St. Clare's Catholic Church in North Palm Beach is a parish rooted deeply in faith and pastoral…read morecare. Fr. Nick's passion for the Gospel shines in his homilies and in the reverence and care with which he celebrates the Mass. His pastoral presence, and quiet attentiveness are a true gift. A shepherd who leads with humility, compassion, and fidelity to the Gospel and it is his love for Christ and the Church is felt, not just heard. David-Paul.

Currently Pertinent (April 16, 2025) The Holy Week…read more"Triduum," considered a single, continuous celebration starting with the Mass of the Lord's Supper and Concluding with the Easter Vigil Mass, will be celebrated as follows: {NOTE; All Masses/services will include homilies/sermons appropriate to the scriptural readings. Masses/Services marked * will include musical accompaniment.) Thursday, April 17 (No Daily Mass) *The Mass of the Lord's Supper - Thursday 8:00 PM Adoration - Thursday 9:00-11:00 PM Confessions/Reconciliation - 9:00-11:00 PM Good Friday, April 18 (No Daily Mass) *Stations of the Cross - 12:00 PM *Celebration of the Lord's Passion/Communion - 3:00 PM (Passion of John; veneration of the cross) Tenebrae - 8:00 PM (Scriptural reflection on the death of Jesus Cf. Is 60:2. Extinguishing of Lights) Holy Saturday, April 19 (No Daily Mass) Blessing of the Food Baskets - Noon *Easter Vigil in the Church - 8:00 PM Lighting of the New Fire Exultet - Prayer of rejoicing, sung acapella Blessing of the Paschal Candle Gloria sung accompanied by bells Old Testament Readings and Psalms (Sung) Alleluias restored to the liturgy Gospel -- Luke Initiation of Candidates Baptism Confirmation Renewal of Baptismal Promises/Profession of Faith/ Sprinkling of the Congregation Mass of the Faithful, Including the Initiates Easter Sunday, April 20 (No 7:30 am Mass) *Easter Sunrise Mass 6:45 - On the Church's front lawn. Limited chairs provided. Congregants are encouraged to bring lawn chairs for their personal comfort. *Easter Sunday Masses - 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, and 5:30 PM. (In the church.) All masses to include renewal of baptismal promises, sprinkling of the congregation, musical accompaniment.

Great non-denominational Church! If you're looking only for a feel-good message, this may not be…read morethe church for you if you're looking for an encounter with God, you found the place. What I love most, is the way Pastor Todd shares the word with us in the Congregation. He talks to us, explains in real world terms and in in ways which make it easier to relate. He also backs it up with scripture. I've been going there over 3 years. I can't count how many times I've said, "What a great message today!". Relevant, inspirational and informative. None judgemental, loving and friendly Church.

A church that wants to go deeper with God and that's AWESOME. Jesus is AWESOME…read more Services: Wednesdays 7pm Saturdays 6pm Sundays 10am

Located in Palm Beach, St. Edward's is a pretty church, though not as pretty as…read moreBethesda-by-the-Sea, but perhaps I am biased, as I love Gothic architecture. St. Edward's is a Catholic church that was built in 1926. It is built in the Spanish Renaissance style with two towers and a Spanish tile roof. Unfortunately, as it was late, I was unable to enter, though I read that the main Altar is made of Carrara marble and there are murals depicting religious scenes. St. Edward's actually has a claim to fame. John F. Kennedy's mother, Rose Kennedy, began visiting Palm Beach in 1911. After 1933, Rose would bring the family down for Easter, Christmas and Spring Break, where they would play tennis and spend time on the beach. President John F. Kennedy would attend this church, among other churches in Palm Beach, whenever he could, with his mother, Rose. A label that reads 'President John F. Kennedy knelt here at mass' still marks one of JFK's regular pews. When he came to St. Edward's, the president liked to sit in the back next to a 'presidential' confessional, which was equipped with a red phone with direct access to the White House, in case of an emergency. The phone disappeared when the church was renovated many years ago. Pretty cool, huh?

This is a beautiful church in the heart of Palm Beach. Built in 1926 you can see the historic style…read more in architecture. what attracted me to come see this church was that the Kennedy family use to frequent it!

Love this church. My fiancé has always gone in the past. We went together during the holidays and I…read moredo love the service and the people in the church. The pastor is a wonderful Irish man.

I love everything about this parish and it's Priest and congregation…read moreIt has restored my love of and practice of my religion

Have been listening to the homilies that the priest from this church gives and they are (sadly)…read moremuch much better than we get at our church. I wish I lived close so that we could attend in person.

I have been attending Holy Redeemer church for the past 18 years and it is a true joy going there…read moreevery week. The pastor father mole queen it is a wonderful person that the parishioners really adore. He always gives you a wonderful sermon that you will remember for a long time. The inside of the church is really beautiful and they have a singer by the name of Laurie that has the most beautiful voice you have ever heard. I really enjoy going that you should try it

I really love the music and the messages. There is no speaking of damnation. Just love and…read morewelcoming... The messages are all founded on scripture but brought across in a way that we can relate to in our current times and situations.