The Church of St. Aedan boasts twenty-five stunning stained glass windows adorning its interior…read morewalls. These windows beautifully depict the life of Our Blessed Mother. The twenty-sixth and largest window, dedicated to Saint Michael the Archangel, the protector and defender of the Catholic Church, and Saint Gabriel the Archangel, the messenger of the Church, stands as a testament to the faith. Beyond its religious significance, this exquisite piece of art also presents a vivid depiction of a Biblical scene. The vibrant colors of a Chalice and a Host, accompanied by three celestial angels, create a captivating visual experience. The Baptismal Font, a sacred symbol of initiation, is conveniently located directly in front of the Angel window. From 1904 to 1985, these stained glass windows adorned the walls of the chapel at Ladycliff College, situated adjacent to the United States Military Academy at West Point in the picturesque Village of Highland Falls, New York. Visiting the Church of St. Aedan is an enriching experience that offers a glimpse into the beauty and spirituality of this remarkable place.

I came here for a wedding and I wasn't impressed. The layout of the church was very odd and wide. I…read moreusually like churches with better structures but the priest did a good job with the ceremony.

I don't really go to church but this is a beautiful church! The pastors and staff are very kind and…read morethe food here is pretty amazing. The saying goes: "Glory To God"

This is my favorite church in all of Bergen county. The marble columns, stained glass windows and…read moremultiple sculptures create a strong sense of religious history. The tabernacle is adorned in brass and sits to the right of the altar. The devotion candles are now electric but there was a time when they used actual candles here. That's my only gripe about this church. It would definitely create more of a nostalgic feel if real candles were used. The vestibule of the church is large enough to accommodate over 100 people. The vestibule is where people who arrive late to mass--congregate. The wooden pews remain but they are beginning to wear down. The pews are as old as the church itself. This is one of the largest churches in all of Bergen county. Its also a popular venue for wedding ceremonies. Parking is not an issue. Peace be with you...

The only problem with this church is that it set the standard for me of what a church should look…read morelike. I grew up in Teaneck and my family attended this church from 1965 to 1995, when we moved out of state. The marble, the columns, the large crucifix in the front center, the choir loft with a grand organ, the painting on the ceiling of the Blessed Trinity were all part of the experience of heaven on earth. They don't build them like this anymore....

On this Nochebuena for the 1st time in 15 years, we went to Christmas Eve bilingual (Spanish and…read moreEnglish) mass. This cathedral is only 10 mins from our house. On December 9, 1937, Pope Pius XI named the Church of St. John the Baptist as the Cathedral for the new Catholic Diocese of Paterson in northern NJ consisting 3 counties: Passaic, Morris and Sussex. The current St. John's is very much the result of the vision of the church's thirteenth pastor, Very Rev. William McNulty. He engaged P. C. Kiely, a prominent church architect to design a new neo-Gothic church that can seat up to 1,800 people. The cathedral was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977. We'll definitely come back soon to get more detailed.

Great place to get prayer candles and spiritual stuff. Old school botanica feel. Could be creepy if…read moreyour scared of statutes and things of that nature but since im not i think its a cool place.

Leo the manager is really sweet and very helpful. This botanica is a really nice size and probably…read morehas what you're looking for but I'd still recommend calling to check first.

I happen to love this church. It is beautiful and the people are very friendly. I have been coming…read moreto this church for nearly 39 years. It has a warm feeling all about it. The doors are wooden and open during service times to welcome everyone. The church has the basics like holy water, candles, and the twelve stations. The church is very pretty but not gaunt. The hi ceiling is majestic yet serene. When entering this church it is easy to become very relaxed. Not sure what else I could say about this, it's a church. When I was younger I used to serve coffee at bingo here

I have attended the Plant Church for 14 years and it is a solid group of Bible believing Christians…read morethat have faithfully trusted God to provide a home in Mahwah so that we can love our surrounding communities! Come check it out for yourself!

I've attended the Plant for over 6 years and the community is wonderful, especially small group…read morelife. The teaching is biblically based and focus is on knowing Jesus and making Him known.

Before writing a review for Grace Church I need to start with self-disclosure: I am the pastor of…read morethe church since July 2007. As the pastor, I have to say that I really enjoy being part of this congregation. While the congregation is small, the people are genuinely inviting and welcoming, and joyfully engaged in their ministry. Carol Weber, the cantor and organist, is Juliard-trained, and takes pride in careful, and mindful worship preparation. The organ music is of high quality, the liturgy is alwayts led by a small choir. A Eucharist is celebrated every Sunday at 10 AM, and a Compline Evening Prayer every Thursday at 8:30 PM.