Saint Andrew Catholic Church

Beautiful building inside and out with outstanding Leadership team. Mass was nicely paced and didn't feel rushed. Fellow churchgoers were very warm and friendly as well, an excellent sense of friendship. Also they have tons of events and activities throughout the year.

It's a beautiful church, the parking is easy and convenient. It is in an upper -income area, and it shows. All of the facilities are nice. The pews are even padded. My bad back was grateful for that!

Beautiful church. I would love to go in person to Mass and receive Communion. I do not feel safe due to the fact that face mask are not required. I went to an early midweek Mass and so many parishioners including the pastor were not wearing a mask. For everyone but in particular the health compromised attendees this is a major concern. Please Mask Up.

St. Andrew's is a wonderful catholic parish to be a part of. Even though it is quite large it doesn't feel that way. Even after I moved out of my parents house and technically don't live in St. Andrew's, I still meet them for church early Sunday mornings. I love the community feel it has and we all know each other so it doesn't feel like a big parish, it feels cozy. Plus they always have it looking so wonderful with their decorations especially at Christmas.

Despite its size, St Andrew is the most welcoming and inclusive community with joyous celebration of mass and spectacular music. Priests are all excellent orators and very actively involved in getting to know the parishioners and attending school, CYO sports and scouts activities. We love how family oriented St Andrew is—Monsignor actively encourages children in the church despite the cry room availability. There is also a weekly children’s liturgy. It is a very active church with a great variety of volunteer opportunities to be involved in lay ministry. The church is always beautifully decorated and clean. St Andrew is a prayerful, generous and supportive community.