The people are friendly and always meeting new and old members. I am very thankful that I am at…read morethis parish. They are very generous and helpful and kind.

Located on Champlain, is the Holy Spirit Catholic Church. My old Church while is was going to…read moreFresno State. This awesome church has a huge parking lot, tons of seating, very tall ceilings, and big/bright feel. Always enjoyed going here, had to take my daughter to show her and say a quick prayer. *Just an Awesome Church!*

I've been a Catholic for most of my 67 years, though I've taken breaks either because I've been in…read morecountries where Catholicism or Christianity was illegal. Or during human designed stringent restrictions of personal faith and choices. I'm a believer in the rules of God and not so often the rules of man. I'm a believer in the rights of the choices a woman makes a bout her own physical body. Men have should no choices about a woman's health choices. It's between a woman and her relationship with God. There are things evangelicals need to keep their nose out of. PERIOD. A few weeks ago a close friend of mine, who is a pretty good Christian and Catholic passed away. He voice and opinion of freedom of choice was brought out in the press. Being one of Hollywood Elite a big todo was made about his quite opinion. A Parishioner who really knows either of us felt it was his duty to publicly condemn us. For quite awhile I stopped attending St. Joseph's in Mariposa to avoid a loud conflict on this persons' loud public opinions. 2 weeks ago I found out my closest friend has passed and being this after mass is was devastated. Being my friend it too came out some how about how he died and in the ancient Catholic Church that's a no/no. Well screw that. I'm going to be there to celebrate a persons passing not dwell upon death. Christmas is about celebrating life and if the small group of parishioners can't understand the meaning of Christmas than the should go stuff their stockings snd go to hell.

St. Anthony of Padua is a beautiful church. Huge I might add with plenty of parking!! It is also…read morehuge inside and I would imagine, during Christmas time, it is a lot of fun to be a part of a joyous time of the year, especially watching everyone singing together, and simply, enjoying the spirit of togetherness. I feel blessed to have had this opportunity to visit St. Anthony of Padua during my family's wedding, and if you can relate, then you would understand when I say, "It is a great feeling!" Until then, may the spirit of this holiday bring you joy and peace in your life. Cheers! ~ :p

The Church building is an architectural masterpiece. The tiled murals and chandeliers are…read morebreathtaking. I find my mind wandering and distracted each time I attend a service here, as the Spirit is very alive! The Mural de Nuestra Señora Virgen de Guadalupe - Capilla de Guadalupe, St. Anthony of Padua in the "cry wing" is amazing. If that is not enough, the services are very good too. The Priest, choir and lectors, communicate very effectively in a beautiful surrounding.

I grew up going to this church. I love that they have mass on Saturdays and Sundays. They also have…read moreservices throughout the week. I have also seen them post about support groups as well. I ended up coming back after I moved out of the area and finished my confirmation classes. After starting a family of my own, we have been coming here as well. The Priest and Deacon are very friendly. Staff are friendly as well. I love the structure of how mass is and how they do outreaches in the community. We recommend coming here and will continue to stay.

From the owner: Mission Statement - Gifted by God, called by Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, St. Paul…read moreCatholic Newman Center is a parish committed to serving the academic community & all those who choose to be a part of our parish family. We dedicate ourselves to bringing the transformative power of Christ to the world through word and action.

A quaint little church located close to the mountains makes it super accessible for…read morefamilies/travelers who are in the area for a weekend of skiiing/snowboarding or just visiting the area. Parking is pretty open, but can get quite dark at night and there weren't many lights from what I can remember. The church itself is pretty cozy, not too big....probably could hold no more than 200 people. But again, you feel comfortable there. The priest that celebrated mass when we were there with my family was also visiting, so I can't really write about the resident priest. But the rest of the parish community was quite friendly; I'm sure they see a lot of visiting guests. Definitely found my church for the next time I'm here!

Lovely church. Great priest and music. Schedule:…read moreSt. Joseph's Church, Mammoth Lakes, California Saturday Evening Vigil: 6:00 PM (Directions to St. Joseph's) Sunday: 8:00 AM (English) Dom: 5:30 PM (La Misa Español) Monday - Friday: 7:00 AM in the Rectory -- The door is open, just come in (please do not ring the bell). First Friday of each month - 7:00 PM Mass and the rite of Exposition, Adoration and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.

There is something about seeing the majesty of Yosemite that needs explaining in a spiritual…read morecontext (even if the name yosemite is Indian for "some are killers!"). It is rare to be able to attend Catholic Mass outdoors, so if you're in Yosemite taking in all the wonders and want to attend mass then look no further than Fr. Anthony Janelli and our Lady of the Snows Parish in Yosemite. Check the website for the latest mass schedules. Mass can also be interrupted by weather. Sunday: Memorial Day through Labor Day: 6pm Saturday evening mass is the amphitheater at Lower Pines Campground (not far from Curry Village). You can bus, bike, walk or drive there. If you drive there is limited parking at the ampitheater so go early. Just tell the folks at the gate you are here for mass. Ampitheater is the first right after the gate for lower pines campground. 10:00 am: Visitor Center, West Auditorium 6pm, is Spanish mass at Cedar Lodge, El Portal. Labor Day through Memorial Day: 10:00 am: Visitor Center, West Auditorium Holy Days: Check local schedule WAWONA STATION MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: Memorial Day through Labor Day: 4:30 pm, Old School House/Community Center

My first outdoor Mass! It was awesome. The Mass was at Lower Pines Campground amphitheater. We were…read morein the Cathedral build by God. The priest was cool. I liked his homily when he said even something like the granite cliffs that look timeless will pass away, but the word of God and our faith will stand the test of time. And he had good jokes too. Please check it out if you are in the valley on a Saturday. 6pm, Lower Pines Campground.

Gorgeous ! Parish Est. 1882, but the sanctuary was completed in 1903 a Traditional building layout…read more (Vs. "In the round") The Holy Mass is in both English & Spanish. (If your a Catholic Christian, the Mass is the Mass , no matter where your at in the World,or what language, you know what is going on.) Multitude of services including A/A, Scouts, Knights, RCIA & CCD. Bible study Etc. COOL thing ! look at the Alter Frm. 1903 & look at it today, guess what ! Been a Whole lotta Prayin happen there. Parking a bit tight & in the back, Curb side parking also. (DEEP "Storm Curbs" be careful !) If I were to offer any suggestions, perhaps Pad the feet of the Kneelers ! If ya drop one, everyone within 1 Mi. will know it ! (ya, I did,oops,) :-D

The church itself provided a beautiful setting for a wedding and the officiant who conducted the…read moreceremony was warm, professional, and did good job. Unfortunately, our experience with the wedding coordinator, Monica, created unnecessary stress during what should have been a joyful occasion. At the rehearsal, our group was left waiting outside the church with the doors locked and no communication regarding when we could enter. Monica unlocked the door and left us standing outside. Throughout the rehearsal, questions were frequently interrupted before they could be asked, and interactions often felt abrupt and dismissive rather than welcoming or helpful. We were often told to wait because information would be provided later, but the manner in which this was communicated came across as impatient and unnecessarily curt. The wedding day was no better. Guests and family members were repeatedly rushed into their seats and instructed not to stop to greet, hug, or interact with loved ones as they entered the church. At one point, Monica shushed guests in a manner that felt more appropriate for disciplining children than speaking to adults. Going as far as using the church microphone to carry out her orders. Monica's overall tone and interactions felt cold, unfriendly, and lacking in basic courtesy. Monica contacted the bride by phone and threatened to shorten the ceremony if the she did not arrive immediately. While I understand the importance of maintaining a schedule, this approach felt unnecessarily harsh and added stress to an already emotional moment. What made the experience especially disappointing was that this is a church. Weddings are meaningful family events, and the atmosphere should reflect hospitality, kindness, and grace. Instead, many interactions left family members feeling like an inconvenience rather than welcomed guests. The cathedral itself is beautiful, and the ceremony was meaningful. However, the wedding coordination experience significantly detracted from what should have been a joyful and memorable day. If this is the type of experience you want than this is the church for you.

Great biblical service!! Music is a modern then a traditional (catches likes from everyone), and…read more the "worship" is biblical, sometimes convicting, always T R U T H! Thank you trinity pastors.

Although I haven't personally attended this church, I do so online catching the worship and…read moresermons. Love the deep dive that is more focused and challenging that you might get elsewhere. Also appreciate the rotating pastors giving the sermons, the sense of community with emphasis on meeting and greeting strangers (NOT just folks you may know). But what I MOST appreciated is the added venues for folks that want to take greater precautions and not feel shamed for wearing a mask. Unlike too many churches who seem to have said not one thing, there are guidelines here....open areas and some general rules about not attending if you're sick. And although this church is pretty far from us, I'm hoping they might have some singles functions/opportunities. Love the teaching here and attending remotely during this season. Thank you Lord for your word, for fellowship with other believers and to luxuriate in your amazing WORD! The only thing I never get tired of! -G