Construction crews are set to roll into Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood on Monday, March 23, to finally start visible restoration work on St. Theodosius Orthodox Cathedral after last year’s roof fire. The first order of business will be removing two medium-sized domes, putting up extensive scaffolding and stabilizing the roof and attic so longer-term repairs can move forward. Parish leaders say they are aiming for worshippers to be back in the sanctuary by Easter 2027 as fundraising continues to cover reconstruction costs.
What crews will do first
According to News 5 Cleveland, Father Jan Čižmár said the initial phase will focus on removing two medium-sized domes, installing scaffolding and beginning work on the roof and attic. Čižmár told the…..