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  Out of this world! Everywhere you sit in this church, you can see the actions of the priest and hear all that is said. Lovely music during the service and very kind parishioners!

  Added July 06, 2017 by Joetta Serio
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  I went there for a Baptism class and every one was so nice and polite and welcoming. I was considering going a church but never really felt they were right for me but after being there for just a couple hours... I feel I've found my place if worship

  Added April 17, 2017 by Sandra Martinez
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  The church is beautiful as a modern church, but the circular paganist orientation cannot compare to the linear traditional mode where God in His holy tabernacle is the focus. Just another church with institutionalized protestant practices...communion in the hand, altar facing the people, uninspiring modern music, lack of sacredness, etc. Why not be a protestant instead? They are better at being protestants. If being protestant has been the goal, then our churches have been successful at driving Catholics into other faiths, or becoming "nones".

  Added September 16, 2016 by Dave Luebbert