Friendly and inviting congregation. My daughter loves the Sunday School and Awana programs. Very…read moresolid, biblically based preaching. Come early at 9am for breakfast (Panera) and meet a few people. Lots of families with children, couples and some singles. Average size church ~150 attend on a Sunday morning. The youth group is made up of some amazing teens. A ladies fellowship group recently started.

The new pastor is engaging and quite young. The congregation is small and aging. This is a good…read moreplace of worship for the average worshipper and believer. There are a limited number of ministries due to the small congregation. The people are quite friendly and welcoming.

I finally had an opportunity to visit this place with my wife after visiting a nearby flea market…read more I really enjoyed this place way more than the Joliet location. We visited both stores that are next to each other. They're under the same Morning Star Umbrella so this review will reflect both location on route 30. Going in, this store was decked out already for Halloween where they had costumes for kids and adults and plenty of decor upon entering. This store had tons of clothes, home decor, canvas prints and other practical things you would expect to find. They do have a few dressing rooms too to try on some items before contemplating purchasing a product. What I really enjoyed was their plumbing and electronic section in the corner! I bought a few things for my washer and even some Halloween lights! After shopping here we went next door to the other store which was more geared toward children and it's also where you'll find the public restroom. They had such a beautiful nursery set up too full of great toddler items. The other room next door to it had kids games featured too and some great nostalgic sports stuff. Overall, I was highly satisfied with my visit. Highly recommend coming by and visiting!

Lower prices! They are ridiculous... candles 6$. When you can get the same ones at aldi. All over…read moreprices just too high. These are donated items, and could be priced way less. Plus workers filtering through items in the back room or calling family members in to buy.

Just attended a wedding here and the venue was absolutely perfect. Church is beautiful inside. The…read moreplace offers a great venue for a wedding since you can move from the church to another room for cocktails and the final room where the reception is. The porch offers fresh air overlooking a yard/garden. There is lots of parking. The architecture of the place is descent and the decor classy.

Established in 1895 and now Yelp reviewed in 2012! Came out here for a wedding of a close work…read moreassociate, driving and driving and driving through abandoned wastelands of businesses until finding this amazing mural followed by a road full of old churches in South Joliet. The place is now a social event location with an attached banquet hall, bar, and one big dome of a church with a huge organ, stained glass panels, and interesting supportive arches arranged in a circle. There is a connected mansion but I didn't check that out. An impressive place for people to get married for well over 100 years! http://www.jacobhenrymansion.com/weddings/ceremonies/old-central-church.html

Pretty and quiet scenery right in the midst of an active an urban location. Several wonderful and…read moreawe filled spaces including a beautiful sacred chapel and common sanctuary. Solid program with a large outreach.

My fiancé and I came to St. Daniel's for a Precana class. Don and Nancy were such a great couple to…read moreteach the course. The class focuses on the many days after our wedding day. I thought that their perspective and insight on marriage really helped me see the different obstacles me and my future husband would possibly face. The various exercises we did were useful in seeing how well my fiancé and I communicate. Coming out from the class we definitely learned what is important to us in making a successful marriage. I honestly thought this class would be boring, but turned out it was beneficial and enjoyable. Thank you Don and Nancy... We will remember this Precana class and definitely will take the knowledge with us days after our big day.

I just had my wedding here in November and everything went really well despite the coordinator that…read moremanaged to rub not only myself, the bride, the wrong way but every other person she encountered. Do your best to stay away from Sharon and you will have a beautiful and stress free wedding here. This was the first and only chapel we looked at. It is absolutely gorgeous. The only odd thing is that there is no center aisle. So you walk up one aisle and down the other. I just had the person walking me down the aisle stand on my left side (to Sharon's Dismay and against her objections) because then people got a better view of the bride! But anyway, when we first looked at the chapel, we met Debbie who was supposedly going to be our coordinator. Every time we had a question or made a payment we spoke with Debbie. She was great. Then all of a sudden, I walk into the chapel for my wedding rehearsal and there is this loud woman named Sharon telling everyone what to do. Who was this woman?! Where did she come from?! where was Debbie?! Sharon not only bragged about all her experience but also tried to force me to have my father walk me down the aisle and would not drop the subject when I explained that that was not my wish. She just was not what I was prepared to deal with. She kept everything moving and on time so at least there is that? All in all, we had a beautiful wedding here and everyone loved the chapel. I just suggest asking for Debbie and Debbie only as your coordinator.

We had our wedding ceremony in June of 2011. The facility and people were very easy to work with,…read morethe price was extremely reasonable, and the history and orate detail was the perfect backdrop for our classy summer wedding. I'd come back here in a heartbeat. The facility does have air conditioning and a separate area for the girls to get ready and wait. Only seats about 150-200, but not a bad little spot. Also, a note, this chapel as no center aisle - it's got an east and a west instead and the guests sit in the middle which made photography slightly difficult as we said our vows. Also not great for a large wedding party as the altar isn't that large. We had 4 guys and gals stand up on each side which fit perfectly with us up there as well. One negative - parking. The parking lot is around the corner and halfway down the block from the chapel and it is shared with another church next door. It would be ideal if there was better signage directing guests where to go as they arrived. I'd happily attend or stand up in a wedding in this facility. I love the cozy and history factors!

This is a lovely Catholic church in Lemont, IL. It was built in a day when each denomination built…read moretheir own place for worshiping...the first thing immigrants usually did was form their own parish community. Thus you would have a Polish church just down the street from an Irish faith community. While the nationalities have blurred a bit, this is still a wonderful church. We were here for a Friday fish fry in the Annex across the street, and we stopped by the church to visit. Glad we did. The serenity and beauty of the facility is really warm and welcoming. This is an old-fashioned church...if you visit you will enjoy all the church furnishings...from the statues to the altar. Give this place a try one day when you seek some comfort and support.

Such a gorgeous church! They've recently completed updating the inside. The priests always have…read moregreat homilies, and it's wonderful to visit during the holidays. Great parish with wonderful facilities.

St. Patrick Chuch is located in Lombard, IL. I went here for…read morea wedding and the priest was fantastic! His homily was not boring at all. I got confused going to this church because there was a lutheran church across the street. Anyway, St. Patrick's is Irish and the music provided sounded like the Celtic Singers that you see on WTTW, and the pianist was superb! Kudos!