This is a local church in the community of Santa Fe. They have services in their home location and…read morealso on sundays at the regal theater in Santa Fe. Pastor Eric and wife Sincerity are very welcoming and supportive. Good sermons and provides good insight for the Christian community. It's a type of church that is descent in size and people can get to know you by name. They provide childcare as well.

Gayle and I returned to the Basilica as part of our Santa Fe Footprints walking tour. Our guide…read more(Terry) provided history of Bishop Lamy's work in Santa Fe, and with help from the Jewish Community at the time. That's why you'll see the Hebrew for God at the entrance to the Basilica. Apparently, the statue of Bishop Lamy was also an espionage meeting point during the Manhattan Project. There there's the La Conquistadora Chapel: the only surviving portion of an older church destroyed in the 1680 Pueblo Revolt. It houses a 30-inch wooden statue of the Virgin Mary brought from Spain in 1624, making it the oldest representation of the Blessed Virgin in the United States. At the entrance is the statue of Saint Kateri Tekakwitha, the first Native American canonized by the Catholic Church. Rather than traditional Mohawk attire, she is depicted in Native Pueblo style. And there's more, and something to discover for yourself as you wander in. Helpful docents were available just into the Church during our visit. There's also a pretty good gift shop just as you come in.

What a beautiful and historic basilica names after an inspiring Saint…read more The entire edifice is carefully adorned with details that point to Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world. I was in awe of every part as it uplifted my heart and inspired my soul. Being the Christmas season, there were additional adornments such as a stunning tin decorated tree and an intricately hand-carved wood nativity. We also had the privilege to see a children's nativity and songs. It was so touching and those putting it on invites us to join and enjoy a meal with them.

Great local church with a friendly staff and congregation. They offer classes for kids, teens and…read moreadults. They also do outreach to the Santa Fe community.

I am a complete sucker for roadside attractions, oddities and little museums. Such explorations…read morehelp you really get to know the culture of the area you're touring. This chapel just off the Plaza did not disappoint! Out of curiosity, I read a couple of the other reviews before I began writing about my own experience. It's a chapel, so I wasn't expecting the tour I had at the Vatican. It's small and quaint, which is reflective of most religious edifices in the West built in the mid-1800s. The story of the stranger, the staircase and the miracle is fascinating. Whether you are a believer or not, the spiral structure is a delightful marvel. The detail and craftsmanship of the room itself are inspiring for anyone interested in architecture. It just glows and feels sacred. The cover is $5, which is nothing. I'd trade a burger for another trip through those doors.

This chapel charges a fee to enter, most likely because of the staircase. The chapel was…read moreovercrowded with people who weren't being very respectful and there was an automated message over the loudspeaker, which made it feel like this beautiful chapel was now a tourist trap. The staircase was pretty, but it wasn't anything to marvel at for longer than a few seconds. The only "neat" thing about it was that it was modeled after St. Etienne in Paris, which I have been to and loved. NOTE: They do have a great giftshop!

Beautiful church with an excellent priest. Definitely going to mass here when I return.read more

The Church of Antioch meets every Sunday in Loretto Chapel. They are an Independent Catholic Church…read morenot affiliated with the Roman Catholic Church. They ordain women and have married priests. Their liturgies are positive, uplifting, and inspiring with a strong emphasis on growing a world of love that is appreciative of diversity and inclusive of all. They have an open Sacrament of Communion where all are welcome. They are an open and affirming Christ centered community that holds love as their highest value. The Sacred space of Loretto Chapel adds a deeply moving and mystical flavor to the Sunday liturgy. There doors open at 8:30am and the service begins at 9:00am and lasts about an hour. Their web address is http://www.santafe.church

I have always loved really old churches and to go to the oldest church in the country was…read morewonderful. It doesn't take long to see it, but it's absolutely worth it to drop in. It's free.

It was New Year weekend and we were not lucky to get inside but still worthwhile to be there. It's…read morea quaint place and next to the visitor center (was closed unfortunately). A must visit and they have clear schedule where you could plan your visit much better than we did! Our visit was random and it was so well worth it!

I'm delighted to have found the Everyday Center for Spiritual Living. My first impression was the…read moreinclusiveness through their members, music and prayer. As my visits have increased I've discovered fun activities to participate in beyond the Sunday services. Some of my favorites have been 4-6 week book studies of favorite authors. Beyond their great staff of licensed spiritual counselors the center draws educators and other musicians from all over the USA. They offer a richness of support and connectedness I feel lucky to have found. -- Stephanie

The Center has a new location and new minister. The energy is uplifting, inclusive, inspiring. I…read morehighly recommend a visit.

This church is on the move with the Spirit of God. Wonderful worship. Beautiful friendly and…read morewelcoming people.

Every time that I have attend The River, I have always left filled with the Holy Spirit. You will…read morebe welcomed by friendly people, the worship music is always uplifting! I highly recommend The River!