The Hungarian Scout Folk Ensemble in Cleveland held a folk-dance weekend from Feb. 28 to Mar. 2, 2025, in the Hungarian Scout Center. At St. Emeric Church next door, they embellished the Sunday Mass with their participation in Hungarian folk costumes. Thank you for joining us!
We held our annual pork sausage dinner in the Church Hall after Mass on Sunday, February 9th. On the menu: traditional chicken soup, entrée of pork and rice-liver sausages with side dish of parslied potatoes and ham hock braised cabbage. Dessert wss Mardi Gras style puff pastry filled with apricot jam and coffee. Dances by […]
Pictures are from the Cleveland Hungarian Scouts’ Christmas program on Dec. 20, 2024, in the St. Emeric Church Hall. PICTURES MAY BE VIEWED HERE!
Old St. Nicholas came to visit St. Emeric Church after the Mass on December 8, 2024, bearing little gifts for all the good children. All the children were good!
After the Mass on Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024, we wished our pastor Fr. Richard Bona a very Happy Birthday with an agape in his honor in the St. Emeric Church Hall. May God bless him with many more!
St. Emeric Parish in Cleveland held a feast day Mass and banquet on Sunday, Nov. 3, 2024, to celebrate its namesake. The Most Rev. Dr. Kornel Fabry, the auxiliary bishop of Esztergom-Budapest, was the main celebrant at the Mass and the celebrated guest of honor at the luncheon. Thank you, Bishop Fabry, for being here […]
Cleveland’s Hungarian community held its commemoration of the 1956 revolution and freedom fight on Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024, in the St. Emeric Church Parish Hall. Organized by the United Hungarian Societies, the guest speaker was Eva Orszag, a scout leader from Hungarian Scout Troop 33 and the daughter of a 1956-er. Other members of the […]
KING SAINT STEPHEN PICNIC was held by Cleveland’s St. Emeric parish on August 18, 2024. The day began with Mass in Hungarian. This was followed by picnic food available in the Church Hall. There was Hungarian style sausage, stuffed cabbage, venison goulash, along with tomato, pepper & onion stew (lecsó), lángos (elephant ear), cabbage & […]
On Corpus Christi, the Lord’s Day of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ, June 2, 2024, unfortunately, due to windy and rainy weather conditions, the outdoor procession was cancelled. After Mass, we held a eucharistic devotion inside the church. It was still very beautiful and inspirational.
May crowning and Mother’s Day blessings at the May 12, 2024 Sunday Mass.
