Here are a few comments we have received at the website since it got up and running. Thanks so much for all your support!
"We love St Alphonsus"
"I really appreciate being able to enter the church early before Mass so I can pray the Rosary. Praying the Rosary while in the presence of the Holy Eucharist is a privilege.Also, thank you for mentioning the sanctity life (womb to the tomb) during the prayers of the faithful; this shouldn't be limited to just the month of October. I also truly appreciate the non-political homilies of Father Appel...I can always tell when something comes from "Homily Helps/Homily Hints" or the latest political happenings no matter how vaguely a homilist tries to cover it to keep the tax exempt status. There is always something to be learned from Father's homilies. There's no looking at the wrist watch when Father Appel is preaching!"
"Thank you for offering the Tridentine Latin Mass."
"I have been going to this church ever since I was born (27 years)!"
If you have a comment or want to leave your two cents, you can click on the Contact bar at the top of hte page or click on "comments" on any blog post.
-Fr. Paul
"We love St Alphonsus"
"I really appreciate being able to enter the church early before Mass so I can pray the Rosary. Praying the Rosary while in the presence of the Holy Eucharist is a privilege.Also, thank you for mentioning the sanctity life (womb to the tomb) during the prayers of the faithful; this shouldn't be limited to just the month of October. I also truly appreciate the non-political homilies of Father Appel...I can always tell when something comes from "Homily Helps/Homily Hints" or the latest political happenings no matter how vaguely a homilist tries to cover it to keep the tax exempt status. There is always something to be learned from Father's homilies. There's no looking at the wrist watch when Father Appel is preaching!"
"Thank you for offering the Tridentine Latin Mass."
"I have been going to this church ever since I was born (27 years)!"
If you have a comment or want to leave your two cents, you can click on the Contact bar at the top of hte page or click on "comments" on any blog post.
-Fr. Paul
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