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  I had a beautiful experience i confessed my sins and they were forgiving and now i have the peace of God in my heart blessed be the Lord

  Added January 04, 2017 by Maria Fisher
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  Excellent Catholic Church. We don't go as often as we would like (not even close due to life impacts), but the church is polite, welcoming, and willing to accept you, be it once a year, to daily attendence. Fr Chris is rather impressive, both with the confessions (so I hear through my wife - I'm not Catholic, but Christian) and the sermons, and in general. Energetic, and obviously loves his work, but understands people have their own lives to live, including their own choices. He is there as a leader, but not what I would relate as a demanding leader of the faith, meaning, he does not make you feel as if something is wrong because of how devoted you are. Always happy to see you, doesn't make you feel bad for not going more often. I have never felt forced to join the Cahtolic faith, I feel accepted in the church and congregation, and know there would be support should I decide to go that path. That said, this is a Catholic church, and they still have their faith. I wish they were all like this, as I think this is what the church and faith should be like.

  Added October 26, 2016 by Neil Howell