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  Quaint little church. Looking forward to new church.

  Added July 07, 2017 by laura soto
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  A sweet, simple church, intimate and warm. I felt welcomed and enjoyed the attendees respectful saying of the rosary before mass and the sermon this morning was inspiring. My first time, and I will surely return.

  Added January 23, 2017 by Gretchen Jacobs
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  I've been there twice, once to the English Mass and once to the Spanish Mass. Both were good, the Spanish was better because Spanish people are more charismatic. I understand how people do not understand the homily if the priest cannot speak the English language properly, that is unfortunate. But your faith and wanting to get involved should help. Peace be with you. Stay involved. .

  Added November 08, 2016 by jose salgado
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  One of the best foodbanks ever on Monday mornings from 9 til 11 am. Best to get there by 8 am.
  It's a drive-thru foodbank literally.

  Added August 26, 2016 by LisaMarie Dujon-Lewis
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  I want to love the church, I want to be involved, but for years, I could not understand the homily by second language presenters, so I stopped attending. Returned again, they have not planned ahead for the surge in population, the building is wholly inadequate for the crowds. Today, it was so crowded, I left....plan on arriving 25 minutes ahead of time, if you want a seat...events are on a patio, right at the entrances, no hall to do that in....so tacky and disrespectful ...hawking junk to the masses....remember Jesus in the Temple throwing the money changers out? The English speaking pastor reads his homily off a paper, like a robot...needs to apply to our spiritual and daily lives...the priests have little interactions with the public. ...I don't feel welcomed or even spiritual there....
  
  

  Added August 13, 2016 by Cherylanne Haws-Evenich