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  Peacefull and very emotional in the presence of our holy father amen. Service is very important and I learn a lot amen thank you

  Added January 07, 2017 by Abraham Sanchez
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  I left this school in 1959. Loved all times spent there. All nuns held us in special reverence. Sister Nicholas. Sister clarise. Sister Elizabeth. You model me to be the adult I became. I praise my pArents and the nuns who model me. The priest who molested mwhommolested me may he rest in he'll. I thank all who waS there for me. Old and over it. Since all are dead except me

  Added January 04, 2017 by ginny Walton
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  The rosary on Friday night was a beautiful experience.

  Added October 04, 2016 by Linda Pastor
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  Went to noon mass first Sunday after Trump inaugural. This was my first visit, as I am new to A.C from New York and in search of a Catholic church. Priest gave a blatantly political sermon, praising the demonstrators of the day before, purposely misquoting Scriptures, "What Jesus meant to say was..." and saying "Now, I'm not being political" several times, which was a sure sign of being political. Priest should remember that it was Hillary's people who called catholicism a "bastardization of religion" in their emails and talked of "infiltrating" the Catholic Church. It is priests like this that are causing conservative Catholics like me to leave the church in droves. I couldn't take it, had to walk out. While I remain a Catholic in my heart, I guess I will travel far out my way next Sunday and give St. James in Ventnor a try, hopefully they will be more traditional and less political. Shame on the priest who would use the sacred altar to praise hateful and vulgar demonstrators. I did not vote for Trump, but may God bless him and lead him.

  Added September 30, 2016 by w.a. Daponte