Father George is so spiritual!! I hope he is doing better after open heart surgery!!read more

We came here for 11:30am Sunday Mass to scope out a possible new church home. The congregation was…read morewelcoming, though small. Despite its smaller size, the church felt vibrant and it was pretty packed for a midday Mass. The priest gave an excellent homily, though the deacon was a bit hard to understand. Overall, we really enjoyed Mass here. We did arrive late and even then, had no trouble finding a seat. Notable perk: the seats and kneelers are super cushioned and probably some of the most comfortable I've experienced. There seemed to be many opportunities to get involved with the congregation, even for children's ministries. I'd definitely like to come back!

I was visiting the area and decided to attend New Year's Mass here. First of all, the Church is…read morehuge and it was very well attended, so when it came to singing or responding during Mass it was wonderful to feel so much participation surrounding me. The Mass was beautiful and I'm so glad I attended.

My family has been attending mass here for years. The church is continuing to grow and add on new…read more buildings and community resources. The church is beautiful both inside and out. We currently have 3 priest and the monseinor does 7:00 Sunday early am mass. The decons and staff are all terrific.

Beautiful Catholic Church. Love the messages and the sermons. Only one complaint I have is the…read morepriest that has such a heavy accent it's very hard to understand him. With that being said they now give a piece of paper with his message when you walk in. this means so much And completely needed. Thank you. Ps. The music is amazing and the singers are fantastic.

Great church the only they need to have is a separate section for all kids and the babiesread more

It's not been very long since I sat amongst the faithful families who make Immaculate Conception…read moreCatholic Church, as I am a proud believer in the Lord Jesus Christ. It's Holy Week and Easter is coming on Sunday, so be blessed with the substance of the Lord Jesus, who gave His life in Golgotha, Nazareth. Do what is right and repent your sins, or suffer the consequences of your sin, which is death. Blessings to everyone in Denton, Texas, the Home of Happiness. Cheers, Mark F.

It's been quite a while since I got married, but I still feel the same way about my experience,…read morewhich is why I wanted to write this review. Thankfully, my family and I have since found a church where we feel genuinely welcomed and supported. I grew up attending this church and many of my family members and friends did as well. Because of that, it felt like the natural place to celebrate such a special moment in our lives. Unfortunately, the experience leading up to our wedding was incredibly disappointing. Throughout the planning process many of our interactions with Elsa left us feeling judged rather than supported. It often felt like we were constantly being corrected or expected to meet certain standards instead of being encouraged and welcomed. Rather than feeling excited about getting married in the church I grew up in I found myself feeling discouraged. I believe churches should help people feel welcomed, encouraged, and drawn closer to their faith not leave them feeling like outsiders or ashamed because they don't meet every expectation. (Sometimes unfortunately people do stray away but who are we to judge or make people feel that way?) The day of our wedding was especially disappointing. Shortly after the ceremony we were rushed to leave and were told we needed to get out. After such an important milestone that was an unfortunate way to end. I'm grateful to have found a new church where my family and I feel accepted, welcomed, and able to grow in our faith without feeling judged. I truly hope everyone who chooses to celebrate one of life's biggest moments here has an experience that makes them feel loved and supported.

Keystone is a good church, but the only thing is that they don't do long enough worship and not…read moreenough message. But overall I love this church

Very welcoming and inviting. I enjoy how they preach the Gospel clearly and getting cares out their…read morepeople. It's clear they are internal and Christ centered.

I always attend this Parish when visiting my brother in Bedford. They have a wonderful new priest…read morenamed Fr Joe. He gives wonderful homilies and really helps the parishioners in helping them to understand their Catholic Faith on a deeper level. Love his Catecatücal -spelling?? Minute. Very very instructive!!

Father Joe gives a nice Mass and I was happy when he recently moved weekend confessions to Saturday…read moremorning. After giving a very heartfelt confession the priest did not comment or offer guidance. He simply forgave my sins and gave me a heavy-handed penance that was exponentially out of proportion to the sins I confessed. Very disappointing. I have been Catholic for over thirty years and take confession very seriously. I wish more priests did. My confessions and my money have since moved to another parish.

Wonderful Parish - the Pastor Father Sojourn is very nice, remembers everyone's name, Father Mel is…read moreanother wonderful Priest - he does wonderful homilies and has a children's Mass that is very kind. They work very hard and the Deacons especially Deacon Paul are very holy men. Each Mass has music and has various instruments but stays true to beautiful songs. Wonderful Church with many ministries to help the parishioners . very very blessed to have this Church in my life.

Lovely Church parish and community in a beautiful area. Nice hall and amenities. God bless.read more

Such a beautiful church with a lovely choir. Mass was beautiful though it did feel rushed. Many…read morestatues of saints and of course our mother, The Blessed Virgin Mary. Absolutely breathtaking. One of the many cathedral in Texas! One thing is finding parking for new comers arrive about 30 minutes to find parking.

Saint Patrick Cathedral stood out with its stately Renaissance architecture among other more modern…read morebuildings. The cathedral was built in 1863 and is registered as historic. Back in 1888, the nuns from Saint Patrick purchased land next to the Cathedral in order to open a school in 1889. It became the Saint Ignatius Academy, where students studied and were also housed. It was a quiet weekday, so parking was easy.

When visiting family, we needed to find a Catholic Church for Sunday mass and we're so glad St…read more Catherine of Siena was the 'local' church. We had a wonderful experience. From the second we walked up to the entrance everyone was extremely friendly and inviting. They acted as if we were locals who had been going there for decades. Even though there were 4 adults and 5 kids, no one batted an eye and even made sure to say hello to every single one of us. When our youngest kid got restless during mass & wanted to go outside, instead of getting looks of annoyance, we got looks of happiness & understanding from the other parishioners. That was such a relief as that's not always the case. Mass itself was nothing of note. It's on par with any other mass you'll go to at a Catholic Church. I did appreciate the diversity from the priest to the deacon & the alter servers. It really helped give the feeling of the Universal Church. After mass they had a fundraising breakfast for the Knights of Columbus. I really wish we could have gone to not only help the community, but to spend some more time with the congregation. I definitely plan on attending another mass the next time we are in the area.

Wonderful, peaceful church....great Priest and parishioners.read more

A Symphony of Faith and Fellowship…read more Step inside, and you're welcomed by an interior refined yet gloriously accessible. Generous sightlines, modern amenities such as sanctuary monitors, and a central altar crafted with exquisite woodwork elevate the Mass into a shared, transcendent experience. The architecture is modern yet rooted--in stone and soul. --- A Parish Alive in Diversity Whether you're drawn in by the solemnity of the 8 AM weekday Mass or the vibrant 12 PM Sunday Mass en Español, there's a place at the table for every heart. With multiple English and Spanish Masses each weekend, plus Eucharistic adoration every Friday--including extended hours on First Fridays--St. Thomas embodies inclusion and spiritual nourishment. --- Pastoral Grace & Community Flourish Under the pastoral care of Rev. Benjamin Hembrom, TOR, and Rev. Ignatius Hembrom, TOR--with support from Deacons Michael Handler and Jesus Humberto Serrano--the parish radiates true hospitality. Sermons resonate with heartfelt clarity, and ministerial outreach invites everyone to grow in faith together.

This wonderful Church has a group of Ladies whom go to far extremes to bring a meal, games with…read moreprizes, and even Christmas gifts for the 200 occupants of an Indigent Senior apartment building! They are shining examples of true Christian women! Loving, kind and generous to a fault! We cannot thank them enough for actually "seeing" us elderly and loving us right where we are! Your example of the "Living Christ" speaks volumes & we Thank God for each of you!