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Father Trivison always wanted us to continue “breaking bread with our friends” after Mass. I remember serving coffee and refreshments once a month with my family in the school cafeteria. Father Trivison’s wishes are still carried out to this day. My husband Chuck was always ushering and counting the collection after Mass. Do you remember [...]

I remember morning Mass in the chapel in the basement of the rectory on Farm Drive. On Sundays, there was a table at the entrance to the Lewis School gymnasium where we placed our host to be offered during Mass. I remember Father Trivison was instrumental in the formation of Future Church. We attended meetings [...]

We have so many wonderful memories of being a part of the Church of the Resurrection Family! First and foremost, numerous, meaningful homilies delivered by Father Mark and Father Tom! Terry and Lisa are incredibly important to the complete religious experience at church! It’s a pleasure listening to them speak at church and participating in [...]

In Feb. of 1972 we signed up for a house to be built on Elm Hill across from the church. Around April I drove around the block down to Farm and then up Janet. On Farm I spotted a house whose mailbox read, “Church of the Resurrection.” My first thought was, “What the heck kind [...]

Although we have lived in South Carolina for the past 8 years, Resurrection will always be our spiritual home. For nearly 35 years we shared many memories. The dedication of the worship space. Father Lou Trivison. Father Robert Marrone. Father Mark Latkovich. Father Ted Lucas. Father Mark Hobson. Father Tom Dragga. Baptism. First Communion. Confirmation [...]

The afternoon that Fr. Trivison called me and announced that he was named pastor of a new parish in Solon; he planned to name it Resurrection. The weekly preparation of the gym at Dorothy Lewis School, laying down a tarp and setting up the folding chairs. Coffee and donuts in Lewis’ kitchen after Mass when [...]

Resurrection and Father Trivison were very important to my family throughout the years. Helping us get through so many hard times, the accident and loss of Anne and Benjamin, my divorce, my parent’s deaths. Also, the good times, weddings, births, etc. Also, my Dad was never Catholic. He raised all his children Catholic and attended [...]

Jesus in a school gymnasium...that was church in 1972.Fromthebeginning it wasabout community and sharing. . .clearingaway the chairs andaltar, foldingupthe linens and carpets. . .and always therewastime to share some bakery and a beverage. My children, 6, 7, 8, and 10, were students at Dorothy Lewis School and were at first confused by going to [...]