St Teresa's Church

My Family loves St. Teresa, its a Beautiful church, very welcoming. All of the Priests are wonderful, Father Baker does a wonderful job of making everyone who enters the Church feel like they are a part of a family, I especially love how he ends Ever Mass with "... it doesn't matter who you are, where you come from, what kind of lifestyle you live, everyone is welcome here". This church has really ignighted my want to attend church regularly like my family did when I was little and we have, my mother is now ever a lecture!I cannot wait to be Married in this wonderful church by such a wonderful Pastor in 2016!

This church has service during the day in Spanish. Container in the front to get your Holy water. Wheelchair accessible as well

It's a nice church but needs more hours to help people with there lives to.

I have spent years going to this congregation had my daughter get batised and do her services my mother in-law and family came here today I called to get my son batised and got refused. I have never felt so rejected from a place of God in my life the man was rude and dismissive wouldn't even let me speak. Such a shame a place that once was so beautiful and meant so much to my family has turned this way.

We grew up going to this church. It was one of the best places to go during our childhood. I could name every priest and nun at the time. But as I see everything has changed. My father went every Sunday until he couldn’t go anymore because of his cancer. He always donated hundreds of dollars to your church. Always made it a priority that your church got the money. One of his last requests was to have his last envelope delivered to your church. Now as my father is dying in a hospital bed unresponsive at the downtown Presbyterian hospital I can’t even get a priest to visit him from St Teresa. It is as of this date moving forward I have lost all my faith in the Catholic Church.