Great Church, God is so good. Pastor Tim, and all of the…read morestaff are amazing. I grew up on 51st street as a Catholic going to Sacred Heart. TSC is my Church now, and Heaven is my home.

Beautiful Church! I can't wait to come back with some friends and family and explore even more…read more Only had a day in the city but loved the experience!

Beautiful church with featuring classical architecture and wonderful art…read more Close to Columbus Circle and right next to the Mount Sinai Medical Doctors building. After some tests and bloodwork I walked over to explore a bit and take in the scenery. It was open mid - afternoon. I enjoyed some peace and quiet as I sat in a pew and reflected on things. I'm not an overly religious person but this helped me sort things out a bit.

I've been to this church for 2 years now and honestly, I would love to thank my friend for…read moreintroduce me to this church. It's very open, friendly and positive in this church. The priests like father Eric is charismatic and funny. Even if you can't make it to church, they also do a livestream. The mass on Sunday's are on 10am, 12pm(Spanish) and 5pm. It's very convenient too! The choir has many positivity and love towards the music since they are professional singers. That shows how much passion they have for the church, god and the community. They are also LGBTQ+ friendly too which is also great! The church made me feel motivated about the faith itself and I definitely recommend coming here!

Fantastic Little Church in Midtown, next to the Holiday inn..Not you're typical "high profile"…read morechurch like fifth ave or other midtown locations. But if you want a No frills but high spiritual experience, I would suggest stopping by, services are 11am every sunday and food is typically served after. Casual Dress code is fine..... The Congregation is always welcoming and is excited to see new faces from new places..... Use the bright Red Door on the side to end the church sitting area, you'll be glad you stopped by...Tell them Mark sent you :D

Went here once many years ago. Good service and music. Very friendly people. Would attend againread more

This church is nice, but not amazing. I attended the Sunday before Christmas. I was in NYC for the…read moreholidays. I expected to be amazed by the music and sermon. I felt like there was a lot of attend to fund raising. I probably would not recommend going here, except to see the Sony building which was lovely.

It feels a little odd reviewing a church, but anyway, here I am. I have been attending here for…read moreyears and have loved it since day 1. The community here is wonderful, the people are amazing, and there is a real sense of family. Check out www.cfan.net for more info about all that's happening!

Beautiful Midnight Christmas Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church…read more.. There were hundreds of people. The choir was superb. Rev. Trevor Nichols delivered a poignant Chronicles Message about the birth of Our Lord, and Mary, and Joseph. We were so moved by this Christmas Evening Midnight Mass. God bless us all forever. Barbara L Parks John E Falotico Es

It was Family Mass and there were many families with young children. The priest included the…read morechildren in the sermon and the Eucharistic prayer, which helps hold their attention AND build their relationship with the Mass and Jesus. And since there were so many families, there was no judgment when the littles got fussy - everyone understood!

St. Patrick's Cathedral is one of those places that instantly makes you slow down and take…read moreeverything in. I've always had a special appreciation for the architecture of Catholic churches, and the craftsmanship here is truly remarkable! The high vaulted ceilings, stained glass, and intricate details make it feel both grand and peaceful at the same time. Even though it sits right in the middle of the city, the moment you step inside there's a sense of calm that almost feels grounding. It can get busy but you can still find quiet moments to sit, reflect, or simply admire the beauty of the space.

I visited St. Patrick's for the first time last weekend. I didn't put two and two together to…read morerealize that I was visiting St. Patrick's Cathedral the weekend before St. Patrick's Day. Probably not the best day to visit, but since I'd already pre-paid for the self-guided audio tour, I decided to brave the crowds and go. I want to be clear - St. Patrick's is beautiful. But my three star review is really about the tour experience, and my experience may have been worse than it would have been on a less busy weekend. The self-guided audio tour is $20. You can do it on your phone or on an iPad they'll provide you at the cathedral. However, especially on a crowded day, the tour was confusing. There was weirdly no way to cross from the north side of the cathedral to the south side of the cathedral. You had to in the door on the north side to see that side and then back out and in the door on the south side of the cathedral to see that side. There were may roped off areas that were on the audio tour. Probably half of the stops on the audio tour were behind roped off areas - I didn't know if I was supposed to get access to them or not. The staff at the cathedral - who I'm sure were overwhelmed by the crowds (I was!) - weren't helpful. One security guard member of staff saw my confusion and tried to help me. He opened the ropes and let me over to the other side. He told me to ask someone to do that again when I was ready to see the other side of the cathedral. But when I asked, the response was a pretty unfriendly "you have to go outside and come back in." Maybe my experience was worse than usual because of my bad timing. But I can't recommend the audio tour. $20 for an audio tour on your phone - and one where half of the stops aren't accessible to you - is too much. I suggest popping in, looking around, and leaving them whatever is a reasonable donation to you. (Note: The reason I wanted to visit St. Patrick's Cathedral was to see the new mural in the cathedral's narthex. I had read about it in the Times and wanted to see it in person. The mural - painted by Brooklyn-based artist Adam Cvijanovic and titled "What's So Funny About Peace, Love, and Understanding" - is 25 feet tall and spans several walls. It features the 1879 Apparition at Knock, saints, and modern immigrant processions. It's beautiful and thought-provoking and definitely worth a visit. Pop in and drop a donation in the box.)

Yes! This is a top notch Catholic Church. The only one I feel as welcome as I do at Saint Patricks…read more It reminds me so much of the church where I raised my daughter. The alter has been brought down to the center of the beautiful historic building. The parishioners sit in a semi circle around the alter. The priests and chorus are behind. I was on the side today but felt included. The mass is modern and prayers for everything and everyone. If you want something/someone included during mass you just fill out a paper and let them know. The mass is simple. The responses are sung. I enjoy the chorus. My friend is in the chorus. In fact my family has attended this church in the past. I've got a lot of musicians in my family that made their living playing orchestra in the shows. But that's another story! The church design and decor are so beautiful. There are a lot of angels painted on the the walls. They do not mind picture taking. I'll go back for service and take pictures of the Angels I'm sure!! I see people of every age, elderly, middle age, people in work uniforms, small children, college age, teens and expectant mothers. You name it everyone is covered. They have plenty of room for strollers to be wheeled in the back. Parents walk and rock to quiet babies during service. I find their dedication to attend mass inspiring. Dress is not important. I saw one girl in zebra print work out pants. What I'm trying to say is, this is not an elitist church like some I attend. It's not a wealthy Parrish I'm sure. They pass the baskets two times for donations. I highly recommend if you are in the neighborhood!! Visitors are welcome.

There is a lot of history here as the 100+ year old St. Malachy's is perfectly blended in as one of…read morethe most subtle churches along the west side of Manhattan. It is dubbed as the "Actor's Chapel" for its endorsement of the actors in the nearby broadway theaters and of the performing arts in general. With exception to the European pastor, I have always been impressed with the pastors here as they have been entertaining, witty, and very lively during their sermons. The place may look small from the outside but easily fits a solid crowd of perhaps 200-300. Their choir is decent, but don't appear all that frequently. Whats certain for sure is they definitely have money as their song pamplets are printed out the DAY of, in color, with legible fonts, and a decent layout. I hope they recycle because that stuff is by no means cheap. Beats using a cheap ol psalms book I suppose.

Really love being a part of this church. I recommend people check this out that do or do not feel…read morelike they are a Christian because I think that Jon Tyson, the pastor, is a loving brother who will help people on a spiritual journey. This is also a pretty equally aged church for New York City. The largest demographic are the 25-40 crowd and there are a decent number of children at church every week. No demographic is really missing. The best part about the people at this church is that they are a community that really looks out for one another; they are fun and inviting. Meets on Sunday evenings at 5p. Childcare is available.

Honestly, I have to be brutally honest about the church experience. Father ato was quite a strange…read moreindividual. The way he preaches is quite off since he is always off topic, brags about his accomplishments a lot and say something offensive to people that many people weren't happy about. Plus, he always looks how much money we put in for the mass collection and even times, he upsets people when he is pushy and pressures people to do his way of something when operating the mass. The music is disappointing because the woman who sings there, doesn't put her heart into the songs. She was the only one that sings with the pianist. A lot of people I knew who were in that community and myself had to turn away from this church ever since Ato operates the church weirdly. Even there is one time, I came to mass and there's only 4 people left. Where there's no music, no positivity and all. Ato said something offensive that triggers me when he preaches and the prayers is very different compare to the original prayers that we normally pray. I felt so lost and everything wasn't aligned. Just a disappointing experience..

A wonderful place of worship . Beautiful historic surroundings lovely interior well maintained…read more Worship is grand. Diverse congregation predominantly Spanish speaking .