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SAINT MARON CLEVELAND
MARONITE CATHOLIC CHURCH
Divine Liturgy
Bartleby Dining Fundraiser
Divine Liturgy
St. John Chrysostom
Divine Liturgy
St. Phillip
Our Humble Beginnings
On this rock I will build My church, and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.
~ Matthew 16:18
For over a century, Saint Maron’s has been a cornerstone of spiritual and communal life for the Maronite Catholic community in the greater Cleveland area.
Founded with a mission to embody the teachings of Jesus Christ, the parish has tirelessly dedicated itself to preaching the Gospel, guiding souls toward faith, and fostering a deeper understanding of God’s word.
It has been a beacon of hope and education, nurturing generations of young people through religious instruction, academic programs, and character-building initiatives that instill values of compassion, integrity, and service.
DIVINE LITURGY SCHEDULE
Weekdays - Chapel
Tues, Wed, and Thurs
6:00 p.m. English/Arabic
Saturday - Chapel
5:00 p.m. English
Sunday - Downtown
9:30 a.m. English
11:00 a.m. Arabic
Chapel
7800 Brookside Rd
Independence, OH, 44131
Mailing Address
Downtown
1245 Carnegie Ave
Cleveland, OH, 44115
Welcome to St. Maron Church
Events Calendar
Divine Liturgy
Bartleby Dining Fundraiser
Divine Liturgy
St. John Chrysostom
Divine Liturgy
St. Phillip

Baptism and Chrismation
If you are a new parent and wish to have your child baptized at Saint Maron Church or Chapel, you must call the office at least two months in advance. We try to schedule only

First Communion
Children typically receive their First Holy Communion in second grade after a year of preparation. First Communion classes are required and are held each year as part of the Maronite Christian Formation program. Classes take

Crowning (Matrimony)
Through the sancrement of marriage, God’s love becomes present to the spouses in their total union and also flows through them to their family and community. Our church is a beautiful place to host your wedding celebration and your most important day.

Communion and Anointing of the Sick
Clergy is available to administer Communion or for anointing of the sick to those home-bound or hospitalized. The hospital does not call the church. Call the office if you or a family member is in
