I love this church. Real people. Great music. Friendly and relevant. International focus. Two…read moregreat female pastors.

Advent has just begun. Join us for a multi-generational Advent Workshop on 12/4/16 at 4p. Crafts…read moreCarols and dinner

I am not a member of this church, so this review is only as a guest…read more I have been here about 8 times over the past 10 years. Some happy events, weddings, some not as happy, funerals. But its a lovely church with great pews. Very few obstructions so most can see the alter easily. Beautiful light in this church. The organ is a nice one, although not the biggest around, its well maintained and plays beautifully. All the florists in town know the church well so it always looks great when Im there. Easy and wheelchair friendly restrooms. Easy parking lot in the back.

Union continues to grow and Influence Montclair and the surrounding area. Without reach for…read moreeveryone. Montclair is richer for this faith community

Very nice church filled with very nice people. The priests are very down to earth, and, in general,…read morethe place is simply not stuffy. Father Joe sounds like your best friend at the local bar. Very friendly place.

I am not a religious guy by any means but this is a very nice church. My cousin made me his…read moreconfirmation sponsor and was kind of forced to go. The interior of the church is the typical church feel but the priests were very personable and somewhat funny.

A diverse, spiritual community of faith in action with Mass in English, French/Creole and Spanish…read more The parish is warm, welcoming and active in the community. It's a great place to be spiritually fed, a great place for fellowship and a wonderful place to volunteer.

I went to st Val's for 8 years from 1966 to 1974. I spent years as an altar boy and know this fine…read morechurch like the back of my hand. Many times I worked the early service which was in Polish. My father went to church everyday and usually went to the early Polish service. This put me in the awkward position of having to worry that he would notice any mistakes I would make during the mass. One time I was altar boying the Polish mass with my friend Billy Emerick. Sitting across the altar from the other altar boy was something you did through a large portion of the mass. This one day we looked at each other and just starting cracking up. Our giggles grew into a muted laughter that I'm sure bothered many of the mostly older Polish parishioners, none more than my Father sitting in the front row. As I entered the living room that day to eat the apple turnover from the hilltop bakery I wasn't sure what expect. I was amazed when he simply said " you and your buddy looked like idiots up there" in his best Abe Vagoda voice. If I was still living in Bloomfield I would still be going to St Valentines church.