Directions

Our address is 2750 West Market Street, Fairlawn OH 44333. Click here to view map.

From the south: Take I-77 N and take exit 133 for Ridgewood Rd. toward Miller Rd. Continue on S. Miller Rd. Drive to W. Market Street. Turn right on  W. Market Street. St. Hilary Parish will be on the right in .4 miles.

From the west: Head east on OH-18. St. Hilary Church will be on the right about .4 miles past S. Miller Rd.

From the north: Take I-77 S to exit 138 for Ghent Rd. Continue on Ghent Rd. Make a left on W. Market Street and St. Hilary Parish will be on your right in about .7 miles.

From the east: Head west on OH-18. St. Hilary Church will be on the left.

Parking

Weekend Masses and events: Please enter from the West Market Street Entrance. Parking is available right of the Church and in the back by the Spiritual Center entrance.

Weekday Masses and events: Please enter from the West Market Street Entrance. Parking is available in the back by the Spiritual Center and St. Hilary School parking lot. The parking lot to the right of the Church entrance is closed and reserved for the bank during business hours.

Your children are welcome at all Masses here at St. Hilary, in fact, we highly encourage it! The earlier you expose your children to Mass, the more comfortable and excited they will be to come each week.

We do, however, provide babysitting during the 9 a.m. Mass for children 1-3 years old, and Children’s Liturgy of the Word for children in grades k-3 during the 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. Masses.

Please visit the Children’s page of our website to learn more about all of the opportunities for children here at St. Hilary.

Church & Spiritual Center

Click here to review a map of St. Hilary’s facilities.

Our Church and Spiritual Center entrances are wheelchair accessible. Please see the site map for more information on entrances. We also have an elevator in the Spiritual Center to visit the Lower Level meeting rooms.

Thanks to the generosity of parishioner and donor Julia Stell, St. Hilary Parish has a Hearing Loop for hearing aid users.

What is a hearing loop and how does it work?
Hearing Loops allow people who wear hearing aids to directly receive the sound from the church’s PA system in their own hearing aids without having to pick up a separate listening device. You must sit within the loop, which is the first nine rows in the middle and the first thirteen rows on the sides. See the above symbol on the pews.

Do you use hearing aids?
If you wear hearing instruments you will need to find out if your hearing aids have a wireless receiver called a Tcoil or Telecoil. If they do, you can benefit from the hearing loop in our church. The T-coil program is accessed by pushing a button on a hearing aid. This T-coil program has to be activated by your audiologist. Talk to your audiologist to find out if your instruments can have both a T (no background noise pick up) and an MT program (blended micro-phone & T-coil program) for improved hearing at church.

Hearing loops improve hearing aids!
Digital hearing aids have significantly improved in the last decade, but they do not restore hearing to normal. Difficulties often remain when in challenging listening situations. Hearing loops help hearing aid users overcome this problem by broadcasting sound without background noise or reverberation. For questions about your hearing aids and telecoils talk to your audiologist

To learn more about hearing loops visit: www.hearingloop.org or www.brownaudioservice.com. Thanks also to Warren Brown and his team from Brown Audio Service who installed our system.

There is always something exciting happening here at St. Hilary.

We have Coffee and Donuts and Blood Pressure Checks after all morning Masses on the second Sunday of the month, along with a Fair Trade Sale, in the Gathering Area. There are also many groups that meet throughout the week after morning weekly Mass. Check out our calendar for a complete list of events!