St. Joseph Cathedral Parish is the Mother Church for the Diocese of Columbus, at the service of Bishop and the world, as a light for all liturgical dimensions, as a light for all liturgical dimensions. The church was established in 1866. The church has generously contributed nearly $37,000 to father Fitzgerald for two-hundred-fifty people to support him with his new project. St. Joseph Cathedral Parish building was Gothic in design, and the stone came from quarries in Licking and Fairfield Counties. The cathedral's interior walls have only the sandstone finish, while the groined arches of the ceiling are painted plaster to match the appearance of the sandstone walls. There is an elevator located at the first door on the west side of the cathedral for anyone who might have difficulty climbing the steps at the front entrance. St. Joseph Cathedral Parish stone had a claimed ashlar finish, with a yellow stone wall looking like the end product. Here, parking facilities are also available.

Holy Family Church was founded in 1877. The parish provides a vast range of opportunities for their many apostolates of charity and families of love to develop holiness. The church membership in the parish is over 500 individuals. The knowledge of the Sacred Liturgy and a dedicated group attracts faithful members practically from all over central Ohio. They are motivated by the Holy Spirit's promptings and driven by their encounters with the Lord Jesus. Holy Family Parish Church holds many great devotions that attract thousands of pilgrims to the sacraments. They also provide outreach through fitness classes and healthy living workshops to the area's senior citizens.

St. Patrick Church is one of the famous churches in Columbus. The church is a historic building and the second-oldest Catholic church building. Poor Irish immigrants established the St. Patrick Church. The church is over 150 years old and surrounded by old warehouses and a secular community college. St. Patrick Church was installed by the stained and colored glass windows. The original roof shingles were replaced with a well-braced slate roof. They are a growing and diverse parish, full of youthful, traditional, and, some say, evangelical parishioners. Their strength, however, in this hostile environment is largely a result of the steadfast efforts of the Dominican Fathers to carry on their tradition of strong Catholic preaching, instruction, worship, and devotion. St. Patrick's Church has a tradition of strong Catholic preaching, instruction, worship, and devotion. St. Patrick Church has a live stream of Mass every Sunday for the homebound as well as friends of the parish.