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32114 Vine Street
Willowick, OH 44095
P: (440) 943-2133
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Monday:

8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
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8:30 AM – 5:00 PM
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8:30 AM – 7:00 PM

Thursday:

8:30 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday:

8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

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Saturday:

11:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Sunday:

9:00 AM – Noon

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We pray for those who serve in the military...
Wall of Remembrance In support of those serving our community by serving our country, we will be creating a Wall of Remembrance for all men and women that we know, who are currently serving in the military. To send a photo and information via e-mail
Support Our Troops We enjoy our freedom because of those valiant and corageous people who are serving around the world in our military forces. To honor our veterans and those presently serving in the military, the St. Mary Magdalene Parish Community is partnering with the USO and the Military Pride store in Wickliffe, to send items most needed to our military in Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan and other military areas across the planet. Click the link below for complete details and a list of needed items. Please remember our military in your prayers! Support Our Troops
John Kosek Honored Congratulations John Kosek on recieving the state's highest Law Enforcement award. After 50 years of law enforcement service, John Kosek Sr., parishioner of St. Mary Magdalene collected this highest honor for his nearly 100,000 hours of public service. John Kosek is currently a lieutenant ranger with Cleveland Metroparks. Congratulations John! Read On...
Veterans Appreciation Day Charles Stennis wanted all veterans to just take five minutes out of their day on Friday to reflect. “Do me a favor,” said the post commander of American Legion Post 336 in Painesville, speaking to hundreds of veterans at the third annual Veterans Appreciation Day. “I’m going to ask you to take five minutes to discuss something with another veteran that you haven’t seen for a while. “Take five minutes to ask that question that has been worrying you for a while. Take five minutes to reflect on this day and how special it is. Take five minutes to reflect on your time in the military and all of the friendships that you’ve had while you served. “I’m just asking you to take five minutes.” Read On...