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  Passing through and got to attend Easter. Great homily. Got there early and appreciated the rosary too.

  Added February 11, 2017 by Courtney Cox
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  A place for peace and worship and to make lasting friendship.

  Added October 25, 2016 by Gerald Hutchison
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  My 85 year old dad and his older brother and sister live together and belong to this parish. I attend mass there when I visit and they have a nice adoration chapel as well. The pastor Father Robert Cooper and his team are outstanding. Father Cooper is from New Orleans and one of the youngest priests in the area (39?) and provides a lot of care to the community and in preparation for his homilies. I happened to catch mass for his "Who Dat Nation Can Light the World" ...linked to the gospels and the Saints Winning the Super Bowl 10 years back. Father Cooper also provided the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick to my brother before passing a couple of weeks later and he also said the mass for my brother's funeral and provided a wonderful homily linked with much symbolism including "Raising the Fork"...the best is yet to come from his Sicilian heritage. My brother was smiling from heaven.

  Added September 04, 2016 by Keith Hymel