Great services, the simple clarity is something that teaches me to be a better person every time I…read moreattend.

I love St. Anthony's. The interior is simple, warm, and…read morewelcoming. The stained glass background behind the crucifix is gorgeous. It's worth venturing inside to see it. There's a pretty decent mix of families and older persons attending here. PS Jesus is there, inside the Tabernacle, so.. ya know. Stop in for sure. Fr. Canny is the current pastor. He loves Jesus, the Church and our Lady. His homilies are simple, but if he begins speaking about Our Lady he will get all fired up. Pro Tip: Make sure to check the Marian Grotto, directly next to the rectory on Pine Street. There is a well groomed prayer garden behind the Grotto. Check it out and contribute your own prayer to the space.

My family and I have been attending here for the last year or so. Enjoy the worship music and the…read morebiblical teaching. They have events for all ages.

This is a wonderful nondenominational church that we went to while we were on vacation there. We…read moretruly felt the LOVE OF CHRIST while we were there and throughout the service. Truly an inspirational and motivating message. We will definitely be back when we are in the area again.

Shasta Abbey is a treasure! They are a welcoming spiritual home to one and all, those new to…read moreBuddhism and those seeking to deepen their practice, offering a variety of retreats year round. It is a place of true peace.

Shasta Abbey is a Buddhist Monastery, specifically Soto Zen. It's open to people interested in…read morestudying Buddhism at introductory or advanced levels. Those new to the Abbey are asked to first attend a weekend beginner's retreat. Then a person can attend advanced retreats or arrange to stay at almost any time of the year. For people who live locally, there are occasional Dharma Talks and other events open to the public. This is a wonderful place to learn more about Zen Buddhism, mindfulness, and meditation -- or simply as a place to escape from the world and reflect for a few days. There are also million dollar views of Mt. Shasta and Black Butte. And I can't say enough about the monks, who are very kind people.