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Death

Protodeacon Blagoy Nicoloff reposed in the Lord on Wednesday morning, January 25th..  The Parastas will be on Sunday, January 29th. at 7 pm.  The Funeral Service will be on Monday, January 30th. at 10 am.  All services will be at SS. Cyril and Methodius Orthodox Church, 3056 Reeves Avenue, Lorain, Ohio.  Please remember Deaconesia Raisa and his children and grandchildren in your prayers.  May Protodeacon Blagoy's memory be eternal.
Orthodox Christianity in  Greater Cleveland, Ohio

The twenty nine Orthodox Christian parishes and three monasteries of the Cleveland and Lorain, Ohio, area welcome you. The Orthodox Church, which was established at Pentecost, proclaims the Gospel of Jesus Christ, sanctifies its adherents through sacraments and serves humanity through many charitable endeavors.

Everyone is welcome to visit an Orthodox Church; however sacraments are reserved to practicing Orthodox Christians. The information provided in this web site is presented to aid the public in locating a church, attending its services, and learning the doctrine that it proclaims.

Map of Orthodox Churches in Cleveland area


Upcoming Events

February 4- 1 PM - Public Presentation & Book Signing by Fr. Constantine Nasr: Mastering the Art of Marriage - Chagrin Falls Public Library, 100 E. Orange St. - sponsored by St. Luke Mission, Chagrin Falls.

March 4 - Pan Orthodox Vespers - St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, Rocky River

March 10 - 10 AM - Women's Lenten Retreat: "Are You Ready for the Resurrection?" - St. Matthew Church, N. Royalton

May 9 - 5:30 PM - Potluck Dinner & Lecture - "A Newly-Discovered Icon of the Mother of God: Its Acquisition and Conservation by the Cleveland Museum of Art" - Sts. Constantine & Helen Cathedral, 3352 Mayfield Road - sponsored by the Hellenic Preservation Society

September 30 - 2 PM - John & Helen Collis Lecture - "From Byzantium to El Greco: Icon Painting in Venetian Crete" - Cleveland Museum of Art

 

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