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    The school hosts many events that go above and beyond such as the country fair, olympics, moms and dads day, water day and many more.

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    St. Bernadette Roman Catholic Parish

    St. Bernadette Roman Catholic Parish

    4.1
    (31 reviews)

    Perhaps the most uplifting church I have ever visited…read more - - - - - - - - February, 2026 Visit God does not need a church; he was clear in that messaging to King David and to other Jewish leaders. People build churches to help one another get closer to a personal relationship with Jesus; a church is a physical place that seeks to guide us toward heaven. "Cathedrals and churches architecturally prepare our souls for the beauty of the Eucharist." - Allen Hunt (Dynamic Catholic) When few people could read and write, Bible stories were told through stained glass windows (or painted walls, as in a church on the Hug Island in Hawaii). Classical churches are shaped in the form of the Cross, to remind us of Jesus' ultimate sacrifice for every single person who ever lived, is living, and who ever will live. A Catholic Church typically has front doors opening to the west, so as you enter you approach to the sunrise to the east, beyond the altar. Some Catholic Churches will have a labyrinth mid-way down the aisle, to help the faithful contemplate Mary's saying Yes to being the mother of God, and to Jesus' conception. St. Bernadette has much of this and is likely the best-lit and most uplifting church I have ever visited. St. Bernadette's is cruciform in shape. St. Bernadette's ceiling is curved and there are seven paintings of Mary, from her Assumption / saying "Yes" to Archangel Gabriel, to the birth and presentation of Jesus to Mary being at Jesus' Crucifixion. These paintings are amazing... the ceiling must be 25-30 feet up and each painting is clear as can be and Jesus glows... I don't see any lights specifically focused on Jesus in each image so it must be a combination of the paint and "divine inspiration" that makes the effect... Jesus is visually extending from the ceiling, pulling you to Him. You feel like you are present at each event in Jesus's life looking at each painting / scene. The same is true of the two paintings to the left and right of the altar, respectfully. The canopy above the altar has a curved top that glows golden, not unlike the sun, and the under side / the ceiling contains an image of the Holy Spirit, as a dove. Around the outside, in Latin, is written: Et verbum Caro factum est et habitat in nobis The sword became flesh and dwelt among us The ceiling above the altar has paintings of Mary and several saints / religious; the images of God the Father and God the Son are on the ceiling just be for the altar. When such a beautiful building is supported by priests, whose homilies being you closer to God, you have a holy church. Homilies this week noted: Saints Cyril and Methodius proclaimed the Gospel to Slavic lands and created an alphabet to help instruct people (Cyrillic, still used today); their goal was to help everyone they met hear the good news of the gospel. Lord, How can I speak Your word in a way that others can hear? Thank you to all who made, and continue to make, St. Bernadette such an uplifting Church! ----- ----- -----

    Attended morning Mass here w best friend, St. Nick (I need to go back to confession). Churches in…read moreAZ are so much different than those in New England. More modern, better attended, more young people. Prior to Mass, saw an amazing outdoor grotto w a stone sent from Lourdes France, where Mary had walked. B4 Mass, SN and I met Paul Zucarelli, who wrote a book (w a forward by Bishop Olmsted) about his actual death (for 2 hrs) experience, and his visit to heaven. He gave us a copy of the book, "Faith Understood ". The church was beautiful. Elaborate frescoes and statues. A visit to the adoration chapel was inspiring w all the relics of Saints. The gift shop also worth a visit. Free coffee refill made SN very happy.

    Desert Springs Christian Preschool

    Desert Springs Christian Preschool

    5.0
    (2 reviews)

    LOVE LOVE LOVE! We love DSCP so much! Both of my kids went here and it is such a phenomenal…read morepreschool. The classrooms are adorable and they work so well with all of their activities and needs. Each classroom has direct access to at least one bathroom. Each classroom also has a refrigerator, sink, and countertop. They have all sorts of sections of the classroom for imaginary play, sensory tables, reading areas, science areas, little kitchen, crafts galore, and more. They do different themes all year long and appeal to so many different interests. They give the kids a dependable routine while also allowing them to learn through play. The teachers are so gentle and kind, and my kids loved them. The administration is also wonderful, quick with communication, and kind. The love of God and of Christ is palpable amongst the school and my kids would always come home with a greater desire for prayer and a knowledge that Christ loves them. I love that the school welcomes parent volunteers in the classrooms but also in the events and activities they put on throughout the year. Some of my favorite events are the Praise Picnic around Thanksgiving, the Christmas Program, Preschool Prom, and the Dr. Seuss Picnic. The Preschool Prom is my absolute favorite and it creates some of the best and sweetest memories with your little ones. The pictures from the proms we attended there will live on my fridge forever! I could go on and on about this amazing school. It is for sure an absolute treasure in the North Phoenix area. And don't forget to check out the great summer camps they offer as well!

    Two of my children were enrolled in this school and had an exceptional experience. My son has lots…read moreof special interests and they encouraged him in those. They have parent teacher conferences and I could tell the teachers not only cared for my kids but knew them well. They also have a wonderful outdoor play area with lots of nature based play including gardening. Highly recommend this preschool!

    St. Patrick Catholic Community

    St. Patrick Catholic Community

    4.1
    (38 reviews)

    We were visiting from out of town and picked this church because it fit with our schedule. I was…read moreamazed and so inspired! I have never heard of a church focused on the difficulties of our time with such inspiration. I wish I could go there every week. As a lifelong Catholic, I felt inspired after leaving and definitely not bored. It was anything, but the usual humdrum rituals with nothing new or inspiring. Thank you for espousing Jesus's word as it was in the Bible. and not interpreted to fit the audience.

    I'm just a pilgrim going to all the Catholic Churches in the valley to let visitors know what to…read moreexpect. St. Patrick's is a thoroughly post Vatican II Church. Architecturally it's a community center masquerading as a Church. The seating is arranged in a U shape around the elevated round table. I thought that Catholics " of a certain age" may have remembered being taught that, once having settled into a pew, time before Mass was meant to be directed toward mentally and spiritually preparing oneself for the great liturgies of Word and Eucharist. I must have walked in during the social hour by the sound of the chatter. As I looked around, I was struck by the fact that I couldn't find the tabernacle. I was reminded of the words of Pius XII "Christians will search in vain for the red lamp where God awaits them.... The only visible red lights were above the exit signs. The mass started and the servers marched in, some with their hands by their sides and eyes cast downward. The Confiteor wasn't said. No bells were rung during the consecration, nor was there any kneeling. If there is a loss of faith in the Real Presence, it surely isn't hampered by an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion wearing a "Best Dog Dad" t-shirt. The Recessional hymn was a clap your hands and sing along with a kind of Peter, Paul, & Mary song. By its website and social media, St. Patrick's seems to be a vibrant community. But for those visiting for the first time, you decide if it's a Catholic Church worth your time.

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