Fantastic kingdom people.Great bible teaching!Highly qualified pastors.PRAYER ON SACRED GROUND.read more

Love the welcoming atmosphere, come as you are accepting of others. Impassioned pastors who make a…read morepoint to know you and your mission . I have never felt so loved, respected and worthy of Gods love until I connected here.

I definitely recommend this church to our community. It's such a great place to worship , pray, and…read morestudy the Word of God. All Glory to God, Lord Jesus Christ. Amen

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.

I feel so at home here. There is a closeness with the Holy Spirit that I feel every time I go to…read moremass. I go away sometimes in the Winter, and I don't feel the same as I do when I'm at Saint Martha's. Deacons and priests are the best

Stopped by here for daily Mass during a recent visit to see family. Location was close and…read moreconvenient to our lodging and the schedule fit our itinerary perfectly. Really enjoyed Father's homily and the ambience of the church was prayerful and peaceful. I was here years ago during a special memorial Mass in honor of St Maximilian Kolbe but didn't remember too many details. Loved how the church is pretty much situated in a housing neighborhood giving the environs a quiet feel. There's lots of parking as I imagine on weekends it must get quite crowded. Added joy was that after Mass, Father brought out the Monstrance containing the Blessed Sacrament of our Lord's sacred Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity. Stayed for Adoration and confession afterwards. So grateful to Father for offering the sacrament of reconciliation since we missed our usual time during first Saturday due to airline travel. The priest is very young and fervent and we could see he loves Our Lord very much. Hope to stop by in the future if our travels bring us this way again. Mahalo for reading my review.

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.

My name is Christine Geving, I'm a 71 year old widow looking for a church that I can call home. I…read morecome from a non denominational Bible church where I was baptised. I now live in a nursing home in Lakewood. I would need transportation and a loving church family. Thank you for reading this. I'm sending you my email address and will give you more if and when you respond. Gevingchristine@gmail.com

Fantastic church full of strong believers. Everyone is welcome with open arms just as Jesus would…read morehave intended for it to be. The fellowship is strong and they have an amazing community.

This review is for the church. Family members suggested we visit this spacious church located on…read morethe site of one of the largest retirement communities in South Central NJ. The church is large by all standards with the main nave, altar, and pews arranged to hold over 400 worshipers at one time. In addition, there are four additional side altars connected to the main church but separated by connecting hallways so that multiple Masses could be conducted at any one time if needed (similar to ancient cathedrals). Likewise, if a Mass incorporates a smaller population, this can be held in the smaller altars instead of the large church area, conserving energy, HVAC, and power. While I was impressed with the layout (and I'm usually a harsh critic of modern architecture) this house of worship is actually quite well constructed and inspiring. We spent a peaceful 45 minutes in silent prayer here and it felt like only 5 minutes had elapsed. There are multiple areas for prayer, many icons, candles, and holy reminders of the patron, St Maximilian Kolbe, the Franciscan Polish priest who traded his life in the Nazi death camp "Auschwitz-Birkenau" in order to save a married man with children who was marked for execution. My sisters later met that man, Franciszek Gawojiczek, in the early 1990s when he toured America with an interpreter to give talks about St Father Maximilian Kolbe (canonized in 1982) Attached to the church grounds is a columbarium and mausoleum to hold the remains (both cremated and full caskets) of the parish's faithful departed. Veterans are marked by the appropriate military service insignia, wartime service dates, etc. We visited here on a warm, peaceful October afternoon and the experience was fulfilling. Mahalo for reading my review.

Best church experience ever. I'm not a believer, and I wasn't one then. But, the consistency and…read morecomfort the experience that my family experience was immeasurable.