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1305 E Erie Ave, Lorain, OH

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About St. Anthony of Padua Church (Lorain)

A wedding at St. Anthony of Padua Church on East Erie Avenue brings you to a parish that has been part of Lorain's East Side for more than a century. It's a close parish of about 400 households, with its own school a short walk from Lake Erie, and Franciscan roots that still show in its life today. For your wedding photos and video, plan a visit first, so you and your photographer and videographer can see the church at the hour of your ceremony.

Your wedding ceremony is a Catholic one, and the parish has simple, clear rules. The bride or groom must be a registered, active parishioner, and the wedding is scheduled when you make arrangements with the priest at least six months in advance. No date can be reserved until you've talked with the priest, so call the parish office at 440-288-0106 before you book anything else for the day. Weekend Masses are a Saturday vigil at 4 p.m. and Sunday at 10 a.m.

With a Saturday vigil at 4 p.m. and confessions before it, ask how long you can stay in church for pictures after an afternoon ceremony. Talk with your photographer and wedding videographer about where they can stand for the processional and the vows. The parish reopened its social hall and gymnasium after a fire in recent years, so ask the office what spaces on the campus are available to families.

Register with the parish if you haven't already, then call the priest at least six months ahead.
Visit the church with your photographer and videographer before your wedding day.
Ask about photo and video guidelines and the time allowed for pictures.

A little about St. Anthony of Padua Church

In 1922 east Lorain neighbors petitioned for their own Catholic church, and the parish has served the city's East Side since 1923. Conventual Franciscan friars served the parish from the start until it became a diocesan parish in 2010.

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