BEST CHURCH EVER!!! I met all of my best friends at this church! The messages from Pastor Jon are…read moreamazing and life changing!!! I really recommend for everyone to come to this church if they don't have a home church!

From the owner: Life Community exists to lead people to follow Jesus in all of life.read more

A great Freemason lodge!…read more Raised in Saint Paul's - Algonquin F&AM in 1992... merged with Delta in '12. Got my 25 Year Pin last year. Great lodge building, great kitchen, nice rest and okay area. Come out to Open House 20th of October 2018. SMIB. _|_

School is a revolving door with Principals and administration. They do not help the students…read moresucceed - instead they lose kids work that has been turned in, refuse to give extra copies of homework if one is lost, quick to give zeros and show lack of empathy for students. I do not recommend this school.

Ok, I feel weird writing a review for a Church. Still, it was part of my childhood and I am feeling…read morenostalgic so I am going to do it anyway. This Catholic Church is one of many in Weymouth and although we lived across town, I grew up in this church and went to elementary school here. I pretty much lived here since my mom was gung-ho PTA mom and yearbook mom. I remember roaming around the halls in the church basement while all the moms chatted after cleaning up from coffee and donuts. That is the true secret to growing up Catholic, you know, coffee and donuts after 10:30 AM Mass. Boo-yeah.

I went to mass today and really enjoyed the sermon. The mass was lovely as the priest talked about…read morehow God is love. All was great as I received communion and said my prayers and waited for the mass to end. Unfortunately the peaceful feeling I had was replaced by shock as the priest took the pulpit not to end the mass in peace but instead to preach about how Obama's acceptance of gays desecrates the sanction of marriage. So sad that the theme of the mass was "God is love" yet hatred for gays prevails. I'm going to have to find another (probably episcopalian) church in the area where there is no hypocrisy and hatred for our fellow human beings.

This is a warm and inviting Roman Catholic parish. The priests are faithful and present the Roman…read moreCatholic Faith in all it's richness. Unlike many other catholyc centers, e.g. the Paulist Center and the Jesuit Center in the South End, you are not presented with a Unitarian/Leftist and worldly ideology presented as the RC Faith. Definitely not for the trendy and those who believe Catholicism is all about celebrating their sinfulness.

This meditation center is my second home. Love the energy and vibe from the Buddhist monks and…read morepractitioners. The monks do speak English and people of all religious backgrounds including atheists and agnostics are welcomed. You can visit to learn about meditation, come for the yummilicious food or to just check it out. All are welcomed and no donation is expected.

This isn't yoga or TM but a quiet meditation Buddhist meditation venue. I saw their reviews on…read moreGoogle, so I figure that I won't be infringing on any privacy concerns. The monks are just delightful hosts and fit you with meditation robes if you wish. They have a number of community events and English is spoken (Vietnamese seems to be the primary language there). I have been there only once and keep wishing I had the time to return. I've been to many churches and temples in East and Southeast Asia and this one is my favorite... in Braintree. They ask for nothing.