St. Agnes Roman Catholic Church

***Review is actually only for their Lenten Fish Fry

Fabulously friendly people working. Not to mention how efficient and smoothly they have the crazy long line of patrons moving through. Great portion sizes-pictured is a platter and a sandwich.

This is my brother-in-law's and my nephews' church. The boys both went to K-8 there. Unfortunately, my recent visit was for my brother-in-law's mother's funeral. I'm not Catholic, but everyone there was very nice. It's a beautiful church, and it was a nice service.

Really, really great. We felt like they actually cared about us and our being there. We're family of 4 and with covid it can be hard to find a spot to sit, especially when we're typically running a few minutes late! They worked to find us a spot but there was nowhere to sit in the pews. They then worked with us to go sit downstairs where they had s whole projector setup with chairs and everything. They came down and checked on us, brought communion down there, etc. I was really blown away. The music and service were great as always.

I attended the Easter Sunday Service here with my daughter, son-in-law and 19 month old grandson. There is a decent amount of parking and the grounds are very well maintained. The consensus that I heard was that the sermon went on a way too long. This was evident by all the parents out in the vestibule with their toddlers. I enjoyed quietly playing with my grandson there before going outside as the temperature had finally warned up a bit. The Father leading the service was very friendly and interacted with the patrons. I am not a practicing Catholic or anything else but I do feel that the message became less impactful as the sermon went on and on. As a guest at the church I found all the patrons very nice when I interacted with them.