SF. Elena - Party Hall, 1367 W 65th St, Cleveland, OH 44102, US

St. Helena Romanian Byzantine Catholic Church, located on West 65th Street near Detroit Avenue in Cleveland, Ohio, is a historic church that holds great significance for the city's Romanian immigrant community. Built in 1906, it was the first Romanian Byzantine Rite Catholic parish in America and served as a place of worship for the Romanian Uniate Catholic community. The church's simple design and lack of ornamentation reflect the aspirations and experiences of Cleveland's Romanian population, who aimed to save money and send it back home rather than create a grand structure. Over the years, St. Helena's has undergone changes, including a modernization in 1965 that gave the church a more contemporary appearance. The church's history mirrors the transition of Cleveland's Romanian enclave from a transient immigrant community to a permanent settlement. Today, St. Helena Romanian Byzantine Catholic Church continues to serve as a spiritual center for the Romanian Catholic community in Cleveland.Generated from the website

ATM

St Helena's Catholic Church

Tiny footprints child enrichment center

East Columbus Drop Back in