The United Hungarian Societies of Cleveland on Sunday, March 13, 2022 held a commemoration of the events of 1848 in the St. Emeric Church hall. The united Choir of the Hungarian Churches of Cleveland, conducted by Rev. Dr. Máriusz Marton, all three Hungarian schools in Cleveland and Girl Scout Troop 34 all contributed to the […]
The old Baptistry Room has now become the new Prayer Room opening from the vestibule. The painting of St. Margaret, which hung above the altar of the original St. Margaret of Hungary Church, on E. 116th St. near Buckeye Road, has found a new home at St. Emeric Church. The painting of St. Ladislaus, which […]
The Holy Season of Lent begins with Ash Wednesday on March 2nd. There will be two Masses: 12 Noon at St. Elizabeth and 6 pm here at St. Emeric. We are asked to turn to the Lord with our hearts and repentance all the time, but during Lent this call is highlighted more. […]
On Sunday, February 6, 2022, Bishop Martin Amos inaugurated Father Richard Bona as pastor of St. Emeric parish in the solemn framework of the Mass. The appointment of a pastor is a sign of the diocese’s trust in the parish of St. Emeric and the stability of the parish as a community of permanently established […]
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Congratulations to Fr. Bona for being named pastor of St. Emeric! FROM THE DESK OF FR. BONA: I would like to share with you some news. Our diocesan bishop, Bp. Malesic, has named me the pastor of St. Emeric parish and also the pastor of St. Elizabeth of Hungary parish. Since these are two different […]
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR KINDNESS: With the help of a generous donor, we were able to collect the needed funds for the new cameras rather very quickly. We have surpassed the goal (so far we have collected $1620) and we will use the extra funds for improving the quality of the sound (we already […]
Our patronal feast was celebrated on November 7, 2021, and Cleveland Catholic Diocese’s new bishop, Edward C. Malesic, was our main celebrant. We began the day with a Eucharistic Adoration. This was followed by the Solemn Mass at 11AM. Following the Mass, we had a sit-down meal in the Church Hall attended by many including […]
Dear St. Emeric Parishioners, There are many striking moments in the story of Christmas and one of them is the greeting of the angels to the shepherds: “Glory to God in the highest!” The angels sang these words shortly after Jesus’ birth when the Divinity has visibly entered the human world. Up until this moment, […]
