The Scared Heart Church is a Catholic church located in Broussard, La…read more I went here for a baptism which was held on a Saturday. The service was especially nice because it was on a Saturday and did not follow a mass. That's right, a catholic baptism that didn't follow a mass. While this may sound sacrilegious, it isn't. Anyone who has tried sitting through an entire mass with numerous infants will tell you that a service just for the baptism would be the way to go. The priest and deacon who conducted the service were top notch. Both were friendly and you could tell they enjoyed their calling. Anyway, the church was very attractive. It was very traditional and reminded me of the old churches around New Orleans. The older churches feel more like a church compared to the newer modern facilities many parishes have.

My husband grew up in this parish and we officially joined the parish when we moved to Broussard in…read more2006. We have had numerous priests and deacons-all were great! We have been recently blessed with Fr Delcambre who has brought a team committed to bringing Jesus to everyone and bringing everyone to Jesus. If you want to be engaged before, during and after Mass...if you have a desire to dive deep into your faith...if you have been away from the Church and are thinking about coming back...please come back. His homilies are on the website www.shbroussard.org and you will be welcomed home.

There is so many great things that can be said about Midtown. Located in the old Emanuel Baptist…read morechurch off of Johnston Street it is an extension campus of Our Savior's Church. This church is very involved in community outreach and helping during times of disasters. They are very compassionate and nonjudgmental - it's a come as you are environment and they're very welcoming to each and every person that attends.

Great place to worship The Lord who's name is Jesus!!! Great Pastors and welcoming congregation…read more Anyone and everyone is welcome here.

Faith Community is one of the friendliest churches I have ever been to. It feels like a really…read moregood family. The service is a mix of new and traditional music and the musicians are really good. The worship team is really good! The preaching is very Bible centered and the pastor gives deep sermons that are engaging and woven throughout with humor. The feel is very modern but also familiar. The church is growing and there is a lot of energy and exitement about what God is doing there. I recommend this church to anyone looking for a place with great music, good preaching and friendly people.

Love this place! The address is actually 223 Stone Avenue…read more Their kids programs are awesome and their services are laid back. Service times are 9 and 11 with Wednesday services at 6:30

Great family church. Great kids programs. Very friendly. Makes everyone feel special.read more

Came here for New Year's Day mass and loved it. Next time I pass by I'll have to come here and walk…read morearound this beautiful church and grounds.

I rarely have high expectations for churches in small cities (#1), but St John really blew me away…read more From top to bottom, inside and out, it is immaculate. I had attended a wedding here recently and came away super impressed. First of all this cathedral is massive. The seating capacity well exceeds the usual several hundred and may bleed into the quadruple digits. The seats are spacious and the pews are relatively comfortable. There is an adjoining space that is used as a gathering hall across the parking lot. As big as this place is, the parking is quite limited. Like most things down South, it's really old. We're talking practically 200 years old (1821) and still well maintained and as iconic as ever. Any older and it may precede the Louisiana Purchase (#2). and situated in the middle of downtown Lafayette is pretty incredible. I would venture for anyone in the Lafayette area to host their Catholic celebrations here. Combined with the catering hall next door, it is a fantastic space and ideal for all occasions. __________ (#1) I should have known better, it's the South. (#2) Which happened in 1803.