Oh, do I love St. Christina. My childhood parish and I try to return as much as possible. Always…read morewelcoming. The neighborhood is still wonderful. I wish I still lived nearby.

This people are very nice and giving. The love of God is in this wonderful church and it shows…read morethrough the people that attend to this church.

Was here for a Baptism. Not much to say about the place. It is huge in side. It is beautiful…read moreinside. There is parking. I think they host a great summer fest. That's all I got.

Great priests. Awesome singers. Love this church with kind, prayerful people that love our Lord.read more

This is a little church with a big heart! Good music and a great message. If you are "shopping "…read morefor a church, give this one a try.

This is a very small congregation, but so LARGE in so many ways! So children orientated, so…read morewelcoming ( on the most part). Unforrtunately, we have moved quite far from this church, so are unable to really attend on a regular basis, as I would like to do. To those of you living in and around Mt Greenwood, please stop in on a Sunday morning and see for yourself how wonderful a church can be.

Caring Christian people who are ready to help families and individuals in need, and have been doing…read moreso for many years. The new Alsip, Il. distribution / warehouse facility is needed because the amount of families seeking food has more that doubled . Volunteers are welcomed and contributions; financial and food products are always needed. Thanks for praying for this food pantry service!

From the owner: Operation Blessing is a not for profit 501c3 food pantry made up of volunteers from many walks of…read morelife. We do not get any government funding, but rely solely on monetary donations and donations in kind from individuals, churches, and businesses.

We're parishioners, and we love this community…read more We actually live within one block of another parish--in which I spent most of my childhood/young adutlhood--but always found it cold and clannish. So, we've always had a "home" parish that wasn't necessarilly right down the street. I know that used to be prohibited, but now you can join the parish of your choice. We eventually settled on St. Walter, and we like it because: --It's traditional. We have a Eucharistic Adoration Chapel, and the CCD program is solid. We also have Carmelite sisters who help with the school, the religious ed program, the masses....they're very kind and approachable, and they set such a great example for the schoolchildren. We also have active pro-life, peace and justice, and other groups. --The congregation is very representative of the cultural makeup of the city. I don't care what ethnic group my fellow worshippers belong to, but the fact is that in some parishes, if you're not a member of a particular group, you're always an outsider. Not so at St. Walter. --The church has become more aesthetically pleasing since they acquired an altar backdrop and several sculptures from Holy Rosary/Irish when it closed. HR is my baptismal parish, then we rejoined when we moved back to the neighborhood and remained until it was shuttered. St. Walter was built during the Church's "modernist/minimalist" design era, and lacked a lot of the vibrancy our Catholic artistic heritage has given us. The new furnishings make the church warmer. --St. Walter has a relationship with the Augustinian community. The local Augustinian fathers rotate through different masses, and it's always a treat to hear their thoughtful, insightful homilies. --Our current pastor deserves a lot of credit for the direction St. Walter Church is headed. He has also helped the school remain strong and true to Catholic values. If you're new to the area and are searching for a parish, you should consider giving St. Walter a try.