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  Amazing church. Father James is such a loving and devoted Priest. Very welcoming congregation. Just a wonderful place to worship.

  Added March 03, 2017 by Joe P
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  St Matthews is not just mass. It's a religious experience. I always leave with my spirit full of love.

  Added January 06, 2017 by Mark Crane
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  I am drawn to St. Matthew's reverent mass!
  
  The Latin mass is just as it should be.
  
  I pray other Catholic parishes return to the same original tradition.

  Added December 14, 2016 by jtwall85
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  Been going here for over 30 yrs , I love this Church . People are very friendly Father James is a good Priest. :)

  Added October 18, 2016 by Becky Bruce
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  Most people note the beauty of the building when they enter St. Matthew's, but it is more than that. The liturgy and the reverence with which it is celebrated give you peace and joy in addition to the graces which the sacrament itself provides. This is Mass in its best form: a celebration of Christ's sacrifice without pretentiousness, pride, or self involved.

  Added September 10, 2016 by Js M