St. Francis of Assisi Church

Beautiful First Communion ceremony

Beautiful,traditional catholic church. A perfect place to worship, glorify and praise God. Everyone is welcome. The community is great and the people are great too. The parking was a bit hectic but not bad. The procession before the mass was beautiful as well. My family and i, sincerely enjoyed the mass.

Beautiful interior wish they had a Quiet Mass

Don't understand why people complain about the collection baskets! They are an important if not main source of revenue to keep the churches open and functioning.

This is a good church. I think having a Polish Mass is a marvelous thing because it promotes unity and maintains a sense of connectivity to a large portion of our community. Traditional values brought over from other countries get a chance to continue here in the US. So much is lost in Sunday family gatherings today as many don't do it as they used to. I'm not Polish myself but growing up in an Irish Italian family I miss the get togethers with friends and relatives. That sense of family and love is separated by geography and lack of respect for the older generations replaced with television and cell phones. But church should be a source of inspiration and encouragement. The new clergy at this church is more involved with the members and approachable. But there should be more invitations to join activities especially in the summer so that the members can get to know one another. Invitations should be mailed or signed up for to assess attendance. The pews need more leg room and the audio is still not quite understandable largely because of accents there is not enough clarity of pronunciation to hear the gospel or it's interpretation. Don't take my review as the only opinion just ask the crowd. Standing at the altar you can't hear what we hear and we need to be asked from all directions. My ears are fine but this needs more attention. Other than that as with most Catholic Churches there is not enough emphasis on why we must give to the church. It is true that to give to God there is a return on your giving just name it in prayer. But only to say we need to pay bills or there is a need somewhere because of poverty is not enough. A better incentive is for people to know that our Lord is our provider and He doesn't need our money. But when we give to church or a good cause there are visible rewards yes, visible, tangible rewards in this world. We don't have to wait for the next. God wants us to be provided for here on earth. We can prove the Lord on this as He can show us He increases our supply as well. Just believe, trust, name it, and give. Watch God show up.