St. Paul's is a hidden gem in Malden. The pastor Fr. Clark delivers moving sermons that call the…read morecongregation to action and reflection. The congregation is very welcoming, particularly to the LGBTQ community. Music at St. Paul's is beautiful. The church building itself is a gorgeous design by Cram. I hope more people join their parish because this community has everything going for it!

Very welcoming church. Everyone I met there was very friendly. Pastor Matt always has thought…read moreprovoking sermons... Visited on two occasions while in town..

I was here about 4 years ago in 2016 and I still remember it. We were in town for the Boston…read moremarathon. I'm thankful for this SSPX Mission and it's very well stocked book store. I think it's wonderful how clever it is that it utilizes an office space when finding a church space is scarce. God bless the priestly Fraternity of the Society of Saint Pius X . They singlehandedly through their founder, Archbishop Lefebvre, saved the true Catholic priesthood and thus the true Holy Mass and the Sacraments in their proper form, matter and intent.

This review is for the Chapel bookstore…read more Our search for Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre's books led us to the St. Catherine of Siena SSPX Chapel, that also has a bookstore. Like all Chapel bookstores, the selection of books is small, but the store has an excellent selection of Catholic books. We found many books by Archbishop Lefebvre as well as many pre-Vatican II books by publishers such as TAN at prices comparable to those found online! A few treasures from this store are hard to find books such as: Fr. Francis Xavier Lasance (Blessed Sacrament prayerbook, The Young Man's guide, The Catholic Girl's guide), the highly-rated Catechism by R.P. Bailly (The Catechism In Pictures), as well as the the 3 volume set (hardcover) by Michael Davies (Cranmer's Godly order, Pope John's Council, Pope Paul's New Mass). Parking is outside the Chapel, in a private lot (no parking fees). The bookstore is open after Holy Mass on Sunday (after 10am to around 11am). + In JMJ +

Yiassou! I really enjoyed the October 2008 Greek festival at St. Vasilios in Peabody. It was the…read morefirst time that I made the effort to drive to St. Vasilios for any reason. The enormous white-clapboard church definitely looks WASP New England, which it formerly probably was. There is a huge social hall/community center attached to the church. The community is active, loving, family-oriented and welcoming to newcomers. Unfortunately, the church was already locked up for the evening so I didn't have a chance to see the interior and light a candle. Next time. I was happy that the festival was indoors, with a good dance floor, not broken-up parking lot asphalt. I also liked the fact that it was in October after most of the other Greek festivals were over. The food and pastries were terrific, made by the parishioners. The Makredes Ensemble has got to be the best Greek-American dance band in New England. I enjoyed their variety of dance music as well as the fact that they didn't drag on for 20 minutes with each kalamatiano, the Greek national folk dance that gets everyone up and moving. The Pontian Dance Group (from the Black Sea area) and their musicians were great. Their dance performances and native costumes were really well done. I appreciated the fact that they came back to the floor and taught their native dances to the festival goers. I also really appreciated seeing so many dancers (mostly non-Greek) from the Dance New England folk dance group--they really were some of the best dancers on the floor! They give such energy to the festival. I was only sorry that the dancing began so late (8:00pm) and that I had to leave at 10:00pm. I swear that some of the dancers who are Italian have Greek blood from their southern Italian ancestors. I was also impressed at how many people, especially men, were dancing and packing the floor! So much kefi! At too many of the festivals this year, there were very few people dancing, and even fewer men of any age. Only one thing annoyed me: the greasy smell of frying loukoumades (Greek fried dough which I love) permeated the air and made my clothes smell dreadfully for a couple of days afterward. THAT is one of the advantages of an outdoor festival--the frying loukoumades can be situated far from the action. It was a great festival overall and a wonderful way to end the 2008 Greek festival season. Kai tou xronou!

Beautiful church- Father Chris is friendly, warm and kind. We enjoy decorating the church every…read moreyear.

WCUMC is a great church to bring up a family. The children start in church and they have a special…read morechildren's message before going to Sunday School where they have activities that help make them better little people. Then there's Rev Geisa's sermons that come from a different perspective that make us better adult people. She really makes you think and her enthusiasm is contagious. After church, if you want to get to know people there is some refreshments downstairs. Everyone is so friendly. There are also many ways that you can serve others in the community through St Paul's Meal, the Food Pantry, UMARMY, and JFON. There's a lot of love coming from this church. The newer MESSY church program,which is open to everyone, is on some Friday nights and is perfect after a long work week since dinner is served before a relaxed creative get together with music and a craft. Everyone has a smile when they leave. Oh, I almost forgot the amazing music program with the Karen's leadership definitely gives WCUMC 5 stars.

Very pleasant Sunday mass with decent music and OK sermon and street parking There is a nice spot…read moreto eat, the Peabody diner, right across the street. Inside the church is early or lots of Spain, glass windows and beautifully rendered stations of the cross.

I got married here October 13th 2018, Everything and Everyone was perfect! It was worth every…read morepenny. I would recommend getting married here.

Beautiful church, welcoming community. Very active Knights of Columbus and St Vincent dePaul…read moreSociete. 2026 150th Anniversary with several events planned to celebrate. Smile

The best church in Amesbury, Father Patrick, Deacon Chuck, and the whole community is amazing,…read moreeveryone is welcome here and Jesus Christ is King