St. Justin Martyr Catholic Church

"Wonderful parish and Catholic school. This is a very welcoming community. The liturgies are inspiring, perfect for reflection and prayer. There are many parish ministries, providing opportunities for all to participate and grow in faith. The dedication of the teachers is evident, and the children display a wonderful blend of respect, curiosity, and kindness. St. Justin is not just a place of worship and learning but a vibrant community where values of compassion, respect, and faith are lived out daily. Truly, this church and school are gems in our community."

"Honestly, the worst Catholic Church I’ve been to in my whole life. This Church is probably the ugliest in the Archdiocese. The Priest here has no respect for our Lord. During Covid, this priest removed all the kneelers from the pews so we could be distanced. ARE YOU KIDDING ME! At the name of Jesus every knee shall bow. There were other dumb Covid precautions but I’ll leave that aside. This priest vestments are ugly, the music here is loud and awful, and the church itself again is ugly. Looks Protestant. The Vestibule is prettier than the Church. Honestly this place needs a total makeover."

"God's House of worship for all, especially in the Catholic Faith. Interactive worship with the clergy, music, and congregational members. First time I attended a service here which is a Funeral."

"Attended mass here today at eleven. Homily delivered by Fr. Kemp was interesting and relevant."

"We call Him Helper and Savior, the power of whose name even the demons fear, and today, when they are exorcised in the name of Jesus Christ, crucified under Pontius Pilate, Governor of Judea, they are overcome. Saint Justin, Martyr (100-165 A.D.)"