Lovely iconic church established by Franciscan convential friars in 1882. The original church…read moreburned down in 1901 but the existing one you see today is the 1902 reconstruction. More information is available on the church website. Designed 60 years before Vatican II era, this beautiful house of worship is situated "ad orientum", so that the rising sun (typeology of Christ's resurrection) enters the rose window at the narthex and shines on the holy altar where His Sacrifice is re-presented. The interior is filled with architectural elements commensurate with orientating the human senses to the contemplation of God and the Holy Trinity. The marbled carved altar shows the last Supper in relief and the figures are exquisitely sculpted. There are many liturgies throughout the week, multiple Mass and confession times and the community parish is open, welcoming and thriving as testament to the pastoral excellence of the Franciscan friars in residence here. Will definitely return soon on my next trip. You should also visit here if you're searching for peace, healing , and comfort in these troubled times. Mahalo for reading my review. In the words of St Francis d'Assisi: "Pax et Bonum" (Peace and Goodness to you all)

Excellent. In all dimensionsfrom service to priests, clearly incommunication with church…read moregoers.Comfortable atmosphere for worshiping. Returns frequently.

This is a close knit church that cares about its community. There are many options to get involved…read moreor study your faith. I especially enjoy Deacon Mike's homilies. He is a good man who does a lot for the church community. And Father Mike has also been welcoming to us and truly cares about his parishioners. I do wish the Children's Liturgy could extend beyond 2nd grade. My children loved it so much and got so much out of it that and they wanted to continue after communion. I understand wanting them to experience the full mass, but without a children's mass option, this gave them a piece of that.

Since 2016, my husband, my daughters and I started coming to the church of Epiphany. We volunteer…read moreat the church, make donations and helping the community. Three days ago I went to the office and spoke to Rev. Michael Santangelo the pastor of the church and one of the secretary's asking for a letter of recommendation for my husband that got detained by ICE. They promised me to send the recommendation to our lawyers office. Never happened. I felt like the church turn their back on my Family on something extremely important for our family. I'm very disappointed. Today Sunday I went again after mass I spoke to Rev. Michael Santangelo , his answer was let us se what we can do. (Meaning is not going to happen) I was on shock by his answer, Unbelievable how can they denied help when God love us equally..... #maybe because we're Spanish I don't know. But I'm not going back to this church .. I'll continue to my previous church who happily help my family with the letter... God bless this church.

Cathedral of the Air was erected in 1932. It is an inter-faith church used by the military next to…read morethe ground site of the famed Naval Air Engineering Station in Lakehurst NJ. I signed up as part of a tour to visit this site through the Navy Lakehurst Historical Society. It's a military-themed church commemorating important historical events through the past millennium: symbols of creation, myths, law of gravity, Leonardo da Vinci, Kitty Hawk, and lighter-than-air aeronautics ie Zeppelins and Blimps.

The Cathedral of the Air is beautiful and unique If you are planning to attend any ceremonies you…read morewill find that while it is associated with the Lakehurst Naval facility, it is actually in the town of Manchester. The stained glass windows are worth a really close look. While spiritual, they are secular rather than religious and are wonderfully historically significant.

St. Robert Bellarmine church is a very welcoming friendly church. I have just started attending…read moremass there and I thoroughly recommend it. The church is beautiful and comfortable. They include parishioners in all facets of the service. They have a large accessible parking lot and the grounds are, as well, beautiful.

A very beautiful and holy church. Love how mass was add online during this crisis. I am in the…read moreKorean Community and I love how Mrs.Angela handles everything.

I attended daily Mass this week and and was distracted by a display of what looked like a bee hive…read morewith the bees created with toilet paper rolls. I am sure someone put a lot of effort into the display; however I felt that placing it directly in front of the altar where our Lord is consecrated was in poor taste. I thought it showed disrespect for the sanctity of the holy Mass.

St. Mark's Roman Catholic Church is a serene, beautiful place to visit. The priests offer a…read moregenerous number of Masses at various times so that all who want to attend may do so. If a person is unable to attend, the priests offer live streaming of the Mass. I have often visited the Church to visit and pray. In this time when many Churches had felt the need to curtail opportunities to visit a holy place, the priests of St.Mark's have endeavored to allow one the haven of a Catholic Church from early in the morning until late in the afternoon. Thanks to them for that gift.

Large, friendly, family oriented Catholic church. Typical Sunday mass runs just under an hour and…read moreis done in the Novo Ordus (vernacular) form that most Catholics are familiar with. The church itself is done "in the round", with the altar in the front edge of the circle, as you walk in the main door. Because of the semi-circular seating setup, almost all the pews feel quite close to the action. A glass fronted crying room is provided in the back for people with crying babies. Plenty of parking and easy access make getting in and getting out, simple. Overall, the congregation is pleasant, but not pushy. Expect a casual greeting, but no formal new visitor recognition.

My family has been going to this church, along with St. Mary's which is the same parish. I really…read morehave to say that this is a very family friendly parish. Father Michael is the Pastor and I love his Irish brogue. Then there is Father Mike, around 40ish, and he actually walks off the alter for his sermon. Very easy to talk to. There is a crying room for children that has 2 bathrooms, very convenient. But, there is one thing that really bugs me about this. Seniors sit in it and roll there eyes at the children. I understand that they might need to sit near a bathroom, but this room is for children. Please stop rolling your eyes. Holy Family also has a school. Very clean, and tidy. Love both these churches. Feels very comfortable.

Welcoming church with warm people, Pastor Chris' preaching is based solely on the Bible, the gospel…read moreof Jesus Christ is central to his message; the fellowship of people here is so warm the first time i went, i tagged along friends the next. the music is not loud but soothing to the soul prepping you for worship as it should be.

The people are very welcoming at this church. A great atmosphere to be apart of. They have…read moreministries for kids, teens, young adults, adults, widows/widowers, seniors, and families. This church also preaches the Bible and I've grown soo much in my Christian life. Pastor Chris and his wife Chrissy are also a loving couple. They have helped my wife and I in so many ways. I was going here for about about 2 years driving from Old Bridge when my wife and I decided to buy a house in Howell to be a lot closer to the church and so we could be more involved in this ministry. I couldn't be more happy with being a member of this church. We've been here for almost 4 years and God is really blessing this ministry.