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  Father Jerry is so kind to us, always friendly and approachable. There are a lot of good people in the parish, and they do a lot of work to assist those in need through St. Vincent de Paul. We were welcomed with open arms. The church is recently remodeled, with a beautiful new painting of St. John Neumann, the founder. And the school is excellent. The kids are nice kids from good families. We always feel like we belong. Some people are into big fancy parishes, but I prefer the smaller scale of a village church where you really get to know people.

  Added June 04, 2017 by Traci Takacs
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  C-Hope is held there and it is the worst! It is a complete ripoff of TLC and that Emily Kemp person just wants people to quit TLC and go there instead! I do NOT recommend C-Hope at all. They copy everything TLC does. I really hope People Inc. sues C-Hope.

  Added September 27, 2016 by Sophie Hanssel
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  I grew up in this parish and made many of my sacraments there. It was always a second family home. I am all grown up and live out of state. I enjoy going to mass when I visit every few years. The beauty of a small town is that it remains the same warm and welcoming parish. The people are the same wonderful caring people. It is just like Mrs. Zadarsky's kindergarten room or Mrs. Konjakoski's second grade room. It is nice to know that this has not changed.

  Added August 23, 2016 by mj shep