Beautiful Church in Ozone Park The service on the 5th Sunday…read moreof Ordinary Time was with full participation of school children in uniform. Lovely to see. They were Gift Bearers at the service. Reminded me of the service in France at Sacré-Coeur where the children in uniform filled the pews. The nave of the church is ample and majestic. Huge church. The spire and blue green roof led me to the church. I'm glad I found her. The beauty of the stained glass windows all along the church, the roseta above the organ at the front and two big panels at each side of the altar create a visual light sensory experience that enhances the spiritual journey of the service. On this ocasión the organ was not played, but the piano, and a duo of voices led us in song. Very nice. Another jewel of a church. I will come back.

Beautiful church in every way! They have a pre-school right across the street & a Catholic…read moreElementary school as well! They have parking for over 80 cars in two different sections.They have all kinds of activities for the neighborhood. I recently started coming here but I absolutely love it! The church staff are all super nice & attentive, not to mention is a huge church! Fits over 300 people! I will definitely continue coming here. Pictures coming soon so you guys can all see what a beauty Of church this is.

Warms my heart that this church is still very special. This is where I joined the Catholic religion…read morein 1964 by Fr. Fraser so I could be married in church in 1966. Very fond memories. Did not continue to attend as we lived in Queens Village once married, and then to CA.

I was here for a funeral. Nice church. The priest did a good job with the service. The only bad…read morething is very limited parking. I arrived early and got one of the last spaces at the funeral home across the street.

I went on grocery shopping with my catholic husband on Saturday and we weren't able to get back to…read moreBrooklyn on time before 4PM so I decided to help him finding catholic church nearby for him to confess on time. Speaking off St. Bartholomew, nothing is known for sure about the life of Nathaniel/Bartholomew after the Ascension of Jesus, but tradition holds that he preached in the East and died a martyr's death in Armenia, being flayed alive for having won converts to the Lord Jesus. We went to St. Batholomew Catholic Church and while my husband went to confession. I sat at the entrance seat. I saw lots of people were coming to warship and the church look so beautiful for me. Mable poles and the arc are well made. Believe it or not, when I put on my GPS and bring me to this church. I was confused because there were at least three churches next to each other. Anyway, I kept going and found it. As the area is Asian, I thought this catholic church will be an Asian catholic church but actually, there are more Spanish member and priest.

Saint Bart's is the most amazing church. Its beautiful and I love praying and singing along with…read morethe chorus. thank you

Original Date: 8.31.2018…read more Yesterday afternoon I attended my very, very first church wedding ceremony for my beautiful friend who I know for 8 years. I was very early and rang the bell for 110-06 turned out it was the church's office. The church staff told me that the main entrance of the church for the wedding ceremony is on Ascan Ave. Also, I asked if my dad can park in the parking lot because it will be difficult to find because we are the strip of Austin Street. My dad waited in the parking lot while I attended my friend's wedding. Why am I giving 3 stars because during the ceremony...all the wedding guests can hear lawn mowing outside of the church grounds. I really hope the videographer can do his magic to remove or cover over that sound. Wow to the person whose phone kept going off then holding a conversation for 5 seconds. You can show some respect for my friends special moment as we witnessed their holy matrimony. I actually had to Google what does receiving a line from the Bride and Groom because this was my very first church wedding ceremony for over a decade. As we hugged the bride + groom + their family then everyone waited outside. Blowing bubbles was the more modern and fun way than throwing rice to congratulate the newlyweds. Congratulations Mr & Mrs Morgan!

A Roman Catholic Church in Forest Hills. Having to live in this area in a past life of adult…read moretimes, sadly I did not have the opportunity to attend Mass. My former love, disappointedly, refuse to register at Our Lady Queen of Martyrs as members. Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Church is located on "Boulevard of Death" and Ascan Avenue is Queens' largest Catholic Cathedral residing one square block. Gorgeous stained glass windows including Rosetta windows adorn the church, and abbey stone arch doors. I would occassionally pop inside for a prayer and seek Holy Water which the grounds are well maintained.

What an incredibly welcoming and inclusive Catholic Christian community. There are members from all…read moreover the world and several different languages are spoken among the congregants. Excellent and timely real world preaching!

Been to this church a few times with family. The church is big takes a full block around and the…read morebest part about it is the inside. It's great for marriage, ceremonies or come at your own time. This is a roman Catholic parish church. I remember coming here for a family reunion and it felt so good it did not even feel like i was in church. I had a blast and it all happen listening to church songs with strangers that i met in church. This is a great place to feel loved, Happy, Emotional. If you ever plan on going to church but no sure which church is best for you. Come to this one on a Sunday morning i will gurranteed you will enjoy it.

Our family moved to Queens 2014 years ago, and we started looking for a local church to attend. The…read morefirst church we went was Ascension, since it seemed to have a great kids program. We felt welcomed and loved from day 1, and have since become active members. The church is Christ centered, with a diverse crowd and very active with the local community. We've been blessed by the church's care and love, as well as by Pastor Michael's and Pastor Stephen's sermons.

Ascension is a welcoming place for newcomers and people of all ages. I have made many dear friends…read more I love being part of a church where God's Word is preached faithfully by caring pastors I can know personally, who pray and care for us. While I don't have kids, I have been involved in the children's Sunday school and music as well as the youth program, and I know much care, prayer and thoughtfulness goes into both.

Attending regular service on Sunday around 10:30 AM was very nice and peaceful. At that week the…read morechurch had a visitor priest to do the service. It was a bit different than usual, but it was good and clear message. The architecture of the church is beautiful, antistatic and history. St. Cecilia Church is a part of Divine Mercy Parish. There are three churches, another two churches are St. Nicholas and St. Francis of Paola. I just really like a local church. There are stories of the area and people who lives around in the old day until now.

Perfect church clean, sweet and peaceful, beautiful stone and architecture and has a great priest…read more Father Rick Love his mass!!! helps to teach us how to cope and live quietly and peacefully in the Lord 5+ stars

We gathered at this beautiful small church in the Bronx to celebrate a funeral mass for a loved…read moreone. Walking toward the church from the funeral parlor across the street there is a beautiful statue of the Virgin and baby Jesus on the side in the garden. Inside the church, the nave is like a wedding cake, with cream colored icing and decorated with vibrant colors stained glass. The Priest gave a very nice sermon for the Mass, accompanied us to the Cemetery to perform the last blessings at the tomb site.