Welcome to Holy Name Church
Cleveland , Ohio
Mass Schedule
Whether you are a newcomer, a visitor, or a long-time parishioner, we warmly welcome you to join us for Mass. Feel free to attend any of our Masses and be sure to greet us when you do!
Weekend Masses
Saturday | 8:00am, 4:00pm
Sunday | 8:30am, 11:00am, 6:00pm
Confession
Saturday | 2:30-3:30pm
Benediction | Holy Hour
Thursday| 6:00-7:00pm
Weekday Masses
Monday | 8:00am
Tuesday | 8:00am
Wednesday | 8:00am
Thursday | 8:00am
Friday | 8:00am
Parish Picnic
Parish Picnic is Sunday, June 22nd from 1:00-4:00pm (FREE Hotdogs, Hamburgers and drinks).
Please consider bringing a side dish and/or dessert to share.
More information will be in the weekly parish bulletin.
Summer Raffle
Drawing takes place at the Parish Picnic on June 22nd. $25 a ticket - only 300 tickets sold.
Winners need not be present to the Parish Picnic. Limited tickets remain - Get yours now!
Call the Parish Office or Tickets will be sold after Mass.
Prizes
1st Place: $1,250
2nd Place: $750
3rd Place: $500
Our Mission
"Empowered by the Spirit, our Mission is to proclaim and live the Gospel through worship, service, and community."
Welcome from
Monsignor Antall
Welcome to the website of Holy Name of Jesus Parish in Cleveland, Ohio. We are a parish community with a long history. The diocesan history says that we can take as a founding date April 1854, when Bishop Amadeus Rappe, first ordinary of the new diocese of Cleveland, celebrated a Mass at the home of the Thomas Byrne family in what was then the city of Newburgh (later annexed to Cleveland).
The parish was known by other names in the 170 years since the inaugural Mass with the then new bishop. The community first had the name, “Holy Name of Mary,” then that was changed to “Holy Rosary,” which was replaced by “Holy Name of Jesus,” commonly shortened to Holy Name.
Often, we are confused with Holy Name High School, which had its beginning here (1914) as a parish school, but later became a diocesan high school and was moved out to Parma Heights in the late 1970s. We still have our elementary school, which also has a long history. We have had a parish school, under different names, since 1863, founded by Father Jacob Kuhn, a French missionary priest.
We are proud of our history. Other parishes have Endowment funds with substantial money. I always say Holy Name has a Spiritual Endowment that is based on the thousands of sacraments celebrated here and the millions of prayers that have been sent to heaven. I wouldn’t mind having the first kind of endowment, but the second is more to the point of why we exist.
Welcome to the Catholic community of Holy Name, where the love is Jesus is preached and practiced.
May God Bless us all,
Msgr. Richard Antall
