Warm welcoming church. Couldn't be happier with their support and genuine love. They don't do…read moreweddings for nonmembers, which is fairly common practice among other churches I've visited. A true gem!

very friendly and welcoming church. Pastor is very relatable and his sermons are excellent…read more Congregation is diverse with many young children. Will be returning for sure. Happy to have found it.

well-attended church serving what seems to be mainly latino parish. i went to bilingual mass. MANY…read moreyoung people there as opposed to other churches i've attended to locally. Based on that mass I deduce it is meant to appeal to the bicultural cohort (to which I belong). Lovely to see full families, children, teens, young and mature adults there. I give it a 5+ star rating especially because it angers me someone gave it a 2 star rating because it has mainly Spanish services a a few English. For that alone it should get 10 stars for being an island of refuge for many in a sea of Anglo-oriented ministries. Considering this is one of the most diverse areas of the US, it puts the other local churches to shame for their lack of inclusion of the Spanish-speaking community's needs.

Just giving more info. on this church. It's a predominantly Spanish congregation Catholic church…read more This is the first time, of all the churches I've gone to in America so far, that has predominantly non-English-speaking services. I accidentally went to one of the Spanish masses & their congregation is HUGE & very well represented. By comparison, the one English speaking mass at 5:15pm on Saturdays, has sparse membership, with not more than maybe 20 in attendance when I went. Still, if you're nearby & don't have a car, this is probably the only Catholic church within walking distance. *TIP: English mass at 5:15 pm on Sat.! (Supposedly, the Sunday 10:45 am mass is bilingual.)

The most welcoming and inclusive congregation I've ever been part of! our leader, Karen Halac is…read morewonderful! Lots of social justice ideas and community outreach. The church is small but certainly mighty. Worth a stop by or a 50 minute service on Sundays at 10:30. Always a respite of an increasingly tumultuous world.

Amazing church service! Glad we found a church for my family. We've searched and visited a few but…read morethis church fit our style and really enjoy the scriptures. Thinking of attending their youth groups for my kids.

My kids LOVE coming to programs here. When we sit down at the beginning of the year to make our…read morechoices of after-school and weekend activities, handbells, youth group and choir are always at the top of their lists. The music program is exceptionally strong, with top-notch directors and a roster of professional musicians that rivals those of NYC churches. Every Sunday they deliver concert-quality music, and there are opportunities for singing and playing handbells, at different levels, for anyone who would like to join. The program is excellent, somehow, without being exclusive or elitist. The Director of Children's and Youth Ministry, who runs the youth groups, is hilarious. The kids love him. He finds the right mix of games, lessons and fellowship to engage students, and ensures EVERY student feels welcome and part of the community. Last, but not least, the sermons are first-rate. From the pulpit, I want to learn something and be challenged to change something. I find that at RCB. The sermons are thought-provoking, assume (correctly) a high level of knowledge and sophistication of the congregation, and push each listener to reassess how his/her actions are reflective (or not reflective) of the week's Christian principle. We worried when we moved to the suburbs that we would not find a church that matched our family's differing interests and hopes for a faith community. We need not have. Over the past several years, RCB has become our family's home.

What a beautiful church with all there activities and shows . The priest is so nice . My son goes…read moreto there private school which is attached to this church, the offer religion and it's made such a difference in his life . The staff has been so helpful to our family during a roughy time we experienced last year with a extremely sick baby . I think this church / school is the best ! I would recommend it to anyone

I have been going to the "Portuguese Church" since I was a little girl. It started off in the…read morebasement of Mt. Carmel in Yonkers and later the community moved to South Broadway and created their own church. Today at 355 South Broadway you find a newly built beautiful church with a strong Portuguese American community. This is a Roman Catholic Church and although mass is said in Portuguese you will find many different people here who are followers of Mary. After Sunday Mass traditional Portuguese food is available for purchase. The food is cooked by the mothers of the community and funds are used to support the new church and kitchen. If you are missing your "Portuguese Mom's" cooking you will find it here. Best days to visit are the days associated with Mary (May is the month of Mary). Candle processions are found through the streets of yonkers in May.

Needed a holy place to do a quick prayer for an upcoming important thing. I walked in with my…read morecompanion and was turned out due to a "private event". No offer to join, no brochure, no holy welcome. I felt like I was turned out of a nightclub. Moreover it seemed like there were rainbows everywhere, typical NYC church.

Small, pretty building you don't expect to see on a residential street.read more

Pretty nice church! Moving to CT, I had to find a new Catholic church to go to and this church is…read morepretty close to Where I live. There are a number of Sunday masses to choose from and the congregation including the priests is really friendly. There is a parking lot behind the church, which is convenient. The architecture of the church is beautiful and there is talk about renovating the rectory over the next few years to included classrooms and better accomodations for the priests in residence.

I do not belong to this parish, but I enjoy coming here from time to time. If you are nostalgic for…read morethe past, when the Church and her sacraments were reveared, you must visit this beatiful basilica. You will find women with veils and people receiving communion at the altar rail. Looking to experience a piece of heaven? Stop by to hear their Gregorian chant! The priests are down-to-earth and understand what it is to be living in the secular world. Father Andy is full of life and always good for a laugh. Father Audette has phenomenial stories from his days as a fighter pilot. I urge you stop by on the Easter Vigil! You will not be disappointed.