward a modernist, minimalist aesthetic that doesn't quite reflect the depth and richness of the Catholic tradition. The layout feels more akin to a Protestant worship space. The tabernacle is also placed off to the side by a window -- rather than in a central and prominent location -- which is a liturgical concern. While it's practical for outside adoration, it unintentionally downplays the centrality of the Eucharist, especially during the highest form of worship at the Mass. The Church teaching talks about the placement and design of sacred spaces matter -- not as personal preferences, but as visible signs of the veiled mysteries we celebrate. Beauty and reverence in church architecture help form the soul and draw us into deeper prayer. After all, the Mass is when Heaven and earth meet together. Imagine helping the faithful see that in the beauty of how the church is architected and design. This church is missing that overall. That said, the spiritual life of this parish has been a source of grace for me. The ability to stop by and adore Jesus in the adoration chapel almost daily has been great as it's a quiet and consistent reminder of His presence. The young adult group also gathers here weekly on Tuesday evenings, which has also been a major highlight. It's a faithful, encouraging community that's helps grow closer to Christ and connect with others on the same path. So while I hope to see this parish gradually move toward the sacred tradition that has been unfortunately lost throughout the Church ins parishes everywhere, I cannot deny the good fruit the parish does bear. Ultimately, this is a place where you can encounter Christ, deepen your prayer life, and be supported in your walk with Him -- and that's what matters most.

We have been parishioners at St. Joes for 9 years and our daughter goes to the day school. We will…read moresend all of our children here. We couldn't be happier with our experience being a part of the church community here. Fr. Ron our pastor is a special leader and makes everyone feel welcome. His messaging is engaging and encourages participation in a gentle way. Maureen Goodwin, our principal is great! I would highly recommend St. Joseph Parish to anyone on the west side looking for a church home.