Welcome to Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish 

From Fr. Ed Holland, Pastor

Elizabeth was the first native-born American citizen to be canonized a saint and was a convert to the Catholic faith.

What led her to the Church?   She writes that it was first the welcome that she received from Catholics during the difficult

time of her husband’s illness and death.  She was welcomed and loved by people who truly lived what their faith taught about welcoming the stranger and caring for those in need.  This welcome led her more deeply into her own Christian faith and eventually helped her discover the joys and treasures of faith in the Catholic Church.   Elizabeth put into practice that same welcome that she experienced and would live the rest of her life in service to others.  We pray for her intercession that we, too, might live that same spirit of welcome and service. So thank you for visiting us here at

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish in Columbia Station, Ohio.   Please know that you are always welcome here!

From the Desk of Father Ed ...

With all the April showers we've had, I'm hoping for a spectacular display of May flowers. Regardless, God's creation is always beautiful. Here at SEAS, we are truly fortunate to be surrounded by the beauty of nature as we encounter God, who is beauty itself. How blessed we are to see and appreciate all the wonders around us that God has done.

We recently observed Earth Day which serves as a opportunity to remember our call to be good stewards of this world that God has made for us. Pope Francis has emphasized this responsibility more than any other pope in history.

May we take this message to heart so we can pass on this priceless gift of creation to those who will come after us.

Greetings from Deacon Bob Sabol!

God gives us so many wonderful things. The joy and the challenge that each day brings.

The song of the meadowlark, the kiss of the sun, the rich satisfaction of a job well done. The beauty of nature, the wisdom of years, the blessings of friendship that brighten and cheers. The warmth of remembrance, the comfort of prayers, and the dearest of blessings His own loving care.

We celebrate these gifts and more every day at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish.

Join us when you are in the neighborhood. Tell them the Deacon sent you!

OPEN INVITATION TO OUR EUCHARISTIC HOLY HOUR

Monday, May 6, from 12pm—1pm

God dwells among His people in the flesh of Jesus Christ,

born in Bethlehem, present in the Eucharist.

God is made present in the Holy Eucharist at Holy Mass for us to receive as our Spiritual Food.

He dwells in our tabernacle and is enshrined in the monstrance for us to adore.

He will be with us until the end of time.

Why not visit Him on Monday, May 6th at our Eucharistic Holy Hour from 12 noon to 1:PM?

See you there!

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BIBLE STUDY

Wednesday afternoon adult Bible Study is from noon to 1 PM. We will be continuing our study of the comparison of Matthew and Luke’s gospels, one written to the Jewish Christian Community and the other to the Gentile Christian Community. Bring your bible and be ready for an interesting and informative discussion.

HOMEBOUND MINISTRY

 If you know of someone who is homebound and unable to attend mass that would like to receive the Eucharist at home, please contact the parish office 440-236-5095.

Ruth's Ministry

Come for a simple meal and good conversation.

Stay tuned for when our next meeting is!

PLEASE NOTE: BEGINNING IN MAY THERE WILL BE SIGN UP SHEETS

IN THE CHURCH LOBBY FOR ALL MASSES FOR

USHERS, LECTORS, ALTAR SERVERS & EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS.

PLEASE BE SURE TO SIGN UP TO SERVE AT YOUR WEEKEND MASSES.

Your service is so appreciated!

CONTRIBUTION STATEMENT FOR YOUR 2023 DONATIONS TO SEAS?

Call the office at 440-236-5095 or email elizabethcolumbia@dioceseofcleveland.org to request your statement.

We are able to mail them or e-mail them to you.

We need your current address and phone number and e-mail address if applicable.