My children both go here and I have been very pleased so far. Faculty are very knowledgeable and…read moreengaging. Academics are solid with a great mixture of modern teaching including Chromebooks, interactive, and minimester concentration on well-rounded events and life skills. Sports are easy to participate in and extracurricular activities are plentiful. Students wear full dress - blazers and ties for boys - during the majority of the year. As with any high school, teenage issues are present but my children have not a complaint about their teachers nor their fellow classmates being extraordinary in personality nor perspective. I recommend this school.

As a current student I have had nothing but a positive experience at this school. Coming from a…read morepublic school into Cascia, which is unlike most of the student body who come usually from Monte Cassino, the smaller class sizes embodies a much more familial experience in comparison to public schools. Not only is it possible to become closer to your classmates, but you become closer to your teachers and much more comfortable to ask for help. Of course, Cascia is known very well for the academics provided here. The academic life at Cascia is no small feat and to be taken very seriously. Despite the difficulty of the academics, we students are not alone and have teachers as well as each other to ask for help and advice. If you are considering going here or you are a parent considering for you're child to go here, be prepared for long nights of homework as this is what going to a College Preparatory school entails. In enduring the classes here, you develop study tools that will be necessary in college. Many students who are not given the same academic experience received at Cascia, are not as prepared for college when the time comes. As well as the academic reputation Cascia is known for, we have an athletic one, too. Dependent upon the sport, Cascia is a 4a/5a school with as vast array of sports for one to "get involved" in, as our coaches so often tell us. Though not a large school, Cascia more than compensates with talent and immensely supportive coaching from the coaching staff. Not only are our coaches supportive of us on the field/court/track/green/etc, but off the field too, seeing as most of our coaches double as teachers as well. We develop close bonds with our coaches that many at a large school do not have the opportunity to develop. And as to be expected from a Catholic school, the religious aspects of Cascia are interwoven throughout our entire high school experience. Four of five mornings out of the week, upper school students attend chapel just before school starts, for announcers, birthday acknowledgments, and prayer. We also pray in school at the beginning and end of everyday (some teachers also pray before class), we embody the Augustinian values of Truth, Unity, and Love, and every student, as a senior, is given the amazing opportunity to attend Kairos. However, it does not matter what religion you are or what beliefs you posses, they WILL BE ACCEPTED AND APPRECIATED at Cascia Hall. Many believe one must be of a Christian faith to belong at our campus, but that is just not true. There is a very wide variety of religions at Cascia and, as I said, each and every one are respected and even encouraged, as Cascia Hall wants us students to grow in whichever belief we have. Naturally, as with any high school experience, there will be ups and downs. However, at Cascia Hall, I can guarantee that someone will be there to cheer you on in the good times and help carry you in the bad.

Masses are beautiful and fulfilling, sacramental preparation is on point, pastoral counseling is…read moresecond to none, and Growing in Grace is a wonderful addition to our family's faith life. I have tried other parishes, but this one always feels like home.

although the church is not the parish where i've attended mass most often lately, i'd decided to go…read moreto church at the location tonight because of a desire i've been having to practice the sacrament of reconciliation before the easter holiday coming next week. and fortunately, the sacrament was being offered by a priest when i'd arrived about 15 minutes before the service, at which time i was pointed to the line for the confessionals through a door at the back left of the main church area. then, even when i had not got to the front of the line before the start of mass, the priest still accepted me to the confessional for a reconciliation practice overlapping with the early parts of the church service. while i'll omit the details from my practice of the sacrament, i'm glad to have reconnected with the practice after a rather long break, and will add that the priest announced at the end of service that the sacrament of reconciliation is being offered at the church again on friday from 12pm to 3pm before a stations of the cross service. further, to give a brief reflection of the mass service, i'm thankful for the additional pomp and congregational participation at the palm sunday service, among which a the distribution of palms at the front vestibule and a gospel reading with congregational response sections included in commemoration of the condemnation and crucifixion of jesus. and such special aspects of the service were in addition standard practices i'd noticed from today and previous experiences of the church service at the location, such as a concluding song with lyrics about the "body of christ" that i think is a way of unifying the parish community through tradition.

I really enjoyed the message,and the members are warm and welcoming I just moved from LA and don't…read moreknow anyone in the community. I for sure felt at home.

An Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church located next to T.U. on 6th and Columbia. It's a beautiful…read morechurch done in traditional Byzantine Icons and over seen by the friendly and very wise Father George Eber. A great place to learn about the traditional ancient Eastern Christian faith. They have an annual Lebanese food festival "Hafli" with the most delicious fresh authentic Lebanese foods and sweets! Something not to ever miss!!!

I love St. Antony Orthodox Christian Church. Fr. George, the parish priest, is very welcoming and…read morefriendly. The parish is beautiful inside and the members are open. You'll feel at home in no time!

What an all-out show of support. I never imagined I'd see so many people out volunteering their…read moredays off to show love for the veterans. This is something special and I'm proud to be part of it.

How do you write a review for a church? In a word? It's "home". A blend of high church tradition…read moreand Spirit-led ministry, it is a refreshing break from the extremes one finds in many non-denominational churches, and yet, God's Word is still alive, relevant, and real. Children and families are a big focus there, and the music and worship services have something for each generation. Unapologetically committed to the authority of scripture, it is also a place where the hurting, the hung-up and the injured are WELCOME.