My grandchildren went to the church school. Everyone there super nice. And now their handing out…read morefood. On last Saturday of the month. God bless all of them. Keep the faith.

Beautiful Spanish service. I enjoy the songs. I enjoy the people. The service is beautiful. The…read moresingers are great. The bathrooms are always clean. A nursery for the tots and babies is such a great place if you need it.

Great place to Worship and get connected to other believers…read more Great KidsCo and life groups Life Groups for all ages

Solid teaching. Friendly people. Worshipful worship (thank you!); not the most popular, over-played…read moresongs on the radio. No pretense. Sound leadership. A humble vibe. Biblical organizational set-up with elders. Nice 'welcome' email & pastor follow-up. Easy parking. We arrived 10 minutes early and had our pick of seating. Gets full! Wasn't sure if we'd like the video aspect of Sunday sermon, but screens are set up so that it actually appears the pastor is on stage. Well-done, production crew. We didn't even give that a second thought. No biggie. Best part for us: no toxic fog. Thank you!

Excellent church!! It really serves the purpose of feeding my spirit with the word of God and…read moreguides me through everyday life!!

I've been part of this parish community for decades and have grown increasingly saddened and…read moretroubled by the direction of the school and church under current Priest Michael. The priest has brought an extreme conservative ideology to this role that is completely out of character with the tone and values this church has always represented -- none of his predecessors led this way. Policies have changed in ways that feel exclusionary and fear-based, and when families have raised concerns, they haven't been heard. The community that made this church and school special is being eroded. I'd encourage anyone considering this school to ask leadership directly about their policies on family inclusion before enrolling. And I'd encourage longtime parishioners to ask the same questions of the priest and the diocese. The answers may surprise you.

Prior to this school year, I would have wholeheartedly rated OLPH 5/5. since the Diocese of Fresno…read moreremoved our beloved principal and caring priest (both having served almost 20 years there), an administration came in with a principal and parish priest who do not consult the parent board before making significant changes and important decisions, honor students' feelings, or respect parent input; and rule the school with hubris, ignorance, and a serious lack of perspective. After 8 years of having both of our children attend the school (and earn good grades), we have made the decision to place them elsewhere, due to the principal failing to commit to the following (and I quote): 1. [students] will feel safe in their classroom; 2. [students] will not be exposed to extremist religious comments made by staff/faculty; and 3. [students] will be taught by teachers who will be supported in not only providing intervention/re-teach for students who are struggling, but also with reaching out to parents in a prompt manner in regards to concerns around student academic performance. My family truly believes in Catholic schooling, and truly appreciated our experiences and loved the community at OLPH prior to this year, but I warn anyone thinking about placing their student(s) there to think twice.

St. Anthony of Padua is a beautiful church. Huge I might add with plenty of parking!! It is also…read morehuge inside and I would imagine, during Christmas time, it is a lot of fun to be a part of a joyous time of the year, especially watching everyone singing together, and simply, enjoying the spirit of togetherness. I feel blessed to have had this opportunity to visit St. Anthony of Padua during my family's wedding, and if you can relate, then you would understand when I say, "It is a great feeling!" Until then, may the spirit of this holiday bring you joy and peace in your life. Cheers! ~ :p

The Church building is an architectural masterpiece. The tiled murals and chandeliers are…read morebreathtaking. I find my mind wandering and distracted each time I attend a service here, as the Spirit is very alive! The Mural de Nuestra Señora Virgen de Guadalupe - Capilla de Guadalupe, St. Anthony of Padua in the "cry wing" is amazing. If that is not enough, the services are very good too. The Priest, choir and lectors, communicate very effectively in a beautiful surrounding.

First time visiting front parking for guest greeted with a hello as you walked up and handed a…read morebrochure of what the pastor was going to be speaking about, and he went through more than 4 scriptures that was great a teaching & preaching. The downside for me was I couldn't not see my Bible it was too dark inside I'm still old-school I like to open my Bible not the app on my phone. Great coffee with creamer as soon as you walk up.

I go here for Wednesday night and I have so much fun and it is for teenagers and for young adults…read moreas well they will love it every Wednesday at 6:30 to 8:30 the starting and the ending time you guys will love it so much that you want to come back

I grew up going to this church. I love that they have mass on Saturdays and Sundays. They also have…read moreservices throughout the week. I have also seen them post about support groups as well. I ended up coming back after I moved out of the area and finished my confirmation classes. After starting a family of my own, we have been coming here as well. The Priest and Deacon are very friendly. Staff are friendly as well. I love the structure of how mass is and how they do outreaches in the community. We recommend coming here and will continue to stay.

Non-Denominational Bible believing spirit filled church…read more Great teaching of the word of God. Me and my family have been members here for 11 years. This church has a great children's ministry, Children's Sunday School, Nursery, youth services and more. This church ministers to the whole family. Always feel welcomed and loved here.