About us
One parish, two languages, one family
Our mission
What we’re about
We are called to be people of faith centered in the Eucharist, living the Gospels, and meeting Christ in the sacraments as well as in each other.
We seek to meet the spiritual needs of parishioners of all ages, to build our neighborhood while celebrating the traditions and culture of Lithuania, and to meet challenges and build a strong parish together.
Our patron
St. Casimir (1458–1484) was a prince of the Jagiellonian dynasty, remembered for his prayer, his devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, and his generosity to the poor. He is the patron saint of Lithuania, and his feast day is March 4.
Our story
St. Casimir Parish carries forward generations of Lithuanian Catholic life in Cleveland. The full parish history — founding, the building of our church on Neff Road, and the families who made it home — is being gathered and will be published here. To confirm
Today
We celebrate Mass in English and Lithuanian every weekend, host Lithuanian scout troops, and bring together neighbors of every background on Cleveland’s east side.
Our people
Parish staff
Rev. Andrew Morkūnas
Parish Administrator
amorkunas@dioceseofcleveland.orgFr. Andrew was appointed parish administrator by the Diocese of Cleveland. A short biography will appear here. To confirm
Jackie Caruso-Taylor
Office & Facilities Manager · Pastoral Council Secretary
jackie@saintcasimirparish.orgRoma Bandza
Music Director
romakait8@gmail.comAmanda Muliolis
Website & Organization News
2026 Pastoral Council
Secretary: Jackie Caruso-Taylor
Members: Tim Loehmann, Faye Roth, Andrew Stankus, Arvydas Valiukas, Debbie Zeledonis
Meets the first Monday of the month at 7:00 pm in the rectory. Questions and suggestions are welcome.
Pastoral Council guidelines (PDF)Welcome
Become a parishioner
Welcome to St. Casimir! Stop by the rectory during office hours to register, or pick up a form in the Book Room off the front vestibule of the church. You can also download it and drop it in the collection basket.
