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  Anyone who moved away told us we should appreciate what we had at St. Henry Church and School. Even though it was a large church it always had a keen sense of community. Friends we met there became our surrogate family.

  Added February 16, 2017 by Georgette Therault
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  You will not find a more welcoming church. It saddens and surprises me to hear a review that was anything but welcoming. I was at that first communion mass and there was a Hispanic family that sat in front of us. I have no idea of it was the same family that gave the review. I do know that I had my wife and 5 of my children with me and I barely have enough time to offer them the sign of peace. I also know that the sign of peace is a two way street. If someone didn't receive it, maybe that someone never offered it. I would love for this person to get to know the real St. Henry church. Regarding the church itself, It's big but with a small church feel because it has so many ministries to choose from anyone can get involved. They have done so much for not only the Catholic community but the community around us. During the flood they organized and sent out teams of people to help restore flooded houses. they have a charity construction group that helps those in need, they build schools and churches in Haiti and the list goes on. My apologies to the family that didn't feel welcome. That's a crazy mass to go to. I hope you will give it another try.

  Added December 24, 2016 by Tommy Hagey
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  Fabulous church, Father Mark and Father Anthony are wonderful people.

  Added November 07, 2016 by Everett Gibson
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  I was invited to attend the first communion mass at this church. I went with my mother and sister, and it was a rather unpleasant experience. As a Latina and person of color I felt completely unwelcome. During the sign of the peace no one was kind enough to offer it to us. Furthermore, when we were taking pictures with my mother's goddaughter we received stares and mean looks. Someone even tried hushing us when we were taking pictures just like everyone else was doing with their loved ones. Experiences like these are often to common in America. However, I was sad to see that this type of experience happened at a Catholic Church, as I consider myself a Catholic. It would have been nice to feel welcomed at a place god calls us to be the best versions of ourselves. The experience left me disappointed with the church and our nation.

  Added November 06, 2016 by Araceli Crescencio