Excellent things are being offered here for the surrounding community.
Great parish family. We seem to get the best pastors in the Archdioces.
..u alwayz feel confortable. Never out of place r unwanted..
When I first started in the church's RCIA program with absolutely no prior exposure to the Catholic faith, I was naturally a bit nervous. However, with the help of both Fathers and the wonderful parish community, I'm not more than proud to tell people that this is my church. If you're looking for a church where the people are truly devoted to God and to the teachings of the Church, look no further! Every Sunday, I look forward to having the opportunity to go to mass in the beautiful church and stay for adoration afterward in the 24-hour adoration chapel. The people of this parish are so warm and welcoming, they can help anyone fit right in. I will soon be travelling for school but I know that no matter how many different parishes I visit, Saints Francis and Clare will ALWAYS be my home!
Very family orientated Roman Catholic Church, belonging to Indianapolis Arch-diocese. Consists of Church proper, Catholic grade school (Classes 1 thru 8), recently starting Pre-grade school education . Wonderful Catholic curriculum with hard working parish priests, academic and Administrative staff. Parishioners seem to also actively support and aid parish functions.
I love this parish, I love saying rosary and attending mass.
This is a close knit parish yet very welcoming to visitors.
Certainly can feel the Holy Sprite, and we love Fr. Lampert.
GOD, LOVE, PEACE. Love the church its very beautiful and
always has great attendance.
From the blatant inconsideration I received while attempting to contact (at his own request, I might add) Father Lampert, I am beginning to understand why people are no longer interested in participating in the church (specifically the RC church).
Unless I'm mistaken, or perhaps don't have the command of the English language I had previously thought, the words "Contact me" usually means to speak to the person involved. And, yet, when I did as requested, I was ignored by the priest, and told that he was too busy to talk to me, and left no instruction or apology whatsoever.
I may be expecting too much of an otherwise busy individual, but like many others, I tend to hold the proponents of the R.C. church to a higher standard than the average person in the street. As such, I find his indifference to even his own word disconcerting in the least.
Please remember, Father, that you are supposed to be setting an example for the rest of us, according to your own doctrine. I find your rudeness horrifying and terribly depressing. I wonder what He thinks about your blatant self-absorption.