Visited this church for the first time last week with my 2 young daughters and it was the best…read moreexperience! Everyone made us feel so welcome! My daughters even were able to attend Sunday school in their classrooms so I could sit and listen. Very happy with our experience and will definitely be going back!!

Amazing and caring pastors, wonderful worship and a congregation that is the epitome of a church…read morefamily. Have gone here with my family for the past 8 years and especially in the past year, I've witnessed such love and faithfulness in gathering together and serving one another.

Was visiting the area and went to the Saturday evening Mass. Really nice modern church, built…read moreabout 1996. Large, looked like it could easily hold 1,000 worshipers. Mass was celebrated by a priest and deacon, and the homily was excellent. They had two collections, but doubt that is normal. People seemed friendly and you could tell there was a real sense of community. What I didn't like was that communion was just the host, no precious blood. As well, one of our group was not catholic, and went forward for a blessing at communion and the EM in that line did not seem to know what to do. Another small personal annoyance is that the tabernacle is off in a side chapel, so you don't get to see the sacrament being reposed in the tabernacle. All in all though, a really nice church.

I've had my brain shocked over sixty times and I can still remember the uncomfortable and eery…read morefeeling I had in this church when I was made to attend Sunday school as a child. Eery. Just eery.

A great community of faith. ALL are welcome, seriously, ALL ARE WELCOME!! Come visit sometime.read more

Outstanding church. Beautiful, modern facility with traditional touches and huge expanses of…read morestained glass that light up the entire sanctuary. Appears that it would seat about 600. Was visiting the area and stopped in for 9AM Mass. Parishoners are very welcoming and the priest positively radiates Christian joy. The cantor at the Mass we attended was excellent and was accompanied by a thundering organ. Communion is very orderly and I like that they have separate lines for those who do not want to partake of the precious blood.

i like going to St Thomas Moore participate in the group rosary and group Divine Mercy. i find…read moremyself in deep prayer when the blessed sacrament is exposed. i particularly like the homilies of the parish priest Fr.Ed. His homilies are inspiring and call us to holiness. i feellike i am a part of the Christian community when i attend theur dauly mass at the chapel at 9:00 a.m and i stay in vigil of the Blessed sacrament

Can't give less than five stars for church! My children participated in a Christmas concert this…read moreafternoon. The church is spacious and modern in style. The pews are semi-circled around the altar and there even is a balcony section with comfortable individual chairs for about 150. The handrail in front of the first row is smack in your eyesight to the altar, but there are plenty of open spaces in the ironworks to be able to see. There also is a lot of stained glass. The pipe organ is electronic only, with speakers in the corners. The choir has their own section off to the side. I did not visit the side community room where there was a small reception for those in attendance for the concert. There also is a chapel here. Overall, it is a very bright and clean church and a beautiful place for worship. I have to give a shoutout to one of the adult female readers. Her voice is so calming and melodious that she should consider a voiceover career if she isn't in one already. I could listen to her reading passages of the most boring subject and I'd still be intrigued...she's that good!

This is a BIG and BEAUTIFUL sprawling church and grounds!…read more The church is modern with ample seating and has clearly marked restrooms and a big nursery, upon entering. We went to the church's "Living Nativity" on Sun., Dec. 17, 2017, per a reccommendation from my co-worker. Plus the event was on my Facebook scroll. The event was very well organized by such nice people (parishioners). They all kept things moving, without being bossy. You basically check in (the event is free!) and then get a ticket w letter(s) on them. You then go into the sanctuary, watch an overview of the program and the opening 'Adam and Eve' act in a sweet short play scene with great backdrops. The young actors were no kidding, really GOOD! After that, you wait for your ticket letters to be shown on the movie screen then proceed to the lobby for further instruction. In the lobby, is a volunteer holding up your ticket letter(s). Listen up! Since the event brings sooo many people (I heard one parishioner say that they had 2,300 people the night prior!!!!), it takes a while to go to each station (95% of them are outside). But each station is only about 5 minutes max. Plan to dress warmly and spend about 1 1/2 hours total. Free hot chocolate and cookies when you are finished. Such a wonderful and sweet event (yes, I teared up a few times) to further get you into the miracle of Christ plus magic and beauty of the holiday season!

I love this church, it's so large and such awesome people. they have many activates and groups,…read morelike youth group, VBS, Sunday school, Soccer camp and more. You should totally cheaply it out!