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Neophytes are welcomed to the Church at special liturgy

The newest members of the Catholic Church in the Diocese of Cleveland, the neophytes, were invited to attend a special liturgy on April 2 at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist. Bishop Richard Lennon was principal celebrant of the Mass. During the homily, the bishop reflected on the readings which focused on believing and strengthening faith....

Bishop Lennon opens second Holy Door at National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes in Euclid

There are two opportunities for the faithful to cross the threshold of a Holy Door in the Diocese of Cleveland. Bishop Richard Lennon opened a second Holy Door on April 3 at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Lourdes, 21281 Chardon Road, Euclid. The shrine is a mission of the Sisters of the Most Holy Trinity. The faithful are invited to cross the...

Catholic Community Connection receives $111,969 grant to engage Catholic ministries in intergenerational opportunities

We are pleased to announce that Catholic Community Connection (CCC) is the recipient of a generous grant of $111,969 from the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland.

New emergency food distribution partnership announced between The Centers for Families and Children, and St. Vincent de Paul Society

St. Vincent de Paul Society to assume ownership and operation of three Cleveland West Side emergency food centers CLEVELAND

An Easter Message from Bishop Lennon

Bishop Lennon recorded a special Easter message for the faithful of the diocese:   [vimeo width="500" height="281"]https://vimeo.com/159818418[/vimeo]

Divine Mercy Sunday is April 3

This week is what is known on the Church?s liturgical calendar as the Octave of Easter. Basically what that means is the Church celebrates the great feast of Easter for eight days. The octave will conclude next Sunday, April 3, on the Second Sunday of Easter. As of the year 2000, however, a new feast was added to the calendar that coincides with...

New ‘stained-glass’ windows will pay tribute to Cleveland Central Catholic High School’s four founding schools, two popes

Cleveland Central Catholic High School is getting a new addition to its historic building in Slavic Village, on Cleveland?s Southeast side. Faux stained-glass windows are replacing the original six windows on the south side of the school building. The original windows date to 1921. Four of the new windows will represent the founding parish high sc...