Immaculate Conception Oratory

You're invited to the Mac's own Knights of Columbus Council, Blessed Pius IX #18565, Father's Day Cookout!

Monday, June 15, 2026. Join the Knights in the church for the rosary at 6:00 pm, followed by an outdoor cookout just outside the church, near the Thorpe Club (the old boiler house with the smokestack).

Open to all men, regardless of membership in the Knights, this inaugural event marks the newly relocated council. Come see old friends, meet new friends, and learn about the great work the K of C does locally and around the world.

Everything will be provided at the cookout; the only thing needed there is YOU! Please join us!

Thanks to Cleveland Magazine for sharing the story of our history and the way in which our community remains part of the Cleveland landscape as part of the Cathedral parish today.

161-Year-Old Parish Ends, But Immaculate Conception Church Lives On After an extinctive union with the Cathedral Parish, Immaculate Conception Church is entering a new era as a Latin Mass oratory.

Are you looking for the ICKSP's Cleveland Apostolate - now located at Immaculate Conception Oratory-Cleveland? Follow the link below the Institute's page! This page will be a place for parishioners, friends, and supporters of "The Mac" to share photos, memories, devotions, and the ongoing life of the community, especially those connected to the former parish. The oratory is part of the Cathedral Parish and entrusted to ICKSP.

Immaculate Conception Oratory-Cleveland An apostolate of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest serving the faithful of the Diocese of Cleveland.

All are welcome!

Parish Picnic • June 28, 2026 • 1-5 pm
Please join us for a day of free fun at Edgewater Park! We will be in the picnic shelter at the upper/west end of the park, which is accessible from West Blvd. Get to know your fellow parishioners, take part in games, and more! Hamburgers, hot dogs, and various other refreshments will be available. Free tickets are available which you can get at Cathedral Sunday Masses, beginning June 14 or request tickets here https://saintjohncathedral.com/parish-picnic.

We are happy to receive Monsignor Gilles Wach, founder and prior general of the Institute of Christ the King, for the Institute's first Sunday at Immaculate Conception Oratory. Monsignor will celebrate the 10:30am Mass and confer the Sacrament of Confirmation on 37 of our young people.

Immaculate Conception Oratory Mass Schedule

Effective the week of June 01, 2026

Sunday: 8:00 am (Low Mass), 10:30 am (High Mass)
Monday - Thursday: 7:30 am (Low Mass)
Friday: 6:30 pm (Low Mass)
Saturday: 9:00 am (Low Mass) 6:00 pm (Vigil Mass in English)

All Masses are Usus Antiquior, commonly called "Traditional Latin Mass" except for the Saturday 6:00 pm Vigil Mass.

Confessions begin 30 minutes before all Masses

Holy Hour every Thursday at 5:30 pm

NB: Please consult the bulletin to verify Mass times during the week, as circumstances and feast days often necessitate adjustments to the normal schedule.

You’ll notice a change on the top-left of our bulletin cover beginning this weekend - the inclusion of Immaculate Conception Oratory. As an oratory within the Cathedral parish, the prayers of generations continue to echo within its walls, joined now by those who gather in faith today and those who will come in the years ahead.

One faith. One mission. One parish family.

Parishioners and friends,

Ash Wednesday 6:45 AM Latin Low Mass and 6:30 PM Latin High Mass, English Masses at 8:00 AM and 12:10 PM with distribution of ashes at all Masses.

Traditional Stations of the Cross every Friday this Lent at 6:30 PM.

NB: All Masses are Ordinary Form said in Latin.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S MASS SCHEDULE 2025

Christmas Eve: 4:30 pm Mass with Choir (No Latin Vigil or Midnight Mass this year)

Christmas Day: 8:00 am Latin Low Mass, 10:00 am English Mass, 12:00 noon Latin High Mass

New Year's Eve: 4:30 pm English Mass

New Year's Day: 8:00 am Low Mass, 10:00 am English Mass, 12:00 noon Latin High Mass

We hope you will join us!

NB: All Latin Masses are Ordinary Form said in Latin