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  Nice mass, welcoming to visitors. Beautiful sanctuary. Good surrounding street parking and parking lot. Enjoyed 5:00 Saturday mass after playing on outside playground with kids. Lots of slides, but no swings.

  Added July 15, 2017 by Ben Cedarberg
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  Dont listen to the review down below. She has no idea whats shes talking about.

  Added March 07, 2017 by Elliott Conwell
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  The church is not so large and overwhelming but rather more friendly and welcoming. I feel a real close connection with the Holy Trinity, the angels,the saints, and my fellow parishioners here.

  Added November 03, 2016 by Kevin DeVlaeminck
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  I have attended this church for years. I have never had a problem finding a place to park. The church is well maintained. This is a very traditional Catholic Church and has very traditional music played. The sermons do not feed me and are not hitting home for me when I attended. This church is also like a dry wine for me as it does not resonate with me. The people are great...

  Added October 15, 2016 by Chris Black