This place has been a cornerstone of my childhood and is now being one for my kids. I have my faith…read morebecause I felt safe here and my kids feel safe here and make friends outside of school that have the strong sense of belief as they do. This church does have its own school for grades K-8 and then right next door is Chaminade-Madonna for 9-12. I know that the school does have a strict dress code and you do have a tuition to pay but the kids I know that have gone to school there say it's great. My kids attend Sunday school there and their catechism teachers are so great with them. Of course to be safe they've all had to be cleared by background checks. My kids sometimes hate having to get up for it, but when they are done with their day there, they can't stop smiling.

Se siente mucha espiritualidad , las personas que se congregan son muy agradables incluyendo al…read moresacerdote.

We misunderstood Catholic education and chose to homeschool our child. We expected a Catholic…read moreschool to prioritize Christ-like values and shaping faith through Christ's example. Unfortunately, we've had to explain our kid "middle finger gestures" and bad language regularly heard from peers since First Grade. We also had to deal with our 7-year-old asking us, during First Grade, about other kids who were having boyfriend and girlfriend split-ups "drama" at just six years old -one of the kids that calls everyone in his class "Bro" or "J..k".The Taylor Swift Eras Movie watch party was actually an event promoted and sold to the parents by the Catholic School, for the little ones to "enjoy"- despite her pro-abortion firm stance, sexualized lyrics and choreographies, a performer that recreates demonic customs and pagan lyrics like: "His love was the key that opened my thighs" or "Spider-boy, king of thieves, Weave your little webs of opacity, My pennies made your crown.Trick me once, trick me twice" Corinthians 15:33 "Do not be misled: Bad company corrupts good character." 21 You cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons too; you cannot have a part in both the Lord's table and the table of demons. We don't celebrate Halloween or encourage costumes that aren't biblically themed. We avoid excessive sugar, considering it detrimental to children's health. Whether you see it as extreme or just a candy-sharing event, we believe that exposing children to demons, monsters, idols and zombies, that are celebrated national and internationally by evil spiritual forces on one specific day, contradicts the principles of the Bible and a Christ-centered education. We also disagreed with children witnessing alcohol sales and consumption at the Catholic School-organized festivals, especially inside the school premises and same environment that the children should consider their role model place for their education, the growth of their faith, and the extension of The House of God. Also multiple parents' events are sold as: "Sip and Be Social" or Casino-themed galas. Ephesians 5:8-11 Live as children of light... Have nothing to do with the fruitless deeds of darkness, but rather expose them. We were also concerned about the school's drastic security policy changes, which overlook the unfortunate events that had happened recently to Christian and Catholic Schools. They allow high school students from the nearby public schools to roam freely on campus and their parents can even drop off their children in the same area as our younger students, raising significant safety concerns.The parents' concerns escalated to the school deleting a private chat where parents brainstormed security ideas. It was ordered to be deleted because two parents carelessly posted a nonsensical meme of the pastor defending the school by himself and an explicit video of Charlie Kirk.The posts were removed quickly at the request of all members. Note that this wasn't the formal school-only dedicated chat for a classroom, but a private one among parents or community members who had been related to the school in the past, concerned about the kids wellbeing and to discuss worries that may involve the catholic community. Unfortunately, freedom of speech is stifled by bureaucracy. I pray for these young angels to remain steadfast in Christ. I pray that their attendance at Mass is filled with Christ's wisdom and that it dwells deeply in their hearts. I pray that everything improves as they draw closer to the path of our Lord and Savior. Philippians 1:6 reminds us to be confident that "he who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus."

Es una iglesia hermosa con una comunidad preciosa. Unidos en la fe y el amor a Dios. Father Ed es…read moreun gran Padre

Temple Beth Emet is a fabulous, fun, and safe way to cherish the Jewish religion. As I have…read morereviewed before in my TBE Day School review, TBE is an amazing place to be! The rabbis, cantor, staff, teachers, and everyone in between truly make TBE a fabulous and fun way to learn and celebrate the Jewish religion! I have grown up with Temple Beth Emet as my home from my nursery school education to my Bat Mitzvah. I love and highly recommend Temple Beth Emet!

Attended several Bat Mitzvah ceremonies and parties at this temple. They also have a religious…read moreschool and ample parking for large events. Tonight is a later in life Bat Mitzvah for a relative.

We love St. Paul. It's a warm, loving environment that is Christ centered. We are so blessed to…read morehave our daughter here. She is so happy to go there and she has learned a lot.

Such an amazing school! I sent my son here and now my daughter. I knew from the moment I toured the…read moreschool it was a special place. the teachers and staff are genuine people who really care about the kids. It feels like extended family.

This is strictly based on attending on Sunday's. Regarding the politics, finances, or serving…read moreopportunities I am still ignorant. Regarding Pastor Bob, he is a great speaker. What I look for in a pastor is someone who is sincere. He is clearly himself and doesn't put on a mask. He will talk about his flaws and everything. Also, he is very knowledgeable and really looks at scripture in the historical lense. The people are very welcoming and always smile. One of the best parts though is the coffee shop on the second floor. It is non-expensive and very delicious. If you are looking for a church, it is definitely worth visiting.

Had a college town campus from up north feel to it. Think South Carolina and Virginia style feel…read more Worship was great. The message was solid. Learned a good Bible story along the way. The people were kind and my son loved his experience in the kids ministry. Definitely recommend for those looking for a homy feel church!

Father Jeffery is absolutely wonderful. I would attend any of his masses. Unfortunaty the priest…read morethat officiated my mother funeral 2 years ago was a complete disgrace. My mom was a devout Catholic and insisted on going to church regardless of her physical state. For this priest to disrespect mom by not only being 25 minutes late to her funeral which we paid him for, he referred to mom as "he" Repeatedly and when he did attempt to use her name, it was not her name! Instead of apologizing for being late, he actually said he forgot he had a funeral, although we had emailed the night before. He had been to our home twice. He gave mom the last rights. Because he was so beyond disrespectful I will never set foot in a Catholic church again. There is something fundamentally wrong with the catholic church if this is acceptable

I've only been here once but it was a very pleasant experience. My wife and her family have known…read moresome of the clergy and have been involved for decades, I haven't heard them voice any complaints. They were all very compassionate and sympathetic for the funeral, offered magnificent spiritual insights to everyone. Some angry and understandably grieving people have left horrible reviews attacking the pastors for not being atheistic and agnostic enough during funeral services, but I suspect those are coming from people again understandably going through a tough time because the sermon, messaging, and interactions were all very compassionate and in line with Catholic teaching, whether or not you align with the ever-increasing atheism of the Church under socialist Pope Francis

Really good school my son has learned a lot here not only the but the teachers care for the childrenread more

I was visiting this church for a tag sale to benefit their school but I have always admired St…read more Gregory Catholic Church on University Drive in Plantation when passing by. The church stands out beacon of faith for the Catholic community of Broward County. St. Gregory Catholic Church was established in 1959 under Father Michael Keller. In 1961 the parish was dedicated. In 1979 a fire destroyed the church but the congregation came together under the Reverend Martin Cassidy and rebuilt the church which opened in 1982. In 1988 the church opened a school. The present school was completed in 1995 and expanded in 2000. The school is open to students from PK to 8th grade and has been recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as an exemplary school. The church has a number of charities that it supports and you can volunteer in many ways to help the community. The church holds mass in both English and Spanish. Mass is held every morning, and seven times on Sunday. A complete list of mass times can be found on the church website. While visiting the church campus I enjoyed visiting the peaceful Prayer Garden that was completed in 2004. The Prayer Garden features a large fountain, statues, and benches for quiet reflection set amid trees and landscaping. In 2021 Northwest 76th Avenue on the east side of St. Gregory Church was renamed Cassidy Boulevard in recognition of The Reverend Martin Cassidy's accomplishments at St. Gregory Catholic Church. Cassidy who is from Ireland served as pastor from 1974 to 1991. He was a driving force in laying the strong foundation that supports the church to this day.

I am 76 years old and a Catholic grown up from birth in the Catholic Church, I have served on the…read morealter, sang on the choir and a participant in almost every event at my former church. I moved to Florida Two and a half years ago and as St.Gregorys is five minutes from my home and my family children went to the school I began attending the 6:00pm mass however, during Easter I moved to the 10:30 mass as I was uncomfortable as a black person as the church base is more of a Spanish congregation. I usually sit between the fifth or sixth pew in the from the front of the alter towards the isle I have noticed from I have been going there no one ever sit beside me, if they come to my pew they enter from the opposite side leaving a wide gap between themselves and me, if you say good morning or good evening they pretend to speak no English when the time come for offering the sign of peace they look away from you waving their hands they never look you in the face they look everywhere except at you. Today just as the mass started two Spanish ladies said excuse me I came out into the isle so they could pass easily, they stood right next to me but as as the priest said be seated they again said excuse me, picked up their belongings and moved right across to the row opposite my seat which was more filled with their own people. The week before I stoped outside the portico where the priest was greeting people after mass I thought I would introduce myself as a new person to the church he greeted and spoke Spanish to those he met when my turn came he held my hand shook it said nothing and moved my hand to his right meaning I was to continue moving. I guess even when the word of God is being celebrated and the congregants have taken Holy Communion racism and selfishness is still the order of the day. How very sad I have attended mass at the Vatican met the previous Pope on a trip organized my previous Arch Bishop and have never had such a caustic experience at a Catholic Church.