Church near Lakefront dock

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traffertyjr

Re: Church near Lakefront dock

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St Malachi's was/still is an Irish Catholic Parish, and it does do much good for the people. At one time, the mariners and the tug boat personell would attend Mass there on Sundays and Holy Days.
The Church steeple is quite visible due to the illuminated green cross.
Cleveland
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Re: Church near Lakefront dock

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You can find more info on Malachi's at their website, http://www.stmalachi.org/. If you are a fan of or at the least, familiar with Great Lakes Brewing, Malachi's is pictured in the background of the label on their Conway's Irish Ale.
pcolachap
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Re: Church near Lakefront dock

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St. Malachi's is indeed an active church. I did a workshop on prison ministry there this spring. They are known for their community involvement and outreach to the poor. Mike
Guest

Re: Church near Lakefront dock

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Thank you. Is it still an actve church?
Al

Re: Church near Lakefront dock

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St. Malachi's
Guest II

Re: Church near Lakefront dock

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That would definitely help. I omitted Cleveland as the port.
Guest

Re: Church near Lakefront dock

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In which port?
Guest II

Church near Lakefront dock

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In then mid-fifties we were laid up at the lakefront dock for a strike. At the head of the boat was a road used on Sundays by lopcal drag racers - mostly 55 & 56 Chevies. But beyond that and up the hill within walking distance was a Catholic Church. It mught have been St. Malachy but I'm not sure. Can anybody shed any light on this church? TIA
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