Renovations
"Like living stones, let yourselves be built into a spiritual house, to be a holy priesthood, to offer spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ."
1 Peter 2:5
United in Faith
Building for Tomorrow
Parish History
1960 Property purchased for a new Parish
1967 Construction began on the Church and offices
1965 St. Mark canonically established; Masses celebrated at B & D Roller Rink
2004 Dedication of the current Church
2012 Dedication of renovated Parish Hall
2026 Proposed renovation of Sanctuary, Chapel, and Gathering Space, pending Capital Campaign results
Renovation Highlights
Tabernacle placement in the Nave (Sanctuary) and Chapel
Relocate the marble St. Ann Altar from the Chapel to the Nave
Reconfigure the Altar platform for safer access
Installation of new wooden pews
Replace flooring throughout the Nave and Narthex (Gathering Space)
Painting the Nave and Narthex
Lighting improvements throughout the Nave and Narthex
Painting and new flooring in the Chapel
Relocate the Confessional to the back of the Nave, to increase capacity in the Chapel
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This Tabernacle was discovered in the detritus of a closed Parish in the Diocese of Cleveland. It is especially suitable for us because it carries images of the four Evangelists, St. Mark being one. It will be refurbished and delivered to us much brighter and fully functional.
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Campaign Pledge Brochure
This packet outlines the proposed renovations, details the required budget for the proposed changes, and includes a variety of renderings of what the church and chapel will look like after the renovations.
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Campaign Prayer Guide
This prayer guide provides 14 days of prayer and reflection surrounding the capital campaign and renovations
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Letter from the Pastor
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Campaign Pledge Card
