We attended the 9:30am Mass on 12/1/2024. The Mass was beautiful in it's simplicity. Fr. Zachary…read moreCecil's homily was timely, spot on, and I learned something about everyday life. This Church is beautiful; both the building and the people. We were honored to attend a Baptism afterwards.

Absolutely beautiful, a wonderful place to witness the sacrifice of the mass. The architecture is…read morestunning but cannot compare to the greatness of Heaven which it points to.

I am a new parishioner. But I love this beautiful Church and Parish. There is a reverence and…read moreholiness here that is not found in every Parish.

Great, small church located in Covington. If you're coming from the highway, it may be fastest to…read moreget off at the 12 St exit. There's no official "cry room" for children but I suggest staying in the back pew for an easy getaway to the front foyer.

Architecturally this church is just breathtaking. Truly a masterpiece! My hubby and friend were…read moreinspecting the huge marble columns inside of the church and couldn't find any seams. One of the parishioners who knew a lot about the church said that it had the largest columns made of single pieces of marble anywhere in the United States for certain - perhaps the world. I imagined out-loud that they had to have literally built the church around the columns and in a sense they did as they were acquired during the building process!! As you look at the stained glass, you will be struck by the vibrancy of the colors. The carvings, the painting of the walls and art are dazzling. We were even allowed up where the choir section used to be and from there you can read on the huge beams that horizontally cross the ceiling inspirational words. It's too bad most parishioners will never see them from where they are sitting. Stunning carved stone. I could go on and on. Of course, I am a huge fan of art deco, so the interior really spoke to me. The cantor and the choir were wondrous! It seems this church is active as they hold an annual parish picnic with St. Teresa joining St., Catharine. There are Fish Fries during Lent and, of course, the St. William Festival. It's too bad there isn't a written history on the building/architecture of this church as it is uniquely remarkable.

A small congregation in a beautiful church. Gorgeous stained glass windows makes a beautiful place…read morefor a wedding.

We visited another Catholic Church as we continue our pilgrimage to visit a different one nearly…read moreevery month in the Cincinnati area. I have heard wonderful things about this church, but to also not to expect one of the beautiful old churches. It's true that it is newer (built in 1962) and it shows, but it's a nice church with many activities and ways of getting involved. Today happened to be part of family week-end, so it was filled to the brim. Was a little surprised to find out that our pews were not attached to the floor so that when you sat down or used the kneeler you could definitely feel movement. The musicians/singers there were very talented and added a lot. Trying to figure out which direction to head for communion and how to return to your seats was a bit confusing. I followed my friend on one side of me in one direction and my husband on my other side headed a different way. Any little differences like that were made up for by all that this church offers. It made me wish that I lived closer to it.

We love Bellarmine! An abosolutely wonderful community that is robust with activities, groups, amd…read morea general focus on action and events. We have found that parishes that are connected or affiliated with universities typically have an energy about them that charges even the more elderly parishoners to be far more active and involeved in the parish community. After moving to Cincinnati in 2008, it wasnt until 2014 after much searching that we found a patish that we really felt home in.

I've been going to this church for 5 years and the Pastor, his wife and church has loved us and…read morehelped us through good and difficult times in our life. I can't count how many times Pastor Chris Oliver preached exactly what I was dealing with in my life. The Pastors wife has prayed with me, and for me. On top of the love of this church and the Pastor and his Wife, THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS I FEEL THE PRESENCE OF GOD HERE! The move of the Holy Ghost is never quenched here.

I've been there several times and I loved it! I moved to Tennessee and I am a good distance from…read morethe Church or I'd still be going! Old fashioned Holy Ghost filled Churches like this are very few these days. I really miss it.

Another facility only review. This location is kind enough to provide a rehearsal space for my…read moreVintage Ballroom Troupe. The location is large, and has good acoustics, and the church staff is always very friendly. The building and the grounds are quite beautiful and there is ample space.

Went to this church as part of our monthly pilgrimage to visit a different Catholic Church once a…read moremonth. It was surprising to see how void the church seemed of hardly any stained glass windows, decorative architecture and even a ceiling. The lack of ceiling showed off great looking huge wooden beams. In a sense, you were less distracted. Turns out that the church had survived two fires and in the biggest one they lost most of the stained glass windows and other features. There is still a photo of what the interior looked like before the fire and it was magnificent. The church celebrated their 150th anniversary in the year 2000! Not only is there a good size choir, but a really talented, passionate music director/organist/pianist named Marty. She took the time to show us the grotto downstairs and said that a couple went there not that long ago who were actually married there! There were at least 4 people who came up to us to ask if we were visitors and welcomed us very warmly. It was nice. Mostly the sermon was asking for more donations, but it was done in a very kind personal way while informing the parishioners where the money went. There was coffee and donuts both before and after mass. We left with a good feeling about this church.