Just went back last week with the bestie again, though my Espanol is getting a bit better…read more She was glad to see me again, and everything was still spot on: She told me I always need to pee when I get nervous- SO friggin true! She also called me Pendeja (stupid/idiot) for not doing something that I was supposed to do last year. She made me crack up laughing! In a few weeks she'll be doing readings from her home, so get while the gettin' is good!

Let me tell you.. I don't believe in this stuff but I was curious after my beautician swore by…read moreAngel... So I was scared to death.. The place will give u chills...I was skeptical.. He told me too much to type but one thing he said was that I was going to get a job offer. Fast forward I was up for a job but didn't get it.. So I thought it was bullshit.. A few months later they opened up the position and I got a phone call saying I got the job. He also said I was going to be in communication w/ someone I had not spoken to in months.. And long and behold that person contacting me. He's good but nothing is free.. I believe u give "something" up when u get readings... Once was enough for me.. We are not suppose to know our future.. I'll leave it to God. Try at least once tho.

Attended three services I felt very welcomed.. The worship was beyond words for me the presence of…read moreGOD was among us...The preaching was very powerful and a reminder to me, tomorrow is not promised but HE is..

Amazing made me feel very comfortable greeted me nice was welcomed from day one thank u allread more

Saint Dominic is a mature Catholic community founded in the heart of the Catholic Church in the…read moreBronx. Currently maintained and managed by our Idente missionaries. Welcomes everyone, with bibles studies, Catechist classes for children and adult, and celebrating all sacraments.

This is a welcoming mandir. I visited for a wedding a few years ago & came for Sunday service…read morerecently (9:30-11:30am) The building is a stand-alone structure for worship in the Parkchester neighborhood of The Bronx, unlike many other Guyanese mandirs in the boro that have to make due with part of another building. You enter through the side entrance & leave your shoes in the basement on a large wall with shelves designated for shoes. The bathrooms and community center/dining hall are also in the basement. The mandir itself is fairly large with the altar at the front. There is a central carpet runner for an aisle and plush carpet to sit on with chairs for those who would like it. It is modestly decorated. The large murtis are very nice and there is good lighting. After the service, very delicious Guyanese vegetarian food was served downstairs with tea, water, and soft drinks. Overall the place is very well organized & gives you a sense that there is structure without being exclusive to others. What struck me most about this mandir is that visiting as a stranger was not an issue: no stares, no segregation, and no silent treatment. There was an absence of expected West Indian judgement. In fact the congregation was actively welcoming - both stalwarts and new comers like me. The pandit that day was informative and moderately interactive but did not make anyone uncomfortable by demanding participation. In fact, the pandit encouraged using our phones during the service, so that we were enabled to find the position of the moon with Google. This allowed us to determine the darkest night/Diwali, together. In many Guyanese cultural activities in The Bronx, there can be a general sense of, "uhhh is this how it's done?" with underlying awkwardness that either an older person helps rid or you just accept it as whatever. In contrast, the Sunday service here was warm, informative, and provided an feeling of belonging - even among a group of strangers. I recommend visiting if you wish to explore Hindu Guyanese culture, want to bring your mom to church, or are just exploring your own faith/customs while here in New York City.

Very cozy neighborhood Catholic church. My friends kid got baptised the day I went. The ceremony…read morewas very good and the church was well decorated inside. Had a good uplifting experience!

a very warm and inviting catholic church in pelham bay the bronx that welcomes everyone including…read moresome random handsome fella who fell asleep and starting snoring until someone nudge him with a bible. not the biggest or fancyish but its bright and sound acoustic is excellent , stainglass windows and giant mural of the son of god is wonderful overall. the priest who spoke seem to be sincere and didnt jive like a use car salesmen and kept my attention for over 40 minutes. nice welcoming catholic church in the bronx that will see me again awoke next sunday .

So I'm a little biased, because I have attended this church and was baptized and made communion…read morehere when my family lived in the bronx. I always loved the music here and the stained glass windows on the inside of the church. The outside also is a brick building and is very nice. I have family too that got married here, and according to my mom- the church really hasn't changed at all- at least the inside hasn't. Anyways, went here recently on Saturday May 3rd 2025 to attend a communion in the family. Loved the chorus singers- and the kids singing. Only downfall is that i'd suggest a better soundsystem as I couldn't really hear some of the priests that were doing the mass. Sometimes people not hearing the mass can make it hard to follow along with it.Especially if one wants to renew their faith if they haven't gone to church. The spews are comfortable. Enjoyed my visit back to the old church where i was baptized, and made my communion myself!

I love the mass here today I attended the Easter Mass to renew/ faith your believe. It was very…read morenice and the music was good. The mass was in English and Spanish. The church also provided snacks and refreshments after. I met some friends and some family.