Church Venture is currently opening its doors to local musicians. I attended a ukulele jam there in…read moreearly January. The host was welcoming, coffee was ready, and the music was fun! Comfortable furniture, too! Friendly folks. A great experience!

I love this parish. The members are very kind and welcoming, the music is outstanding, and the…read morepastors are all wonderful. Whether you are looking for a beautiful church service to attend while visiting Cincinnati or a parish to call home, I cannot recommend St. Xavier enough. I have found a vibrant community here, with many opportunities for enriching one's faith and serving others in greater Cincinnati area.

Love the architecture and history...... Mass on Saturday…read moreis larger than one expected. Check out their post on Cincinnati Refined

I am a practicing Catholic. This is not my home parish. The music here is pretty terrible, the…read morepriests are decent though, which is nice, because some churches have good music and bad priests. Anyway, for a local Delhi resident, not too bad. For visitors, you'll be fine. For kids, it is excellent because there is a separate cry room. My toddler is able to run around and play a little.

I came here for a wedding. It was a church. Not much to comment about. They had individual chair…read moreseating as opposed to pew. It was clean, well lit and relatively modern. From the outside it doesn't look too special but it is quite nice once you get in. Came for the wedding and left.

St. Jerome Office is at the above address, but the church is located at: 131 Rohde Avenue,…read moreCincinnati, 45230. Phone: 513-231-7042. We visited this quaint little church recently and it reminded me of the little church of my youth. Very small and sweet looking. It seems that the entire upstairs is the sanctuary and below perhaps a meeting hall or something that might be used for dinners? The priest was really down to earth and he mentioned he had some health issues lately and got lots of cards, food and attention, but that he wasn't going to thank everyone by written card. He talked about individual church members because everyone seemed to know everyone. As a matter of fact, the young girl who handed out the bulletin every week was also selling girl scout cookies and that you could order some on the way out. It was a very intimate type of church to belong to and it felt very good to be there.

This is the most lovely church. Fell in love at first sight. Very small and quaint. So beautiful…read moreand it has nice parishioners and priest. Also, on the side it has an elevator for handicapped people which is very rare and nice.

Great location welcoming faith based congregation hospitality staff the best big breakfast non…read morejudgmental respectful clean warm plenty of parking childcare available you get a sense of family everyone is valued here love it here definitely recommend others please visit here on a Sunday morning.

Renew Community Church is such a great experience! Their New Sunday Connect Circle is a New concept…read moreof worship. It's no longer a montalog Church but a dialogue conversation. The space is Super clean, the people are remarkably nice, kind, non judgmental and fun. The compassion , understanding, and information in the circle is on point! Their FREE breakfast and child care is a fantastic plus. They also gather in the cafe' after the Sunday Connect Circle to reconnect, chat and snack. It's a blessing and a fun way to refresh with God for the new week.

Love this church! Has been a great place for my teenage boys to grown up! Love the youth group and…read morethe Church! Authentic. Loving. Servant Hearted. Great Leadership. Wonderful Community!

I used to go here on occasion when I lived in Cincinnati. It started as a church plant, but has…read moregrown pretty well over the past couple years. The pastor and other officers are great guys. The church meets in the basement of Westwood First Presbyterian, so it can be a little confusing to find. But there's usually a sign near the entry, as well as a greeter.

Stopped here during a day to enjoy art and architecture and was not disappointed. I participated in…read morethe weekday mass, which is held in the cozy side room to the left of the building. There was beautiful organ music and singing during. The homily was short and the whole mass lasted about half an hour. I sat in the back right pew and was asked to bring up gifts for communion. The dress code for weekday mass was very casual, with outfits averaging jeans and sweatshirts. The building is also wheelchair assessable with a separate handicap entrance and wheelchairs were also offered to use. There was free parking during mass hours for those going for the ceremony. This is probably one of the easiest places downtown to visit with parking and location and I'd definitely recommend stopping here to enjoy the old unique building.

Attended Sunday morning mass. Downtown Cincinnati location made it easy to walk from hotel. This…read moreis the basilica for the diocese. Built in the 19th century.