St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish - Jackson, California

St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish

La Iglesia Católica ofrece una comunidad de fe y espiritualidad a sus miembros y visitantes en el corazón de Jackson, CA. Con una dirección clara y accesible, la Dirección: 11361 Prospect Dr, Jackson, CA 95642., este lugar es un destino espiritual ideal para aquellos que buscan conectar con su fe y la comunidad.

Información de Contacto

Teléfono: 2092232970
Página web: amadorcatholic.com

Especialidades

La Iglesia Católica ofrece una variedad de servicios y actividades que satisfacen las necesidades espirituales de todos. Algunas de sus especialidades incluyen:

Misa y otros servicios religiosos
Educación y formación espiritual
Comunidades y grupos de apoyo
Eventos y festividades

Características y Accesibilidad

La iglesia cuenta con características que facilitan la accesibilidad para todos:

Entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas
Estacionamiento accesible para personas en silla de ruedas

Opiniones y Valoraciones

La Iglesia Católica ha recibido una opinión media de 4.3/5 según las valoraciones de Google My Business, lo que refleja la satisfacción de sus miembros y visitantes.

Recomendación

Si estás buscando una comunidad espiritual auténtica y accesible, St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish es una excelente opción. Con su ubicación clara y sus características de accesibilidad, no te pierdas la oportunidad de conectarte con tu fe y la comunidad. Visítanos y descubre por ti mismo por qué somos un lugar de encuentro para muchos

👍 Opiniones de St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish

John H. V.

1/5

If you found my review helpful, please like it 👍🏼. This was my fist time to Saint Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish in Jackson, California and unfortunately will be my last time. After the Liturgy of the Word on the Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time, you would expect any priest - including their pastor - would give a homily related to the readings especially our Gospel. Priests should never - ever - use their homily for topics unrelated to the readings when the scriptures is to embolden our relationship with Jesus Christ. Sure, there might be topics that "touches" the readings like why parishioners should donate. Unfortunately, Pastor Colin Wen chose a unrelated topic: his views in music. In addition to sharing how Pastor Colin Wen felt about music, how it should be used, why it should be used, and what types of music to use, I was waiting ... and waiting ... and waiting ... on how his views on music connected with our readings. To me as a visitor, it sounded like Pastor Colin Wen just wanted a venting session on music when it should be held outside of Mass to the wider community. If we are suppose to be led by a shepherd to follow closer to Christ, then I would not recommend Saint Katharine Drexel Catholic Parish to any of our friends or family especially those who value the gift and order of our Liturgy within our Roman Catholic Church.

Robert C.

5/5

Love this Parish, its humble parishioners. And our Pastor Father Colin Wen, whose enthusiasm for Christ radiates out from him.

Elizabeth

5/5

Being new to the Parish a few years ago and having returned to my faith after nearly 15 years, I found St. Katharine Drexel Parish I have never felt so welcomed to any Parish I have ever attended. Father Wen and the Parish family invited me in and welcomed me home. I grow spiritually from Fr. Wen’s homilies, as he calls us to live as Christ has commanded us and is not afraid to address topics important in our modern culture. He takes his role as Pastor to his flock very seriously and is a source of inspiration and encouragement. I feel blessed to be a part of this Parish.

Brian L.

5/5

Saint Katherine Drexil Parish is an amazing place to encounter the Church started by Jesus Christ 2000 years ago. This parish has an amazing warm and inviting staff and Priest, several ministries serving the people of Amadore County and amazing community of Parishioners who live and follow Christ. This Church for anyone, Catholic or non Catholic, to encounter the fullness of faith through Jesus Christ.

Victorina R.

5/5

My granddaughters had their first communion in this church. Beautifully done. As you walk in you feel welcome and at peace. Even if no one talks to you, you feel home🙏

Mr. &. M. R.

1/5

My husband and I were enjoying the sunset from the parking lot after grabbing coffee from Starbucks. A man walked over to our car and said this is private property so we must leave. My husband explained that we were just enjoying God's beautiful work and were not doing anything inappropriate. He said the sherriff will come and make us leave so it's best we leave and said that he was not discriminating. Sure. That has never happened to us before. What kind of church is this?! Definitely not the body of Christ.

Anna C.

1/5

Unfortunately, I too had a very "different" feeling attending mass here yesterday on Palm Sunday. Very click"ish". I have a strong background in Roman Catholic Faith. Attended Catholic/Parochial School my whole life; even through Grad School. I am also a teacher at a Catholic School in SF. I am born and raised Californian for 4 generations. Never have I felt this un-welcome at any Church of any Catholic/ Christian Faith. Music:)!!! Was very good (I wish I could give her 10 stars)*. The environment was just a bit different, not exactly traditional which is ok ( no stained glass/ no traditional older art). I was looking to see if St.Patrick downtown was open and it was not; it directed me here (maybe they should re-open the historical church in old town?)*. I have several homes in CA and one happens to be in this area, and I also have animals so I have made many friends here in this area:). There were many greeters at this Church with name tags, but they don't say anything and only talk with their buddies. Most faces of the Parishioners looks "sad" "gloomy" "depressed". The priests the same, be happy!!!! Cultural diversity on a low so if you aren't from here, they seem to "know" you aren't from here and don't look the "standard". I am proud to say that my school church, and Catholic Churches here in SF would welcome any new friends right in, (even my school children would:) makes me proud)*. This whole situation made me reflect on how proud I am to be part of an open community that allows anyone who believes in Jesus to enter. I said hello to someone wayyy after mass was over and an older woman from across the church "shushed me "!!! LOL.. Really funny! After that, the few people left in the church left so fast, like they were scared or would get "in trouble"!!! Seems like a few small town "bullies" there. There were many very loud / playing children (no big deal really) during mass and the grumpy woman didn't "shush" any of them, and that was during mass. Pretty sure she "knew them" and was picking on me..lol... After reading the other comments, thank God I wasn't kicked out of the parking lot lol like the other poor people here. Someone told me "Grace" is good church to try if you need somewhere to attend and other Christian churches along the way, maybe they would be more inviting. All mass responses were also "sing" song responses. Good for the kids I assume:). Just happy I received communion (no other Eucharistic ministers- took really long).* Thanks be to God:) Blessings, I just wish I read the reviews first* Didn't realize I would ever need to do that regarding a Church Community. Have a great day:)

Jeannine C.

4/5

8 AM Sunday Mass has the smallest attendance. Easy to worship and maintain distance. Mask wearing strongly encouraged. Social Hall available w livestream from inside church if one is nervous about crowds indoors.