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In Remembrance - Reverend Neil A. Crosby Jr.

Bishop Martin Amos, bishop emeritus of Davenport, celebrated the funeral Mass on May 18 at St. Eugene Church, Cuyahoga Falls, for Father Neil A. Crosby Jr. Father Daniel Schlegel was the homilist. Father Crosby, 67, died on May 16. He was born on Aug. 29, 1950 to the late Neil and Shirley (Neeson) Crosby. Father Crosby was educated at Cleveland ...

Clergy Assignment Changes - May 14, 2018

Father John D. Betters, pastor, SS. Robert & William Parish, Euclid, was appointed administrator, St. John of the Cross Parish, Euclid effective May 1. This appointment is in addition to his assignment as pastor of SS. Robert & William Parish. Father Francis J. Basa, senior parochial vicar, St. Bernard Parish, Akron and St. Mary Parish, Ak...

Statement from the Most Reverend Nelson J. Perez, Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, on the shooting at Santa Fe High School in Texas

Once again, our hearts are broken over the news of high school students and teachers falling victim to a young gunman?s rage, this time in Santa Fe, Texas.

Next monthly luncheon speakers for the First Friday Clubs are announced

The three First Friday Club luncheon speakers series in the Diocese of Cleveland will hold their respective luncheons beginning at noon on Thursday, May 31 and at noon on Friday, June 1. Ken Woodward will be the guest speaker at the First Friday Club of Cleveland on Thursday, May 31. [wpfilebase tag=fileurl id=1506 linktext='Flier>' /] Father ...

In Remembrance - Reverend Thomas V. Rath

Bishop Martin Amos will celebrate the funeral Mass for Father Thomas V. Rath at 11 a.m. May 21 at Our Lady of Angels Church in Cleveland. Father James Schmitz will be the homilist. Father Don Oleksiak will preside at vespers and will be the homilist at the 3 p.m. vespers on May 20, also at Our Lady of Angels. The wake will continue until 8 p.m. F...

Bishop urges Holy Redeemer parishioners to ‘spread the Good News’

There are about a billion Catholics in the world today, something Bishop Nelson Perez said is pretty amazing when you consider it all started with one man

Catholic Charities’ follow-up appeal aids addiction treatment and prevention services

Parishes across the eight-county Diocese of Cleveland will be conducting a follow-up in-pew parish appeal May 19-20. This appeal is earmarked for expanding addiction treatment and prevention services throughout the diocese. These services save lives. Just ask Sara Szelagowski, who credits the intensive inpatient treatment she got at Matt Talbot fo...