Like Claudia C., I literally grew up at this church. I went to CCD when Sister Elizabeth was the…read moreprincipal (later on I became a catechist), I grew up with Father Tom (may he rest in peace), and I later became an altar server with Sister Karen. All the staff here throughout my many years of coming to this church has always been welcoming and kind hearted. The church is literally so beautiful and extravagant inside, you don't notice these things or appreciate them until you move and you reminisce about your time here. After moving to another neighborhood, no other church has been able to uphold the same standards as I had with this church. I wish that more people would attend church on a regular basis in Jamaica Estates because maintaining a church this big and beautiful is expensive and I feel like the contributions they receive is not enough. It's always crazy for me to go to Christmas and Easter mass and see the church filled to it's maximum capacity and then on other weekends, it's only half full. It makes me sad because I don't want to see my childhood church not succeed.

I started going to this church in March of 1944. The church was in the basement. I was confirmed…read morein this church, married in this church. My sister was married in this church. My two girls were baptized in this church. My father, mother and sister were buried from this church. On Easter and Christmas my friends and I would get all dressed up and go to mass. On Tuesday night we went to confirmation classes. There would be dancing and hot dogs after the class. I get all my mass cards from the Immaculate Conception Church. May Fr. Brian rest in peace.

Friendly multi cultural church. Service is held as scheduled…read moreand starts on time. Highly recommended if you live in the area and looking for a nearby Christian place of worship.

Lovely church with great pastor and leadership. Multicultural and very welcoming. My wife and I…read morehave been attending this church for 3 years now and we love it. Also we feel super safe as they follow all CDC guidelines even surpass them!

Luncheon at the holy blessing Immaculate Conception Center was interesting to me. I went to support…read moremy husband for his glory and good time for weekend. Even the weather was bad, and the schedule was late, but they will be able to wrap it up. Beautiful glass arts and message. The place is huge and grand, and they host the even good. I just speak of my experiences, so I do not know anybody else.

I was a student there back in the '60s. The food was merely "adequate."…read more But now, under Lori's direction, the service is amazing, the quality of the food is fantastic, and her staff goes way beyond attentive. Each week, my wife and I visit a number of the retired priests who live there, and we are always welcomed and treated with the highest respect - beyond, probably, what we deserve. I give my highest rating to Lori, Deacon Jean, Deacon Dan, and their teams.

I love this church so much! I have been attending church here for a short amount of time so far…read moresince coming back to Jesus but this is an amazing church to attend. The church has a solid biblical doctrine, everyone who attends is very nice, every time I step into this church for worship or for a church event if I can make it, I immediately feel better and I feel at home with my fellow believers. I can spend the whole day here if it's a weekend I don't have my son or if I don't have to go to work. I'm actually stopping my Sunday work in Mid June so I can devote my Sundays to the lord and to my son on weekends. Sunday school starts at 9:30 AM but I haven't been in Sunday school because I'm taking the baptism class and going for church membership. There is an 11 AM service. On the first of the month there is a fellowship luncheon followed by a second service after the luncheon. The rest of the Sundays in the month there is a 5 PM service after the 11 AM service. So there are options available if you can't be in church the whole day. The pastors are solid with their message when they present sermons. In my opinion this is the place to be on a Sunday and I will spend as much time here as I possibly can!

"Preach the word; be ready in season and out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort, with great…read morepatience and instruction."

Our Lady of Victory Church is such a beautiful and a fulfilling experience. Masses, Concerts, I am…read morealways happy to attend all services. Father Tom and Father Rafal are the best Priests ever. I am proud to be a part of the Religious Experience offered in this Parish. Thanks.

Father Tom did an incredible ceremony and mass for our wedding day! He is simply amazing! Also made…read moreus feel relaxed throughout the wedding planning process. OLV is so lucky to have such an awesome pastor! You are the best, Father Tom!

Gateway is a great place of worship that is also multicultural. I enjoy every service and you can…read moretruly feel the presence of God. Every member feels more like family than friends and the support that is given is amazing.

Wonderful place to worship! Pastor's message is always on point with the modern life. Children's…read moreSunday school is always welcoming. Love it here.

Thank You Saint Leo THE GREAT. I Thank the LORD for my FAITH and MY BELIEFS, MORALS AND VALUES OF…read moreMY LIFE. I am grateful for my ROMAN ORTHODOX CATHOLIC RELIGION as well. Thank You St.Leo Parish and Academy for my Communion and Confirmation religion classes and the bible studies and RCIA religion classes from 1990s and 2000s. I greatly appreciate all the wonderful supportive acts. have a good holiday all. from Betty LaPoderosa81

Great to see pictures of St Leo's. It has not changed since I was baptised in 1949…read more My grandmother lived 2 blocks away. My brother, cousin, and I would play on the steps at age 7-8-10, and run home to my grandmothers for something to eat. In the early 50's the neighborhood was a safe playground protected by Italian men who lived in the neighborhood. An ideal place to have spent my early days as a kid.. If visiting over the weekend, we would walk on Sundays to attend mass, then home for breakfast. Perhaps, someday, I could return for another Sunday Mass.

I was shocked to learn that someone wasn't able to visit my friend's dying mother. She lives the…read morenext town over! It just breaks my heart to see her being denied a request, after everything that she had been though. Aren't we all children of God? Clearly this church doesn't believe so.

St. Martin of Tours church and school foster a wonderful faith based community welcoming all. Led…read moreby our loving Pastor and dedicated principal and staff, St. Martin of Tours is family.