Ohio
- Canton
- St. George Cathedral (Romanian Catholic)
- Cincinnati
- St. Peter in Chains Cathedral (Roman Catholic)
- St. Monica's Church (former cathedral) (Roman Catholic)
- Christ Church Cathedral (Episcopal)
- Cleveland
- Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist (Roman Catholic)
- Trinity Cathedral, Cleveland (Episcopal)
- St. Theodosius Cathedral (Orthodox Church in America)
- St. Mary's Romanian Orthodox Cathedral (Orthodox Church in America)
- SS. Boris and Gleb Cathedral, Cleveland (Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church in the USA-Sobornopravna) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
- Cleveland Heights (Cleveland area)
- Sts. Constantine and Helen Cathedral (Greek Orthodox)
- Columbus
- St. Joseph Cathedral (Roman Catholic)
- Annunciation Cathedral (Greek Orthodox)
- The Basilica of the Ascension of Our Lord (Reformed Catholic Church) (not in communion with Rome)
- Parma (Cleveland area)
- Cathedral of St. John the Baptist (Byzantine Catholic)
- St. Josaphat Cathedral (Ukrainian Catholic)
- St. Sava Cathedral ( Serbian Orthodox)
- St. Vladimir's Cathedral (Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA)
- St. Sergius of Radonezh Cathedral (Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia)
- Reynoldsburg (Columbus area)
- Cathedral of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary (St. Mary) (Macedonian Orthodox) (not in communion with the Ecumenical Patriarch)
- Rocky River (Cleveland area)
- Annunciation Cathedral (Romanian Orthodox)
- Rossford (Toledo area)
- St. George Bulgarian Orthodox Cathedral (Orthodox Church in America)
- Steubenville
- Holy Name Cathedral (Roman Catholic)
- Toledo
- Rosary Cathedral (Roman Catholic)
- Youngstown
- St. Columba Cathedral (Roman Catholic)
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