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  An extremely lovely church with a huge community. More oriented towards families with, but humongous potential for young adult group presence. I personally decide to go to this church because of the music selection. I think it's fantastic.

  Added May 03, 2017 by Khang Tran
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  Amazing Catholic church and school. Truly blessed to have Father Drew in our community.

  Added February 19, 2017 by Lionel Martin
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  A church family where I feel love strengthened for the Lord

  Added November 02, 2016 by Lydia Ong
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  I have been attending this parish for over 20 years and I have seen the church double in size along with its congregation. However, at almost every mass homily there is a plea for money, the parishioners are more worried about sanitizing their hands right after giving the "peace be with you" making people feel dirty, and there are off duty police officers in church during mass carrying their firearms. What ever happened to church being a safe and sacred place. The main pastor is more concerned with raising money for his monstrosity he built across the street and only makes an effort with parishioners who fit." The spiritual church filled with genuine people it once was is gone.

  Added September 08, 2016 by Jules C