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  Not an ornate cathedral, but a good church.
  I'm also trying to offset Caitlin's rating as she appears to give all.the area churches a one star rating.

  Added March 09, 2017 by Loran Paprocki
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  The Catholic Church is the work of divine Providence, achieved through the prophecies of the prophets, through the Incarnation and the teaching of Christ, through the journeys of the apostles, through the suffering, the crosses, the blood and death of the martyrs, through the admirable lives of the saints… For beginning with the apostolic chair, down through successions of bishops, even to the open confession of all mankind, it has possessed the crown of teaching authority.
  St. Augustine of Hippo (354-430 A.D.) on the Catholic Church

  Added January 28, 2017 by Val Perez
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  absolutely love the gothic revival architecture. the roaring pipe organ is wonderful. great school, great services. i go to saturday night masses. i love them. ive attended day masses before. and i think they are spectacular.

  Added November 13, 2016 by Nicholas Wenban