Father Bob is the best!! He's very upbeat, and I have enjoyed going to St. John the Baptist…read moreCatholic Church for the last 4 years!!

I'm a Chaldean Catholic who regularly attends both Daily and Sunday Mass at Our Lady of Good…read moreCounsel(OLGC), and this parish has truly become a place of peace and spiritual strength for me. The community is incredibly warm and welcoming, especially at the Men's Prayer Breakfast, which is a wonderful opportunity for fellowship, faith, and encouragement. Monsignor Todd, Father Pat, and Father Tommy consistently deliver powerful and meaningful homilies that really speak to the heart and help bring the Gospel into everyday life. You can tell they care deeply about their parish and guiding people closer to God. One of the most special parts of this church is the Adoration Chapel. Spending time there in the presence of Our Lord is truly amazing and peaceful. It's a place where you can step away from the noise of the world and simply pray and reflect. If you're looking for a parish that is faith-filled, welcoming, and spiritually uplifting, this is truly a beautiful place to worship. God bless this wonderful community.

Lenten fish fry was very good. We arrived at 5:45. Parking lot huge. Easy to drop off at door if…read moreneeded. Fish fry in basement social hall. Lots of helpers. Lots of tables. Place was packed. Very friendly people. Food brought out to your table fast and hot. Fish crispy on outside, hot and moist inside. Roll was very yeasty and soft, baked potatoe was good. Kale salad or coleslaw. I would go with Kale salad. Drinks were water, coke, sprite, coffee. I am not sure if dessert was there. Overall a great fish fry experience. The church is not to be missed. Beautiful statues of many saints all around interior perimeter. Find your favorite and say a prayer!

Beautiful church. Love the renovations. The only church I've been to in Ann Arbor but I'll never go…read moreanywhere else.

What a gorgeous church. St Thomas Apostle Catholic Church is well worth a visit, whether for the…read morearchitecture or the spiritual/religious experience. The granite exterior of the church is absolutely magnificent. Stunning. And, if I remember correctly, the church construction began in the 1850s and that is amazing. St Thomas Church interior is worth viewing. The St Thomas parishioners have kept it in immaculate condition and extremely clean. I was impressed. For those who are just curious, this is an excellent place to visit. For those who seek a quiet retreat, this is a quiet place to meditate or pray or just be at peace. Just remember to be respectful of the church and the parishioners who may be praying or attending mass.

For those of you looking for a small, intimate, friendly Catholic church, St. Joseph's is for you…read more The pastor, Father Ed is an outstanding priest and person. He's had cataract eye surgery and has to perform the mass while seated in a wheelchair. Nonetheless, his homilies are insipring, full of humor and brief. The older guard of the parish are friendly accommodating people. No big presentations here. Just a nice toned down mass that is spiritually uplifting. Give it a try some Sunday.

They practice what they teach. It is a welcoming church…read morewith diversity, and operates consistently with our faith.

I attended this parish when I was just a student at Michigan in the 1980s and now with my own son…read more We have loved coming to St.Marys for over a decade, even now when my son is a college student out of state. This is a warm,friendly,inclusive and diverse church community that makes everyone feel welcome. My son got his confirmation here and has always felt like he could pray here as he wished through the good and tough times even as I battled cancer. It's home to us -simple, no frills but a coziness we were looking for when we moved back to Ann Arbor.

This place is an absolute must see. Regardless of your religious preference, it's a beautiful…read morebuilding with amazing artwork and history. The way the ceilings are painted of the Old Testament and then Jesus fulfilling the prophecy is a beautiful sight to see. I was in absolute awe when I walked in. They have self guided tour paperwork for you to read and walk through.

My family came to tour the Cathedral Queen of Holy Rosary in Toledo, OH. It seems that in a lot of…read moreour trips, we go and visit churches. We love architecture, we love art, and we are people of faith. We find a peace in going to these beautiful structures dedicated to the divine. Cathedral Queen of the Holy Rosary is truly exquisite. It is a large cathedral done in Spanish Plateresque style and was done with Toledo, Spain in mind. In order to tour the church, we got permission from the church offices which are located in the adjoining Rosary Cathedral Catholic School. We were truly grateful to tour this awe-inspiring church! It was a wonderful experience!

Large parish- very welcoming and friendly. If you have been to mass in a while no worries, you'll…read moreblend right in. Lots of kids- plenty of room to bring a few books or toys and let the little ones spread out. Holiday pro tip: if you plan to attend Christmas Eve mass, the early one (usually around 4?) gets insanely full very early. I literally used to be there a. Hour ahead of mass to save seats. The later Christmas mass isn't as Packed at all- just get there right after the prior mass if you need a lot of seats. Easter mass is not as full- but if you arrive right at the start of mass, you may not get a seat. Great social and athletic programs.

Great service! Enjoy the choir and the team. This last weekend they had youth provide the readings…read more There were many teens there which I think bodes for a thriving congregation.

The priest today completely embarrassed my boyfriend while receiving the body of christ. He was…read moretotally incorrect and the situation was inappropriate and disrespectful. He had no right to lay any hands on him.

I'm a gay Catholic and I felt unwelcome at St. Francis as a result of 3 homilies:…read more 1. During the Olympics, some thought drag queens reenacted the Last Supper. Many think they were not spoofing the Last Supper, and that it was really an ancient Greek Bachanaal. Putting that aside, Fr. James addressed it in his homily. He referred to the drag queens as "reprobates." I thought it was odd to refer to other humans as "reprobates" even if disagreeing with their conduct. 2. October 6, 2024 5pm mass. Fr. James gave a homily about marriage. He was sure to clarify that marriage is between a man and a woman. No acknowledgement of love existing between same sex individuals, and I thought this homily at times bordered on just hateful. 3. October 13, 2024 5pm mass. Fr. Seamus spoke about abortion. He took the position that women should not get abortions, and repeated multiple times that there are NO exceptions. He told a story about a mother who was carrying conjoined twins who would certainly not survive long after birth because they shared a heart. Doctors told the mother her life was in jeopardy. She carried the babies to term, and they died shortly after birth. If the mother wanted to do that, I don't judge her. But Fr. Seamus seemed to take the position that all people in this situation should carry to term the conjoined twins who had no chance of survival because there are "no exceptions" that would allow for an abortion. Seems cruel to me. As I understood him, Fr. Seamus continued that we should vote in the upcoming election for life and that life trumps all other issues. I thought certainly in Ann Arbor, Michigan not all parishoners would agree with him, but a good portion of the congregation clapped after the homily. I'll be going somewhere else going forward.