Greetings! I wanted to take a moment to express our gratitude to everyone who supports the services…read moreat St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Corona. We recently moved to the area, and this has become our place of worship. A special thank you to Father Philip and Linda Varner, business manager, for their incredible support during our recent event. Peace and blessings to you all! See you Sunday! Scott and Joy G.

"Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who in his great mercy gave us new birth…read moreto a living Hope" 1 Peter 1:3 Very simple but welcoming church to honor God and listen to his word To learn more about St. Mary Magdalene: www.smmcorona.org For Prayer RIP, Missing or Health request call 951-277-1801

Father Jerry is a great priest he tells you like it is as honest with you and cares about you I…read morelove listening to his homily.

The private property, no trespassing sign is highly unwelcoming, especially when you are seeking a…read morequiet place to pray. A place of faith should feel like a sanctuary, not a restricted zone.

I visited today 6/29 with my fiancé, it was his first time and I have visited once before. We gave…read moreit a visit, but after today we will not be attending. First off, the decision to perform a Jelly Roll song mid service was extremely... odd? Seemed like they just really wanted to perform the song and it had us confused as to what was going on. Like others have mentioned the sermon is more watered down than we're used to. It seemed as if the Scripture was used to support whatever the church was trying to say and felt repetitive. We're more used to the Bible being the center of focus and whatever connections can be made to everyday life are made but understanding Scripture and growth in faith are not overshadowed. All that being said their coffee shop is yummy and the greeters were nice.

Visited for the Life Surge Event that was held on this beautiful Church Campus. I went to the first…read moregate and a woman directed me to the gate on Fullerton. The church staff or Life Surge staff was so rude to attendees... tapping his watch (to tell us we were coming late...as if we didn't know). When it was my turn to speak with him, as he had routed the cars ahead of me away from this particular entrance, he gestures his hand to tell me to GO ON and I asked "Where am I going? I was told to come to this entrance" He said, "Follow the other cars!" WOW. How helpful... was my thought. I had to speed up quickly to try and catch up with the other cars to follow them (felt like the blind leading the blind) to the 3rd entrance on Kellogg Ave. Once there it was no one to direct traffic. Cars were going every-which-a-way. It was so confusing. BUT I Found parking by the GRACE of GOD and did my best to navigate walking the campus by following the crowd to the entrance of the church. ONCE INSIDE: The Life Surge ushers that are SUPPOSE to help you find seating were so rude -- beckoning for people to keep moving. It was just like where is the kindness, where are the FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT!? Some of them were like the walking dead. Lifeless but existing. No warmth, cold. After getting over the arrival situation, parking and getting to a seat.... I DID ENJOY THE CONFERENCE. It was a blessing! MY SUGGESTION: church staff and/or Life Surge Staff definitely need to go through thorough interview processes like maybe (3) interviews to determine if they are fit to deal with the public. Perhaps the pastor or directors should also check to see if these folks need deliverance cause some of them definitely were NOT operating with the spirit of The MOST HIGH. Crossroads Church thank you for hosting this event but I do wish that things would have been more organized with parking, directing of traffic within the parking lots, directing of the crowds either with staff by the parking lots or signs leading folks to the church and the finding of seats once inside. I stand by this review from my experience on 1/12/24.

Good sermons, friendly people and many wonderful ministries for men, women and children. I love…read moreattending the women's bible study.

The pastor was talking politics and about wrong things other religions do. Felt very uncomfortable…read morethere.

I just wanted to send a quick shout out and a thank you to Saint Edwards church. The ladies in the…read moreoffice were extremely helpful today and I really appreciated it. When I was younger, I went to this school along with my other five family members and my son. My mother was the milk lady and we have all been very blessed to have been a part of such a great community of people whom we met through Saint Edwards Church. My brother battled with leukemia at age 2 and is still alive and healthy today and we owe a lot of his recovery to everyone in this perish. Thank you again for all who have been a part of of each of our lives throughout the years . Again a special thanks to the women in the office this morning who happily helped me with a smile. You made my day as I'm sure you do for others who come into your office. Keep up the good work . It's people like you that could help get this world back on track . Your kindness goes a long way . Have a wonderful day ladies ( Maria & Brenda)

This was the worst funeral experience I have ever had. They didn't let any of the family members…read morehave any say about the service. Then they did the service and started turning off the lights 30 minutes in, when everyone was still sitting there, waiting for people to speak about our loved one. We had to tell them to turn the lights back on (we paid for an hour) so our loved one's son could speak about him. WHILE he was speaking, a woman came out and was removing things and locking things on the alter behind him. This was also being video recorded so his family could watch from Guatemala. Then, as soon as his son was finished speaking, they turned the lights off on the alter so no one else could speak. Family members were lining up to give their condolences, but before our hour was even up, they turned off then entirety of the church lights on all 50 or so of us. Then they asked us to leave so they could lock up the church. This was the rudest, most insensitive church staff I have ever encountered. We were all very upset by it. Instead of peace and closure, we left incredibly mad that the church disrespected our loved one so entirely.

Wonderful church and wonderful service! Have friends who came here and had to try it out once. Love…read morethe people, the sermon, the pastor, and the services of the church. A place that served the community, people, and the lord. Such blessings in the building. Go visit and have some time with community next Sunday.

Love, love, love this church and have been going now almost 20 years and couldn't imagine being in…read moreany other community. Be sure to visit and say hello!

Me gustan mucho las omilias que dan los padres. Un lugar que se ah ganado mi corazón para crecer mi…read morefe y mis ganas de servir. Que Dios llegue a todos los rincones donde más lo necesitemos.

A very inconsiderate church to it's neighbors.. always playing those indigenous drums late at night…read moreand on weekends for hours (5+) at a time .... i respect traditions specially from my culture ...But this is ridiculous how inconsiderate they are ...my husband has migraines and has to deal with this non stop banging...we understand if you want your events, but come on 5 plus hours of non stop banging will drive anyone into a migraine ..I can only see how much worse it is for my husband .... please be courteous and considerate to those of us who actually live here and have to deal with your noise...how would you like me to go in your block and start banging a drum non stop (to top it off with the same tune) for more than 5hrs or late at night lots of neighbors are feed up.....ps i only posted one star because i had to bit this place is a -

I just moved into the city of Corona and needed to find a local church. I chose St. Matthew's…read morebecause it was an easy drive to and from my home. As a wheelchair user, I was quite happy to be able to find several handicap parking spaces. When I arrived to the church, I was greeted by a very amicable and kind man. He made me feel so welcomed and he personally escorted me into the church. He let me know where I could sit in my wheelchair. I felt at home. My spirit was content. My heart was happy this was my new church. Mass was wonderful. I left with a full heart.

Thank you Fr. Joseph for your welcomed heart, from a lost Catholic. My faith is restored! If you…read moreare unsure, follow your heart and faith and know God is present. Fr. Joseph lifted me up. I am blessed!

Clean, organized , I'm here regularly. Brothers and sisters gather here to worship Jehovah. See…read morehow all brothers and sisters meeting in unity.

They have done such a wonderful remodel. I was here in 1972 and in '74 if memory serves, it was a…read morevery interesting place for us kids to go explore back in the day.

This is a beautiful temple with many friendly people! I found this place from a local TLC New Year…read moreevent flyer. Guests received warm welcomes with flower pins. There were many food sellers and great options and prices. Laotian food is amazing and look forward to coming here again.

Beautiful temple and wonderful people! The monks are so friendly. I love Laotian food. I will…read moredefinitely come here with my family again.