Church of the Epiphany

Great space for large events

A commemorative monument next to the Epiphany Church for the September 11,2001 episode

A lovely church. I was there for a funeral so not much else to say except that it was a lovely service.

Fr Titus’s New Year message inspired me for the year. Very friendly Parish. Practical place for young families with children. Beautiful
Music.

extremely friendly and organized

My church was closed New Years evening. I wanted to attend live mass and receive the Eucharist. This was my first experience at at Church of Epiphany. Two large screens adorn the altar aside of the crucifix - used throughout the mass. Prayer and song lyric text appears (twice) in a very large font size. The church is not huge. During homily, the priest told a personal story that rambled along about this and that - the screens displayed visual images relating to his story and even included a clip from the film "Smoke" to make his point which was - slow down you might miss important details - good point, but do we need the film clip? Live, contemporary music - musicians and singers, highly trained and experienced. Throughout the mass, quite a bit of time was spent discussing church social functions and opportunities. A great array of food and drink was presented in the vestibule for all celebrants. I did not partake. I was exhausted.

There were 3 Venezuelan migrants, a mother & her two little girls STANNDING just OUTSIDE the church perimeter while an outdoor feast was prepared for the seated parishioners. My understanding from a number of indifferent parishioners was that they would receive LEFTOVERS later. If Christ were present, wouldn't he have invited them in for a seat and a good meal?