I found this church last Fall and am so grateful! Yes the music is great! The sermons are…read morewonderful. I look forward to going all week long. The church is filled with people of all ages. There are many families with children of all ages. This is a place of openness and love. I often attend the contemporary service at 5:00 on Saturday evenings.

Enjoyed attending early morning weekday Masses here while visiting ohana in NJ. Rosaries recited…read morehalf hour prior, and the small Blessed Sacrament chapel is often filled to capacity (about 60 regulars which for weekday Masses is considered large). It's also fairly peaceful and quiet if you come early when the chapel first opens and we definitely recommend tine in Adoration, which they also conduct immediately after the weekday mass concludes. Everyone is kind and welcoming and since we Hawaiians stand out (we're the only ones wearing parkas on a 50 degree Fahrenheit day!) we are always warmly greeted more as family than as visitors. I've also attended midnight Mass (Christmas) a few years back and the main church is also very beautiful and welcoming. Will definitely return the next time we visit. Mahalo for reading my review.

This is the most popular Catholic Church in Brick, with St. Dominic's coming in at a close second…read more A large church with busy Sunday services. Ample parking though it does get very crowded getting in and out on Mantoloking road. We have come here to get mass cards which you can get next door at the rectory. Also, next door, which used to be a garden store, it is now part of the Church and is a relief center which accepts second hand donations and also sells items to support the church. Great community church.

BPC has been my home church for my entire life. They are compassionate and caring extending a…read morecaring hand into the community. If you are looking for a community of faith, attend worship and find what you are looking for.

This year the festival took place on a beautiful day in September. I did everything backwards this…read moreyear. I was in the mood for dessert so I tried these first with Greek coffee. Delish. See pics. The show of Greek dancers began on the hour. Very entertaining. The food was mostly excellent. The prices seemed a bit high. A very large crowd. This event takes place yearly on a Friday Saturday and Sunday.

Beautiful church, worn-down/vintage grounds. We visited for the Greek Festival. Music was loud and…read moreentertaining. The food was subpar and disappointingly expensive, considering the quality was severely lacking. Not many vendors either, and it was pretty much all jewellery! The dancers had gorgeous, authentic traditional clothing reproductions and they really knew their stuff! I can't speak for the religious services offered at this location. However, the festival was a let down.

Incredible services here, combined with beautiful community. If you're looking for a peaceful place…read moreto celebrate your connection with God this is the spot. Professional music with organ and a full choir is very special.

I was so fortunate to grow up and raise my children in this church community. A truly beautiful…read moreCatholic community. The church and building have expanded through the years to accommodate its members. There are so many ministries to be part of. Myself I taught CCD for many years, which was very rewarding. Being a Eucharist minister to serve the community and service the sick at Bayshore Community Hospital has been a gift.

St Catherine's is a beautiful church. It's vibrant and colorful and the organ playing is peaceful…read more It was hard to follow along with the music in the program because it sounded like people were singing different parts. Maybe need a stronger mic to lead the congregation. The mass was very traditional. I attended for my little cousin's first communion which was a beautiful service. The lesson to the kids was very on point and a funny story was told about the priest's first communion which was heart warming. If you like old school traditional mass this is a good place to try. Be prepared as it is a large church with a tiny parking lot.

Cathedral of the Air was erected in 1932. It is an inter-faith church used by the military next to…read morethe ground site of the famed Naval Air Engineering Station in Lakehurst NJ. I signed up as part of a tour to visit this site through the Navy Lakehurst Historical Society. It's a military-themed church commemorating important historical events through the past millennium: symbols of creation, myths, law of gravity, Leonardo da Vinci, Kitty Hawk, and lighter-than-air aeronautics ie Zeppelins and Blimps.

The Cathedral of the Air is beautiful and unique If you are planning to attend any ceremonies you…read morewill find that while it is associated with the Lakehurst Naval facility, it is actually in the town of Manchester. The stained glass windows are worth a really close look. While spiritual, they are secular rather than religious and are wonderfully historically significant.

"...make your call and election firm..."…read more 2 Peter 1:10-11 My family have been parishioners here for 50+ years. We've seen many changes over these same years...some good, some not so good. We've seen the parish grow exponentially and also decline asymptotically. In the end, the bottom line has always been about Jesus... in the holy sacrifice of the Mass, in the Eucharist, in the Body of Christ. My family has greatly benefited from many of the graces received from our Lord through the ministry of the holy priests and deacons who serve here. If you are looking for a place for Mass or to receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation, or if you're new to the area and need a place to worship, you can't go wrong coming here. Jesus is waiting for you. Pax et Bonum. Ad Iesum per Mariam.

Large, friendly, family oriented Catholic church. Typical Sunday mass runs just under an hour and…read moreis done in the Novo Ordus (vernacular) form that most Catholics are familiar with. The church itself is done "in the round", with the altar in the front edge of the circle, as you walk in the main door. Because of the semi-circular seating setup, almost all the pews feel quite close to the action. A glass fronted crying room is provided in the back for people with crying babies. Plenty of parking and easy access make getting in and getting out, simple. Overall, the congregation is pleasant, but not pushy. Expect a casual greeting, but no formal new visitor recognition.