Trinity is a fantastic church! So I just had to review!…read moreGotta share the news about this place with each one of you :-) They have 2 services on Sunday mornings and evenings, and the congregation is very diverse and friendly-seeming. They always have uplifting music led by talented members of the church fam, and there are tons of small groups throughout the week- you can join one of 'em. I haven't tried Sunday school yet (9AM Sundays), but it's on my list. Come on down to Trinity, for a Jesus experience that can't be missed!

A wonderful Catholic Church adjacent to Yale's central campus. I have been attending STM for the…read morepast three years and have greatly enjoyed my time there. They offer 3 Sunday Masses in addition to daily mass. The services are attended by both Yale students and other local community members. The Golden Center connected to the chapel is a beautiful, light-filled building that frequently offers events for both the community and students. STM is supported by a great team of Chaplains that offer support, guidance, and advice to students and the community. If you are looking for a Catholic Church in the New Haven area, or if you are a Yale student looking to get more involved with your faith I would definitely recommend Saint Thomas More!!

I'll probably burn in hell for reviewing a church, but I figure that as long as I'm only saying…read moregood things about good churches and not anything about churches that I don't like to go to it should be OK (not that there are churches I don't like to go to, oh that's just crazy talk). The truth of the matter is, I'm not the most pious Catholic of all time. But, when I do go to church, it's here. Father Bob and Father Peter give down-to-earth sermons and are kind and accepting. Both of them run groups with both the undergraduate and graduate students. The events are kind of cool, too. They run events like, "Theology on Tap," where everybody goes to grab beers and talk about interesting aspects of Catholicism or the "Science and Religion" series where they bring in famous types like Brian Greene and talk about the boundaries between science and religion. They do a really good job of fostering intellectual discourse and I find their message to be a good and well thought-out one. They also have this gigantic center called The Golden Center that's part of the church and there's a bumpin' library, cafeteria, conference rooms, library for studying, meditation room, auditorium, and game room with a foosball table, fridge, flat panel tv, and a Wii. While it is crazy golden, it's actually named after a Yale alum who donated a bofrillion dollars to build the center. (Yale sold the plot to the church for $1 rent for like a 100 years). It's basically ridiculous. I've never seen a church have so many flat panel televisions ever. If you're a Yale student, you totally have access to the center and, therefore, totally win. They even have snacks and stuff. It's an awesome place where I actually got a lot of work done. There are even these illuminated bible passages in the library that look awesome... awesome?... Awesome. The people there are generally pretty open and, dare I say, liberal. If you're Catholic and a little bit left-leaning or otherwise just chill, it's a really awesome church. I highly recommend them. Also, they hold mass at 10am, 5pm, and 10pm on Sundays during the school year... so... holla!

I've been a member for over 30 years and find so much comfort and community here. A religious home…read morewith a wonderful minister and beautiful music

Human Resources at HCC sucks. So, incompetent. When you apply for a job you never hear back. They…read moredon't even have the courtesy of most colleges to confirm that you've submitted an application and they don't tell you if you're application will be reviewed. When you call, they are rude and won't give you any info. My motto, if the HR is shitty the school is too. Don't work with people like this!

Great Community College, brand new building state of the art facilities. Save Save Save get your…read moreassociates degree at Housatonic and then transfer to the University of your choice and save 50% tuition.

I've been here three times and embrace it as my church, my home. Fr Carolan uses his time to preach…read morethe word of God -10minutes- to touch our hearts. The parishioners say,'Peace be with you ' with sincerity. Not like they can't wait till this part is over, which has been my experience. I'm determined to be more involved and befriend this congregation. I highly recommend this parish!

The 11AM service, "Solemn High Mass", at this church is really worth experiencing…read more I have visited a lot of churches and I have not ever attended any other church of any denomination that preserves the richness of liturgy and old traditions quite as thoroughly as this one. There is a lot of chanting, incense, kneeling, etc. The service is not very user-friendly, which in my opinion is a plus because it means it has not been dumbed-down. The music is unusually good for an Episcopal church. Although Episcopals usually can't sing worth anything, the congregation here does sing somewhat, and they have a good choir. Some of the chanting is out of tune, but who am I to complain? I have never been in any non-Lutheran church where the chanting has been in tune. The spiritual content? I found the service here very meaningful. The sermon was not the best I have ever heard, but it did make me think and was relevant to my life. Nothing about the service was boring, and the only rote/routine part was the confession sequence. I might add, there is a LOT of kneeling. They give you a little pad thingy to kneel on, and honestly, I think it makes your knees hurt. I would recommend just skipping it and using the floor if you're into the whole kneeling bit. The community? Like most churches, this place seems dominated by the over 60 crowd. While I don't have a problem with old people going to church, I do have a problem with young people NOT going to church. WTF? This church needs a more adequate slice of the population. It is right next door to Yale, for Christ's sake...it ought to have more students attending it. How friendly is this church? Not very. Only one person approached me feebly at the Coffee hour after the service. Most people seemed very closed off and not interested in talking to a newcomer. Bottom line? Really friggin' cool service, but that doesn't cut it. I can see why people wouldn't want to attend this church, because it is not particularly friendly or open to newcomers. And when I say they should be more friendly and open, I don't mean they should dumb down the service--complex service is a plus. I simply think they should be outgoing and make more of an effort to talk to newcomers.

I'm not religious. Heck, I'm not even a Christian. But this a fine church. The compline on Sunday…read morenight at 10pm is the ideal religious experience: thick incense, beautiful music, an accommodating chaplain, cover of darkness, tenderness of candlelight, and all in less than half an hour. After gluttony, lust, or sloth, it's the best way to start the week.

Great school! Couldn't be happier. I must admit it wasn't my first choice when searching for…read moreprivate education for my daughter but was very impressed during the tour. This is her first year and they did not disappoint me at all.

I am very happy that my son came to this preschool. When he cried on the first day, every teacher…read morehugged him and coaxed him for a long time until he got used to it. I am very grateful for this. The teacher is very patient with every child. If you Still hesitating I'll tell you it's a great school