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The Cardinal Newman Society is now accepting online applications for the 2025 Newman Guide College Scholarship Contest, which offers high school juniors and seniors a chance to win a $5,000 scholarship towards attending a Newman Guide Recommended college.

The Stewardship Appeal campaign goal is $320,000. This year’s Annual Stewardship Appeal will support the following important needs in the Eparchy: Support of Mission & Outreach; Development of Parishes; Retreats, Renewals and Family Camp; Works of the Apostolate; Clergy Benevolence Fund; and Support of our Retired and Active Priests.

Philokalia Ministries, led by Fr. David Abernethy, is the culmination of 30 years of devotion to the teachings of the Church Fathers. The ministry aims to transform hearts and minds through the ascetic life, prayer, and spiritual reading

As Byzantine Catholics, we are surrounded by icons, which are rich in symbolism and meaning. These sacred images are designed to aid us in prayer and draw us closer to God. Through their many symbols, icons allow us to touch the mysteries they represent, telling the story of the events they depict.

God With Us Live! Every week join men and women, monastics, clergy, and laity to explore exciting and inspiring ways to live our Eastern Catholic faith today.

Three of our parishes on the southern shore of Lake Erie—Saint Nicholas, Saint Mary, and Saint Michael—are excited to sponsor Poustinias for adults aged 18-39, both married and unmarried. This initiative aims to attract new members, including families, to our vibrant parishes.

AM 1260 The Rock will be broadcasting the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland’s Annual Mass for Life, live from the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist on Friday, January 17th at 10AM.

On Sunday, January 5, 2025, St. Emilian Byzantine Catholic Church in Brunswick, Ohio, celebrated its 50th anniversary. Bishop Robert Pipta led the Divine Liturgy, and the parish received a Papal Blessing, which was famed and hung in the church narthex commemorating this special occasion.

Bishop Robert Pipta celebrated the Eparchial opening of the Jubilee Year with a Divine Liturgy on December 29, 2024, at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Parma, OH with numerous priests, deacons and faithful.

As the Stewardship Appeal completes its second month, please consider making a sacrificial gift to this year’s Appeal that reflects the importance of the Church in your life and in the lives of those close to you.

This Byzantine Catholic podcast delves into the mysteries of the Divine. The hosts, including our own Mother Natalia from Christ the Bridegroom Monastery, explore various aspects of faith, spirituality, and theology from a Byzantine Catholic perspective.

For Byzantine faithful, these landmarks are more than historical sites; they are spaces that connect us to our rich spiritual heritage and inspire our ongoing journey of faith.

This issue of ByziKids focuses on starting the new year with fresh resolutions and improvements.

Discover the treasures of the Eastern Catholic Churches through the Light of the East Podcast, showcasing our liturgies, spirituality, and relevance as gifts to the entire Church and today's world. Enhance your spiritual journey by following the "Seven Minutes of Time with God" prayer guidelines.

Christ the Bridegroom Monastery received two new dokimoi (postulants) during Vespers on Sunday, December 15. Please pray for Maddie and Rose as they begin to live monasticism and continue to discern God's will for their lives.

The video provides a historical overview of the new Cathedral project for the Byzantine Catholic Eparchy of Parma. It highlights the elevation of Holy Spirit Church in Parma, Ohio, to the status of the new Cathedral, now named the Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist.

Christ is born! Glorify Him! Consider the Father’s Gift of the Christ Child and how you can offer your time, talent, and treasure back to God in thanksgiving.

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Fr. Jim Knapp, SJ who graciously stepped in to assist our St. Louis parish during some very difficult times.

Join us once a month for an evening of spirituality and community, challenging young adults (18-35) in the Cleveland area to prepare for the Eucharist by giving up the last Saturday night of the month. Each evening includes compline, confession, silent prayer, and guided reflection to help us grow closer to the Trinity and each other.

Prepare for the Nativity of Christ by praying together with your family. The prayers can be said in the Icon Corner at home or before the Christmas tree.