St. Mary's is amazing. The interior is beautiful and the community is vibrant; Mass is reverent and…read moresuch a joy to be present for. Father Ringley is wonderful and does everything he can to preserve the Latin mass and bring people to the Catholic faith, and everyone at the parish is very kind.

St Mary's Roman Catholic Church is the Mother Church of Norwalk, CT and was founded in 1848…read more The original church was a modest wooden frame structure. Anti-Catholic and Anti-Irish sentiment was present throughout the 1800's in CT. It was illegal for Catholics to own land. In1854, the wooden church was set on fire and the cross on top was torn down by unfriendly citizens. In 1867, St Patrick's Chapel was built on the basement level so the growing Irish community could have Mass while they raised money to build the magnificent church above. It was not until 1870 that the upper church of stone and marble was dedicated. It is still one of the most magnificent churches in Connecticut. My favorite part of this church is the gorgeous blue vaulted ceiling with small gold stars.

First Congregational Church on the Green is Norwalk's first church. First gathered in 1652. The…read morechurch building through the years has moved, the very first building was on the corner of East Ave and Fort Point St. Sunday services are at 10 am with the children leaving for Sunday School after the Children's message. From July until the end of October the church hosts a Farmers Market in front with a Children's Craft Corner to keep the little ones occupied while mom and dad shop. The church also has a "Little Library" in front, with books which you can take for free, and if you have books to give, you just place them in. There is always a fellowship hour on Sundays with coffee, tea, and snacks. We are an Open and Affirming church, all are welcome. You come as you are, no need to dress up (unless you want to).

This is a great Church. It is diverse and relevant and authentic. The people are warm and…read moreinviting, and they are seeking to be faithful followers of Christ.

St. Paul's is amazing. It is discomfiting to write a review of a church on Yelp, but that is the…read moreworld we live in. So to you, dear reader, I can tell you: St. Paul's really is amazing. There are lines from a movie where Kelsey Grammar plays a pastor, and he says: This place, it is yours. I don't care if anybody else thinks so. If you feel like you're an outcast, then join us here. If you feel like you're misunderstood and judged, this is where you belong. If you feel ashamed or trapped in something you've done or are doing, you will find forgiveness and freedom - right here. This is your home. That is St. Paul's. So, come see what church can be like, because I know you already know what it should be like: it should be open, not exclusionary; humble, not sanctimonious; and cerebral - not cowed. God is not afraid of your questions. St. Paul's is the most lyrical, cerebral, contemplative, and welcoming place I've ever experienced. And no, we're not strange ;) we're Episcopalians. St. Paul's on the Green's website is here: http://www.stpaulsnorwalk.org/ For more on why someone raised in both the Fundamentalist and Catholic traditions loves St. Paul's so much, you can go here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZ91eiIABuM Sincerely, Stephen

I was out for the day doing some exploring and geocaching, and I stopped here to pick up a nearby…read morecache. I noticed that there was a labyrinth on the property, and decided to go walk it. This is an old area, and the church dates back to the 1920s, but there's been a mission here all the way back to the 1730s. The church itself is a Decorated Gothic style, and is very picturesque and beautiful. The graveyard surrounding the church has headstones and monuments that go way back. The labyrinth is in a quiet, peaceful part of the grounds and is a very nice place to go take a meditative break from the world. Overall if you're a fan of history and architecture, this is a good place to stop and look around.

I love St. Matthew church. Everyone here made me feel welcomed. Msgr. Walter, Father Tommy and all…read morethe priests are so kind. It made me feel connected to them, the church and God. I am blessed to be a part of St. Matthew.

This is home! Great church. Great pastor. Great people. Can't say enough great things about this…read morechurch.

I would not be where I am today without this church. I've been able to grow in my relationship with…read moreGod because of the stewardship and leadership here. When you walk through the doors you not only feel welcomed, you feel welcomed home. They love well because they truly love Jesus. Will forever be grateful for the love, discipleship, and support my church family has showed me!

Love this church and its people. This is a place where you feel welcome from day one and feel…read moresomething really special the moment you walk in.

its the best church i ever been to there alot of people that talk about jesus…read morethese place you can understand and feel love .