The Bridge Church might not be for everyone , because they are not an affirming Church you would be…read morewelcome to go to church but not recommend it to join any life groups or lead in leadership

This church is easy to find right off of Alexandria Pike in Kentucky. I like that it is right by a…read moregas station and a Burger King. The church is clean with nice well stocked facilities. They have water fountains where you can fill up a water bottle too. The staff is really nice and can help you and call you back. They are truly there to serve others and take care of business.

Really love this church. Everyone is very friendly, the ministers are educational and…read morethought-provoking, and the choir is fantastic. It is more of a progressive Presbyterian Church and is exactly what I had been looking for.

Excellent choir directed by Earl Rivers. Wonderful organ in an acoustically vibrant space. Services…read moreare timely, ending on time. Theology: Searching.

This is a small country church where the people really care about you. Been attending here since…read more2011. The people really care about you and pray for you when they say they will. Teaching is from the Bible!! Small enough that your kid can play the little piano song they learned or sing a song if they would want to.

This church is an absolutely stunning work of architecture! I don't believe I've ever seen one like…read morethis. I was able to see so much of it due to the Queen's City Ultimate UnderGround Tour, and was thrilled when I learned about the crypt beneath the floor. LORDY this place is completely beyond amazing. The stained glass, The parquet inlaid floor in the pulpit behind/beneath the double sided crucifix, which itself is a rarity. This truly is a place you HAVE to see when visiting Cinci.

Beautiful church! I was here as part of an Underground Tour and was glad we stopped here. We…read moreentered through the garden where one of the Franciscan brothers was working. Along with our tour guide, he gave us some great information on the history of the church. Once inside, we visited a tomb under the altar. I was a little uncomfortable with people taking pictures of the headstones but it was very interesting. When the church was built they had to move some remains that were in the cemetary so the vault served that purpose as the final resting place for several people. The interior of the church is really lovely. There are pictures of it from the past and it was previously much more ornate. Still beautiful but I prefer the interior as it is now. The skylights, stained glass and organ are of particular interest.

Best festival I went to all summer. Will definitely be back next year! Amazing music and food and…read morefamily atmosphere

Visited for Easter Sunday Mass. This is a very solid parish by the evidence of the bulletin…read morelisting the many group meetings, activities to aid in the parishes spiritual growth. If I was looking for a parish home, this would be a strong contender.

We attended the 9:30am Mass on 12/1/2024. The Mass was beautiful in it's simplicity. Fr. Zachary…read moreCecil's homily was timely, spot on, and I learned something about everyday life. This Church is beautiful; both the building and the people. We were honored to attend a Baptism afterwards.

Absolutely beautiful, a wonderful place to witness the sacrifice of the mass. The architecture is…read morestunning but cannot compare to the greatness of Heaven which it points to.

St. Jerome Office is at the above address, but the church is located at: 131 Rohde Avenue,…read moreCincinnati, 45230. Phone: 513-231-7042. We visited this quaint little church recently and it reminded me of the little church of my youth. Very small and sweet looking. It seems that the entire upstairs is the sanctuary and below perhaps a meeting hall or something that might be used for dinners? The priest was really down to earth and he mentioned he had some health issues lately and got lots of cards, food and attention, but that he wasn't going to thank everyone by written card. He talked about individual church members because everyone seemed to know everyone. As a matter of fact, the young girl who handed out the bulletin every week was also selling girl scout cookies and that you could order some on the way out. It was a very intimate type of church to belong to and it felt very good to be there.

This is the most lovely church. Fell in love at first sight. Very small and quaint. So beautiful…read moreand it has nice parishioners and priest. Also, on the side it has an elevator for handicapped people which is very rare and nice.

Architecturally this church is just breathtaking. Truly a masterpiece! My hubby and friend were…read moreinspecting the huge marble columns inside of the church and couldn't find any seams. One of the parishioners who knew a lot about the church said that it had the largest columns made of single pieces of marble anywhere in the United States for certain - perhaps the world. I imagined out-loud that they had to have literally built the church around the columns and in a sense they did as they were acquired during the building process!! As you look at the stained glass, you will be struck by the vibrancy of the colors. The carvings, the painting of the walls and art are dazzling. We were even allowed up where the choir section used to be and from there you can read on the huge beams that horizontally cross the ceiling inspirational words. It's too bad most parishioners will never see them from where they are sitting. Stunning carved stone. I could go on and on. Of course, I am a huge fan of art deco, so the interior really spoke to me. The cantor and the choir were wondrous! It seems this church is active as they hold an annual parish picnic with St. Teresa joining St., Catharine. There are Fish Fries during Lent and, of course, the St. William Festival. It's too bad there isn't a written history on the building/architecture of this church as it is uniquely remarkable.