This is actually now Triumphant Life Foursquare Church have been renting the building for over a…read moreyear and is a great place to worship God and hear some great expository preaching!

This is truly a word church,which is awesome. The Spirit is…read moreElectrifying. God bless the leaders of this church Because,it's a spectacular place for worship.

Words alone could not aptly describe how wonderful FCCH is! If you are searching for a new church,…read moresearch no further! I've been a member for 5 years now and I feel so blessed that I found my church home.

Lifesong is SO much more than a church- it's a community of people who know they aren't perfect but…read moreknow they are loved by a Savior who IS perfect. The first time I came to the Worcester campus from the Sutton campus I could tell right away that these people not only come to church together, but they do LIFE together. You would think because they are close that it would feel cliquey, but it doesn't at all! Everyone is so welcoming, and Pastor David's messages speak to me like I'm the only one in the room- his messages are very scripture-based, and if you take notes, when you go back and read them you'll take something new out of the message every time. It's that good! Kids program is awesome, and worship is incredible! Come and join- you won't be disappointed!

Visiting St. Anne Shrine has been on my bucket list for awhile. Today, I finally went. What an…read moreinspiring place, from the gift shop, to the relics / icons brought back from Russia, to the Stations of the Cross, to St. Patrick chapel, to the various statues and votive halls. The story of St. Anne, mother of the Blessed Virgin Mary, is an amazing one, and the testimonials to her are numerous. There is a section on the side of St. Patrick w old wooden crutches, purportedly left by those healed. A place for quiet reflection, solitude, prayer. Much needed in today's hectic, sometimes crazy world. 5 prayerful stars

Amazing grounds! The stations of the cross and the holy stairs to a huge crucifix is just so…read morepeaceful. The outdoor masses in the summer are great! The priests here are amazing also, they have changed my life.

The first ground up Educational school of Lubavitch Chabad in The United States Of America which…read morewas built by the honorable Chabad Shaliach Rabbi Hirshel Fogelman OBM who passed away June 9th 2013. As one of the first three students to learn in Yeshiva Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch in the United States, his activities were imbued by the teachings of chassidus and halacha and the Rebbe's mission to reach out to every Jew with love and care.

I am a gentile and I believe in Rabbi Foelman ...Michael Prizioread more

Great sense of caring and community. The well-organized Sunday service begins with lively and…read moreheartfelt worship music. The message is Bible-based and thoughtfully explained. A big luncheon follows every Sunday service. They plan several activities throughout the week, month, and year.

Nice setting and we heard some of the songs/chants, but weren't allowed in most of the church or a…read morelot of the grounds. It's an interesting but very dimly lit building due to the dark stained glass. Felt kind of medieval. The jam is good - didn't try the candies. Lots of books and religious objects for sale not interesting to me as a non believer.

Saint Joseph's Abbey is a community of Trappist monks living a 'contemplative life of work and…read moreprayer.' They offer information on how to become a monk, offer retreats and information on how you can come by to visit, check out their writings, access excerpts from the abbey's monastic forebears, offer a selection of their hand-made preserves, as well as shopping at the Holy Rood Guild that provides fine tailoring of liturgical vestments/chasubles/copes/stoles/dalmatics/funeral sets/albs/plain vesture/insense/linens. I am a huge fan of their preserves - they are known to continue a traditiion of refining their recipes and techniques in producing each batch of their preserves. They make each batch in accordance to the monastic tradition of excellence; fruit is harvested at the peak of freshness. They have a variety of flavors: apricot, apricot-pineapple, blackberry seedless, blueberry, boysenberry seedless, burgundy wine, cherry, concord grape, damson plum, elderberry, ginger preserve, hot pepper, Kadota fig, lemon marmalade, peach, cranberry pepper, mango pepper, pomegranate, port wine, quince, red currant, red raspberry with seeds and without seeds, rhubarb-orange, rhubarb-strawberry, Seville orange, sherry wine, strawberry, sweet orange marmalade, and cranberry conserve. My favorite is the strawberry as it contains two kinds of strawberries - one for the taste, and one for its texture. I love the chunks of strawberries throughout - it's fresh, it's lovely, and great to use for sandwiches and all your jam needs. Love love LOVE! :D +Strawberry preserves :D