Great Church very well feeling inside and inspiring. I would definitely recommend this Catholic…read moreChurch.

This is the church I attended in my childhood. It's where I got married. It holds a very special…read moreplace in my heart. I agree with Scott M. that the choir is wonderful and the congregation wants to be there. If I still lived on the North Shore, I'd attend services there more regularly.

Great service and wonderful to have met service members as well. Friendly environment and impressed…read moreby the outcome of a full church. I have just moved here from another city and happy to keep attending

I recently attended a funeral service at St. Theresa's Catholic Church in Billerica. It was…read moreexceptionally poor. The priest spoke blankly into the air, never acknowledging or addressing the audience of partitioners right in front of him. Apart from this incompetent and disrespectful behavior, he did not once ever say the name of the deceased, nor did he ever say anything about the deceased's life. After witnessing such self-evident incompetence, we then heard from others at the podium. They too failed to address the parish emotionally or intellectually. As if this failure of a mass wasn't enough, the priest ended the service by stepping up to the microphone and mumbling incoherently for the next 20 minutes. The priest has an important, yet very easy to perform job, and he didn't show that he was able to do the job whatsoever. The church should be ashamed of such poor performance and the priest should resign. We live in a world where we see so much incompetence and neglect. Bottom line, there's no excuse for performing a funeral service with no commentary on the deceased or by mumbling blankly, incoherently, and inaudibly. I couldn't be more upset that our deceased relative did not get the service she, and anyone else, deserves.

The mass in Mary Queen of peace church is heavenly…read more Catholic , english . Huge parking lot. Big park for kids right by it. Nice place to pray be close to your God. The busiest day is Sunday .

Joining Granite Unite church has been a blessing for me and my husband. We found Granite 7 years…read moreago but in the last year I made the choice to get more involved. The iCampus at Granite is a blessing and this is where God caught my eyes, my ears and my heart. You might ask, what does it mean? Well Pastor Milas messages are powerful and he teaching right from the Bible. What does the bible say and what are you going to do about it. When they say Granite is a place where friends become family, it is true. I joined the Icampus serving team, got involved in a womens zoom small group and my husband and I also attend the Saturday Salem campus. Pastor Jeff and Tracy are awesome.. Also Pastor RIck and Laura from icampus are amazing, they too attend Salem Saturday. Granite has so many activities that give everyone an opportunity to attend and meeting awesome people. What helped me to get back to my christian faith was the SHINE women's conference. I went by myself and Granite made sure they connected me with other women.. Now I have gone twice to SHINE and looking forward to go again next year with my friends. If you are looking for a church to learn about God and call it home, give Granite United Church a try in person or virtually through icampus. The worship music is always Amazing. Hope you come visit us.

Hi! I am a 25 year old and have attended non denominational churches my entire life. I recently…read moreattended a service at your Granite United location in Haverhill. The major issue I had with the service is the one size fits all, typically mega church, move to have your "main pastor" video screen into the church service. No matter what size church, this type of model always feels out of touch and not personal... that being said, I think the campus pastor who spoke afterwards should be allowed to fully pastor this church, he is warm, friendly and clearly a stronger teacher than the main pastor. Although the main pastor may have a vision and gifting with people, he is cheesy and not much of a teacher, from me and my friends perspective who visited. My advice is let the campus pastors actually pastor and let go of the control! Also, it was way too dark and loud... and trust me I've attended many churches, retreats, conferences. Just a little brighter lights and volume a little down would be much more inviting for new and current attendees. Overall I'm sure the local community loves this church for the people and fellowship, but it's not for a structured or insightful message that's for sure. If you want young people to come to your church you are going to need to step it up. We want to learn in an authentic environment where everyone in the church is operating in their proper gifting. Get rid of the screen Big Brother pastor approach and let the individual churches grow. Won't be attending again, but good luck!

Beautiful, very old church with stunning stained glass windows and detailed stations of the cross…read more I grew up here, went to Saint Michael's school in the 70's, sang in the choir, got married here and visit every time I come back. Thankful they are still open. It's very peaceful inside.

Attended a first communion here recently. Parking is horrible because there is hardly any parking…read morearound the church. It's a large church but from the back very hard to see the priest or hear him. Beautiful church though. When it's time to accept the host, there is no order and people walk back the same way they came up to the alter. It was a mess. The first communion was nice, even after I couldn't hear a word from priest or see him. I'll bet most parishioners live in the neighborhood and just walk to the church. Big huge room downstairs with dated bathrooms.

Very welcoming church. Everyone I met there was very friendly. Pastor Matt always has thought…read moreprovoking sermons... Visited on two occasions while in town..