Very friendly greeting and welcomed transaction. Young man very attentive to my request.read more

Call me bias. Yes I'm Catholic. This place reminds me of the old churches in the Philippines…read more The priests, nuns, and the ministry are superb. They have a school too from pre-school to 8th grade. We've been helping this church. I hope you can too. You know give donations. The address is on the circulation papers I took a picture of.

Great church. Very family oriented. Lots of groups for children youth and adults. Scripture read…read morefrom the Bible. Prayer filled church. I've been going here off and on since the 80s.

We found this Church with the recommendations here on yelp. We were not disappointed! The people…read moreare amazing and very welcoming! If you are looking for a bible centered, community loving, family oriented, diverse, and loving church, then this is the place! Bonus is they have a coffee shop for the mornings you are running late. We have been coming here for about three months now and still feel as welcomed as the first day. We have 5 children varying in ages from 15 down to 7 and hands down they all love coming here too. There is always someone available to answer questions and to pray for or with you! Hope you give it a try and love The Hill Vallejo as much as our family does.

A California historic center. Brilliant priests and all with gifted preaching and tangible outlooks…read moreon life. A great visit!

A pretty nifty church; as noted, it's a bit modest on the outside, but if you begin to look closer,…read morethe darn thing was built a touch over 150 years ago when the first Dominican monks landed in the greater Bay Area. (Not meant to be a history lesson; I read the plaque but didn't memorize it, so no warranty offered for absolute accuracy.) The inside retains many trappings of days gone by, and the modern touches (sound system/speakers, say) are put in such that it doesn't detract from the overall appearance of the church.

I found my way to an Eastern Orthodox Church in the mid 90s. Prior to that, I attended a…read morenondenominational Church for a few years; a Baptist Church as a teenager and Roman Catholic Churches growing up in the Philippines. The yearning for a quieter, more reverent kind of worship led me to different congregations but I found my HOME when I attended my first Eastern Orthodox liturgy. I love the Eucharistic prayers and have come to appreciate and understand the place of icons and the Sacraments in the One, Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church. I started attending Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church in the summer of 2022 after a long absence (from any Orthodox Church) for personal reasons. I was welcomed warmly especially by Father Ninos and given warm hugs by the lovely women of the Church. The Liturgy lasts an hour and a half and the congregation stands majority of the time. The hymns are a combination of English and Greek; this worship form that has been in place since the 9th century (with hymns and prayers from as early as the 4th century) is vastly different from what I experienced in nondenominational or even Roman Catholic churches.... but it definitely became more meaningful to me when I participated actively in singing, praying or following along in the Liturgy book provided. The feeling that we are surrounded by a great cloud of witnesses- Saints, heroes, martyrs and warriors of the faith, Apostles, people who ate with and followed Jesus during His time on earth, and angelic beings- becomes real through the help of the iconography on the walls and especially in the iconostasis at the front of the church. If your heart is aching for a connection to the Divine and would like to experience worship that has been in place for centuries- but still speaks to the 21st century soul and spirit- visit Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church on the corner of Amador and Alabama Streets in Vallejo. May the Lord bless your journey.

Amazing church, extremely friendly and welcoming. Much more so than other churches we've visited…read more Father Ninos, the priest was very warm as was the congregation. They have a designated coffee hour after the liturgy (service) where you really get to meet end mingle with everyone. Overall experience was outstanding. Eye opening to say the least. And "Greek Orthodox" simply implies the language parts of the service are in. You definitely do not have to be Greek to attend God bless !

Great transitional kindergarten program. Very nice teaching staff that really seems to care about…read morethe children. I would highly recommend this preschool to anyone who is looking for a loving environment for their child to learn essential socialization as well as preparation for kindergarten.

Excellent preschool program for toddlers and parents who wishes to teach their children more about…read morethe Catholic Faith with daily prayers. Heather welcomed my family and provided us with a tour. The classrooms were clean and well organized. Your little ones will enjoy the room themes and toy collection. Their center opens at 7am, which is late for a commuter like me to drop off my child. If only the management team would consider opening as early as 6am for drop offs, then most single moms like me would appreciate it in the future: I highly recommend St. Vincent's Preschool program to families who desires to grow in their faith and become part of a loving community in Vallejo.

I have sent both of my children to SVFPS and loved it! My kids have never had a babysitter, but…read moreleaving them with the staff here felt comfortable. My kids were more than ready for Kinder!!!

Nice clean church to worship. People are friendly and helpful. They have the heater on during cold…read moremorning mass which is a plus, makes it comfortable and you can really relax and focus on the message of god. Highly recommended.

For the past month, I have been attending St. Basil's for Sunday mass and have found it it so be…read morevery impressionable. The Filipino Priest is very personable and funny. He manages to keep the mass and the Gospel sounding interesting and from the heart, which is very important, I feel, for all the parishioners to stay interested and actually listen to what is being taught. After moving to the area, I had been attended all the Catholic Churches in the area to see which community I wanted to become a part of, and St. Basil, the last one I checked out, has seemed to finally hit the mark. The church itself is beautiful, the community is friendly and welcoming, and I feel a good sense of spirit within the confines of this church. Yes, the neighborhood is not in the best area of town, but it isn't the worst. The church feels safe and I truly feel the spirit of God here. I will say, that I find it to be very distant and cold that no one shakes hands anymore when sharing the sign of peace, but I guess that is how many churches are going now. The little head nod just seems to be so impersonal, and I wish that St. Basil would encourage their parishioners to welcome each other with open arms. There is a good amount of diversity who attend mass at this church, but I will say that the majority of the parish seems to be Filipino. But then, we are in Vallejo and there is a huge Filipino community here, who of course are majority Catholic. Overall, I would recommend anyone looking for a Catholic church to come check this one out. I appreciate that there is a 5:30pm mass on Sundays. I wish there was an even later one. Where I use to attend mass, we would have an 8:00pm and a 10:00pm mass on Sundays. This ensured that everyone could attend Sunday mass regardless of the time of day. I know we are suppose to honor and worship God on our own accord and He is to be our first priority, but I also feel that some people need the additional assistance to lead them to the Lord, and by having the extra mass times, it would allow people the opportunity to receive the added blessings if they were not able to attend earlier in the day, but that's just a thought.