I can't recommend this to those that value the true, Catholic, deposit of faith…read more I am blessed to normally attend an orthodox, fully catholic parish. But I was housesitting for my sister and this was the closest parish so I checked it out & was aghast. A few things stand out: -Misgendering God, who has revealed Himself as Father and Son. The "priest" kept calling him "she" -No regularly scheduled confession. They only offer confession twice a year - outside of that it's by appointment only. The funny thing is that activist/progressive "Catholics" like this usually point the finger at trads, labeling them "self-righteous." However, believing one only needs reconciliation twice a year tells us they're the ones that think themselves righteous. -No adoration listed on their website at all. If they were a Catholic parish that believed in the real presence, there would at least be SOME Eucharistic Adoration -Homilies focused more on politics than Christ Overall, this isn't a blessing to the archdiocese. I personally never understood the Novus Ordo shade some people throw bc I go to a reverent mass usually, but now I understand why we need a reform of the reform, at the bare minimum.

Some church communities might have fish frys during Lent or bake sales to raise money but at…read moreSt.Joans we do soup. The soup suppers at St.joan are one of the things I look forward to all year long. We will not miss one of the six Wednesday night dinners if possible. I really enjoy trying all of the home made creations that other families share with love. There is always a mix of old world traditional tomato and bean soups and often a mix of something new and sporty like quinoa squash or tofu noodle. In recent years grilled cheese has been added and there is always the staple bread, milk, juice and cookies. Its much more than soup. It's also sharing time with our great community and making new friends. There is also a great line up of after soup prayer services and sing alongs that I really enjoy if I can get away from the kids!

This church became my spiritual safe haven. Between the constant work to support and lead social…read morejustice actions in the cities to creating a community where all are welcome. Great community for those in their 20s and 30s.

Went to this "church" for around 6 years; in that time, I saw firsthand the harm they inflicted…read moreupon young children and the young adults in their "religious education" classes. It is extremely saddening.

Really awesome place. CPC has so many opportunities to get involved- to be poured into, as well as…read morepour into others. I highly suggest coming to check it out on a Sunday and you'll see this is a special multi generational church with a fresh vision for what it means to be a community. Services at 9 (traditional) and 11 (contemporary) on Sunday mornings- or you can check out the live stream online. The worship is genuine, and the teaching is relevant, yet grounded in truth.

It is a wonderful Christ centered church. It has so much to offer everyone of all ages.read more

Faithbrook Church is a place where you can hear God's word in a welcoming environment. Enjoy…read moreFrank's fresh ground coffee.

Loving God, loving people and journeying together through life. Let this church be your new home!read more

Do come and visit us if you are wondering about the Extraordinary Form. Feel free to bring your…read morekids: the parish is brimming with young families, and no one will look at you sideways if the toddler gets squirmy or the baby squawks. But if possible come for the 10:30 High Mass, because the music is reverent and beautiful, and it is a great introduction to the fullness of the old Roman rite. (It does run longer than a typical OF Mass, so plan for 75 - 90 minutes, depending on what Sunday you choose.) Our current priests are both excellent preachers and the homilies tend to stick closely to the readings, which you can find in English in the gray missal/hymnals in the pews. On your way in, look at the front of the bulletin to find out what Sunday it is. The gray missals have each Sunday's scriptures arranged by Sunday towards the front of the book, with the order of Mass in the center of it. We were looking for a warm parish community, and have definitely found it here, as well as reverence and seriousness about the faith. Unfortunately we have lost our parish center and so have nowhere to gather for fellowship after, but if you can brave the cold/heat, please stay after Mass out front and introduce yourself! We found people to be open (for Minnesotans!!) and friendly.

It is Ok. You need to be in a quiet place to worship. You need to stay one with your soul and hope…read morefor peace with your Father in heaven.

What a wonderful place to get to know God! A place where they put people first! This is not just a…read morechurch but a community. Care is taken to focus on bringing people to Christ in a lobing way. Ive only been attending for four months but felt welcomed from Day 1. The new location is so spacious....it holds 1,000 people and has a fantastic kids ministry area. Parking is plentiful and easy. There is also a cafe in the church. We.got a mocha and it was yum. There is a family room for viewing the service with kids, and a lactation room that is also located in the family room

I enjoyed the music and sermons at Eagle Brook. But as I got more involved in serving, I was asked…read moreto sign a leadership agreement. I was asked to live a Christ-like life, which I try so very hard to do. The second point was to agree that marriage should be between only a man and woman. For so many reasons, I could not agree to this point. I was told to step away from my serving role to give me time to examine my decision. My heart hurts.

Great community of very nice folks. Friendly, welcoming, willing to help. Tremendous amount of…read moreprograms to take part in, help out with, entertain or educate you and share. Tremendous music liturgy. A real community.

Saint Odilia is a church full of loving people, wonderful priests, and most of all God. There are…read moremany different programs for people of all ages to join in the community. The church itself is beautiful, and the school is well run.

We recently moved to the area and are equal distant from 3 catholic churches. This church felt like…read morehome from the first time we attended. The wonderful instrumental music adds to the worship experience. Staff is friendly.

A large Roman Catholic parish in Eagan, MN. It is a very active parish with many opportunities to…read moreget involved. Highly recommended.