This is a beautiful, diverse church. They have a strong church community geared for any age group,…read moreethnicity, and interest. There is a school associated with the church as well. they have a lot of events from youth ministry groups to summer camps to prayer groups. In addition to the church, there is also a small chapel nearby. I do appreciate that their website is up to date and active as well. They also offer masses in Filipino, Haitian and Portuguese. Mass Schedule as of June 2025: Sunday Mass - Main Church Saturday - 5:00 PM Sunday - 7:30 AM 9:00 AM Spanish 10:30 AM 12 Noon Weekday Masses Monday through Friday 7:30 AM Monday - Saturday 9:00 AM

Very nice chapel. Felt very old and 1800's. everything was wood. Surprised it made it without…read moreburning. Didn't get to see the new church everyone raves about.

This is a very nice church in a busy area of Hicksville. There is ample parking in the back, you…read morejust must make sure you go into the correct church! The church adjoins another, almost entirely Chinese, church in the back. The people here are very welcoming and extremely friendly. The church is obviously well run and Pastor Dave is well spoken and easy to understand without having to be super dramatic in his sermons. The worship team sounds very nice and is contemporary. I like the contemporary service where it is not overpowering like a rock concert. They have it perfect. My 3 kids though were the only kids below middle school age! (my oldest is 7) We will be back to visit again for sure, as we all liked the people here. We wish there were some other kids present. It would be difficult to be a home church without friends for my kids to grow up with and difficult for fellowship groups without families in the similar position.

Been a member at SRC for years and one of the things I love about this church is their commitment…read moreto serving the community. I attend our Westbury location, but we've got this one in Syosset and Manhasset as well. Our services are streamed online as well!

This is a wonderful church with biblical, Jesus Christ centered teaching. You will find wise,…read moreloving Pastors and a warm, diverse congregation. The building has been updated to provide a comfortable and welcoming environment.

i am not a deeply religious person but my buddy visiting from the west coast is and this church is…read morehis religion which is presbyterian .this church in glen cove is lovely with its old look charm outside and inside it's spacious with ample seating with good viewing at the altar . this church does not have statues like a catholic church but it does have plenty of wonderful stain glass windows all around with the son of god featured front and center. a giant cross is massive in size and goldish in color. my buddy was into the gospel this sunday morning and i did not fall asleep due to the fact that service was less then an hour. a nice simple church with the reverend who's booming could be heard a block away preach with authority and style a nice size parking lot for worshippers ,5 stars .

This is a beautiful church and I go to Mass here every time I come to the area to visit family. The…read morepriests are wonderful.

I've driven by this beautiful church for years and have always wondered about it. We finally got…read moreto go inside and attended mass last weekend. I must say, the grounds are quite beautiful and sprawling. There are several buildings here; the church proper, the rectory, the convent, along with parking lots in front and back. The gardens are well maintained and manicured. I love the old Spanish mission style architecture of this church. My mom always comments on the beautiful red doors, which she finds unusual for a Roman Catholic church. I agree but also find them keeping with the style. Another unique feature of this church is the fact that the altar is in the middle. The seats in the front and back face the altar in the center. I'm guessing this is due to some expansion of the church in the past. The main altar has a beautiful wooden cross suspended above it. There are two side altars next to the main altar where you can light candles. The church overall is beautifully preserved and very clean. The mass we went to was wonderful. I loved that everyone who attended was actively participating in the mass and singing along loud and clear with the music. Strangely enough, I did not see many children in attendance and the mass consisted mostly of older folks. I would love to come back and attend more mass here but it seems unlikely as I do not live in the area. Tip: The back entrance of the church is not handicapped accessible as there are stairs to go inside the church. Go in from the front door for stroller and handicap access.

As someone currently in OCIA (Order of Christian Initiation of Adults) and taking the Catholic…read morefaith very seriously, St. Robert Bellarmine feels deeply meaningful to me. It is more than a parish on a map. It feels like the kind of place a searching person hopes exists when he is trying to find his way toward God: beautiful, peaceful, dignified, and unmistakably sacred. What moved me first was the church itself. There is a real elegance to it, not in a flashy or self-conscious way, but in the way genuinely beautiful things tend to carry themselves. The architecture, the atmosphere, the sense of order and reverence all work together to create a space that quiets the mind and lifts the heart. Even an overthinking person such as myself can walk into a place like that and feel the internal noise begin to settle down. That is not a small achievement. Part of what drew me toward Catholicism in the first place was its intellectual depth. I have always been deeply attracted to a faith that takes truth seriously, that invites study as well as devotion, and that does not ask a person to leave his mind at the door. I have also long had a fascination with the Jesuits, precisely because of that union of intellect, discipline, and spiritual seriousness. St. Robert Bellarmine resonates with that side of me. It feels connected to a tradition that understands that beauty, thought, reverence, and faith are not rivals. They belong together. For someone in OCIA, beauty is not incidental. It teaches. It draws. It prepares the soul to listen. St. Robert Bellarmine communicates something important without having to say a word: that the faith is not merely admired from a distance, but entered into fully, with both heart and mind engaged. There is something extraordinarily moving about encountering a church that makes Catholicism feel not only intellectually compelling, but spiritually inhabitable. On a personal level, I find that very powerful. My path toward Catholicism has involved real thought, real longing, and a desire for something solid enough to bear the weight of a human life. St. Robert Bellarmine gives me the impression of a place where that longing would be understood. It feels like the sort of church where one can pray seriously, think seriously, and perhaps, by the grace of God, begin to belong. I also appreciate the simple fact that the church is beautiful in a way that actually means something. It is not beauty for vanity's sake. It is beauty in the service of worship. That distinction matters. A beautiful church can do what a thousand clumsy explanations cannot: it can make the soul say, quietly but clearly, yes, this matters. Frankly, it is the kind of place that makes one want to sit down, be quiet, and let the sanctuary do the heavy lifting. A rare accomplishment, especially in modern life, where so few places know how to create silence without making it feel empty. For anyone in Bayside, especially anyone exploring Catholicism or entering OCIA, St. Robert Bellarmine strikes me as a parish of real grace, beauty, and spiritual substance. It leaves the impression of a church that understands both the intellect and the heart, which is no small thing. Five stars, wholeheartedly.

Father Stevens is a huge Blessing to this church! He is extremely patient, understanding and…read moreflexible with helping you make your dreams a reality! He is a life saver! He made last minute notice accommodation for my nephew's baptism. No other local church and staff responded back to my calls. St. Barnabas staff and volunteers were so caring and are very well organized! Very Thankful for Father Stevens and this Beautiful church!

Weekday mass is very nice. And the congregation has a lot of heart…read more I started attending the week nights, and wound up joining the choir. It's an older community but vibrant and Saint Barnabas has been lucky (blessed) with not just a good flock, so to speak, but great shepherds through these years. Thanks for listening. :)

The warmest church I've ever attended. Everyone there is welcoming and understanding. It's the…read moreperfect place to reconnect with God and experience the true definition of community. Thank you, Trinity St. John's!

A person I met presented herself as the contact person who handled rentals of this church's hall…read morearea. Unbeknownst to me she was only a member of the church and rented the hall for me but in her own name. She received my deposit back and has went missing. I have contacted the church who haven't been helpful in resolving this issue. I will continue to write bad reviews until someone takes responsibility for this. I need my money and am now forced to take them all to court. Not what I would expect from a church. Rather than accept the actions of the member and give me my money (and handle the problem with their member)...they have attempted to remove themselves from the situation altogether. All this for $125.00. I wonder if they know that when she handles these rentals Connie Tomlinson tells the people they bring/drink alcohol?? Now that I know she isn't the rental contact...I am sure the church officers have no idea...because I was shocked myself. Make it right Trinity-St. Johns Episcopal WWJD??