Eastern & Oriental Catholic Directory

OH: Parma - 1

Metro Area: Cleveland (OH)

Cathedral of St John the Baptist - Byzantine (Ruthenian)

1900 Carlton Rd

Parma

44134-3129

USA

Phone: 216-661-8658

Fax: 216-661-8221

The Official Website

Rite: Byzantine

Church sui iuris: Byzantine Ruthenian Catholic

Metropolitan Archeparchy: Pittsburgh of the Ruthenians

Eparchy: Parma of the Ruthenians


Always call ahead to verify times
Day	Service	Time
Sunday	Matins	9:30am
	Divine Liturgy	10:00am
Saturday	Vespers	5:00pm
	Divine Liturgy (Sunday Vigil)	5:30pm
Feast Day Vigils	Divine Liturgy	7:00pm
Feast Days	Matins	8:30am
	Divine Liturgy	9:00am


Mystery of Repentence
Saturday		4:00pm - 4:45pm

Mailing Address: As Above

Status & Location Changes:

Formed in: 1898 meeting at St Joseph (Latin) Chapel, E 23rd & Woodland Ave, Cleveland OH

Relocated in: 1899 to a hall at Woodland Ave & Perry (now E 22nd) St, Cleveland OH

Relocated in: 1901 to E 22nd St @ Scovill (now Community College) Ave, Cleveland OH

Parish erected in: 1901 as St John United Greek Church

Renamed in: 19XX as St John the Baptist Byzantine (Ruthenian) Catholic Church

Relocated in: 1960 to its present site

Elevated in: 1969 to the status of Cathedral of the Eparchy of Parma of the Ruthenians

For this church, this is entry 4

of 4

Status: ACTIVE CATHEDRAL

This Entry Last Updated: 12/24/2009

Latitude: 41.403747

Longitude: -81.692309

Located in: All Active | Ohio | Show All | Ohio

Transfiguration

You were transfigured on the mountain, O Christ God, * showing Your glory to Your Disciples as far as they were able to bear it. * Through the prayers of the Mother of God, * let Your everlasting Light shine also upon us sinners. * O Giver of Light, glory to You! (Troparion, Tone 7)

Glory to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit, now and ever, and to the ages of ages. Amen.

Upon the mountain You were transfigured, O Christ God, * and Your Disciples beheld Your glory as far as they could receive it, * so that when they would see You crucified, * they would understand that You suffered willingly; * and they would preach to the world * that You are truly the radiance of the Father. (Kontakion, Tone 7)