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  The church it self is always beautiful and clean. However,we have been with this church for 15yrs, the main church is now the hall. My older children ,all have done their communion and confirmation here and NOW! They are giving so many escuses in ordrer not to perform the religious ceremony. Like when my husband and I wanted to get married. After our church denied us from getting married, we went to speak to the archbishop. His snide remark was; "You two are way too young to know the real commitment marriage really is. Just live together for a couple of years and then if you're still wanting to commit. Then come back."
  I was so furious, but managed to tell him. " I do know couples in late 20's and 30's got married and in a year later divorce. You can't guarantee any age will be Successful, it's all by want to stay married or not. If it was true every Christian married couple should grow old and until death do then part, instead of divorces."
  Of course, he called me crazy. We will need this June 30 years married, with four children and three grandchildren. Pretty good for a couple of stupid little kids.
  

  Added July 19, 2017 by maria maldo
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  The chapel is beautiful, the community a little older, cry room seems to be encouraged (our new church encourages children to participate in Mass, not be hidden in a back room). We did have major issues with the church staff.
  
  We attended this church for a year (registered as parishioners and everything) and were TURNED DOWN to have our baby baptized because the woman in the front office "couldn't find proof that we had paid our tithing every week." I went to our bank and had to have a statement of the checks we had written printed out and returned to the office, asking to speak directly to the priest.
  The woman in the front office would not allow me to mwet with someone else and instead decided to spend more than a few seconds (like the first time we met) double-checking the computer and "didn't unserstand why we couldn't just use the envelopes." And finally allowed us to secure a spot in the Baptismal class.
  This was in 2013. We no longer attend this church because of the lack of welcoming and love that we believe necessary for our family to be part of a Catholic community.

  Added May 03, 2017 by Jessica Martinez
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  Scheduling a mass at this church was a nightmare. They took months just to tell me they we NOT able to schedule my daughters mass. FYI We have been attending this church for eight year, both of my kids had their communion at this church plus I was a volunteer for two years at the CCD classes. I am very disappointed of this church.

  Added March 04, 2017 by Olga Perez