St. Teresa's Roman Catholic Church

"After checking times Church would be open on its website was very disappointed to find Church doors locked during hours website it would be open"

"Beautiful church, great ministration, I love to go here it takes my mind off things."

"Have never forgotten the good times I had there and the excitement when they opened the new church...still remember the old church which was in the basement. I was one of the altar boys who was part of the opening ceremonies when the new St Teresa (Theresa)Church opened. Moved out to Wantagh in 1953 when I was in class 6B; they advanced me to 7th grade since I was in a split year (6B) in September 1953; I was still way ahead of the curriculum than Levittown Jr/Sr high school was; I was part of the opening of the Levittown Memorial Jr/Sr High School. Never figured out if I would have been graduating class of 1955 or 1956 at St. Teresa. Sad to see they could not keep the school open; St Sebastian is a long walk from the Celtic apartments where I lived. Guess you have to take the bus or subway. I imagine there are not enough nuns to staff schools anymore; that really hurts the manufacturing of wooden yardsticks, the nuns weapon of choice. :) Wonder what ever happened to P.S. 125 on 46th street."

"Very beautiful catholic church inside and out. Attended a baptism there and it was very nice and organized. They offer masses in English and Spanish throughout the week."

"Beautiful Church where my children were baptized. I chose my apartment because I could stand on the roof in times of trouble and pray. I could also see the fireworks in NYC and the top of the Citi Consumer Skyscraper in Long Island City."