I enjoyed a wonderful fellowship with Pastor Ivery Daniels and the White Rock Church!read more

I have visited the Lady of Fatima Shrine a few times. The…read morefirst time I visited it was overwhelming emotionally and spiritually for me. I spent a few hours attending Mass, and visiting the sanctuary and the different little chapels. The gardens with all the Saints statues and the flowers are awesome. There are plenty of benches to sit and linger in prayer and thought. The Shrine is beautiful, serene, peaceful. The shape of the chapel is a dome, with the statue of the Virgin on the very top. One can climb by side to the top. The dome is decorated like part of the world. North America, Caribbean, Europe, Asia. The Faithful is a representation of the world map depicted on the dome

Beautiful place! I will be going again when it's fully lit. Very serene and well taken care of.read more

This third and final Stained Glass concert of the season had a baseball theme. Each inning had…read moresongs specific to it(see pictures from the program). In addition, the moderator gave the audience facts about Jewish people in baseball, such as how many Jewish owners, managers and players have been part of baseball through the years. It was a lovely concert. After the concert, there was a baseball themed reception in the auditorium. Hot dogs and veggie dogs had been grilled. Bags of potato chips and ice cream/frozen treats were offered in addition to the cotton candy machine!

Museum was very interesting. Architecture magnificent. Services well done by clergy. All very…read moreenjoyable.

Off on the side of a road, between Niagara Falls and Niagara on the lake resides the smallest…read morechapel. A cute little stop situated beside a fruit stand. The chapel is indeed very small with a bible and 4 short pews inside. Really nice for a short pit stop to see something unique. Recommend seeing it if you're in the area and wanted to just see it. Well maintained.

This tiny Chapel is a gem for the traveler. A Bible was placed on the front, and it was open, so I…read moreread the Psalm in front of me. It was perfect for me at that moment. The chapel seats about 4 people, a Christian non-denomination place. It has free materials for visitors. A peaceful holy place to stop and reflect

Beautiful chapel. Weekday mass is at 11:15am. Came for our 30th anniversary. Have original…read moreartifact from St Therese's time. Many lovely items in gift shop, too.

Beautiful church! We went for Palm Sunday and it was over an hour but done well with acting out the…read morestory.

JESUS IS MOST DEFINITELY ALIVE HERE! I love this Parish so much! Everyone is warm and welcoming!…read moreBeautiful choir at the 9:30 am Sunday Mass. They have a devotion to Divine Mercy here and a beautiful Divine Mercy Image in the church. Adoration on Wednesday & Thursdays in the chapel too! Truly feels like family in this parish.

I was home for a visit to Buffalo last week and attended the Mass and Adoration at Blessed…read moreSacrament on Wednesday evening. It was so beautiful and I could truly feel the deep devotion of this church and the congregation that was present. I grew up in this parish and it was the center of our family life between School, Mass and parish activities. I loved this parish then and still dearly love it now. If only I could attend it now as my parish church!

We stopped in for the last Lenten fish fry of the season. It was $20.00, a couple bucks more the…read morefirehouses where we had fish fries this season. The fish fry was very good with very generous sides of French fries, Cole slaw, potato salad and a huge slice of rye bread. The potato salad was very good, and not mayonnaisey. The Cole slaw was good, needed pepper. The bread was surprising as it must have been cut from a huge loaf. It was almost equal to two slices of regular rye bread, and very fresh. Only coffee and tea were complimentary. Soda, beer and water were for sale. There were pre-packed mini-muffins to take for dessert.

Whoever now manages the church/school is extremely insensitive to its neighbors. This church sits…read morein a residential area. However, during the summer, they hold a fund raiser outside, with a sound system, that goes well past the city's 10 PM noise ordinance cut off time. They have done this at least 2x, the police refuse to shut them down, and the church management doesn't respond to the concerns of the neighbors either before, during or after the event. Recently, without any warning to any of the neighbors with whom it shares a fence, it tore that fence down! The fence belonged to them, they had that right. But neighbors had relied on that fence for decades to keep young children and pets from escaping their back yards, and advance warning should have been given. Again, the church/school refused to return calls or respond to at least one letter from concerned neighbors. Finally, the church installed a new fence, illegally! Again, no response to neighbors. City code enforcement was contacted, and the church/school was required to fix the fence. They have partially done so, but not completely, although their deadline for doing so is fast approaching, It's so unfortunate that the church is behaving so poorly. They used to be a good neighbor.