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The Basilica of St. Mary Star of the Sea is a church, located at 1010 Windsor Ln, Key West, FL 33040, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 305-294-1018, visit their website www.stmarykeywest.com for more detailed information.

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1010 Windsor Ln, Key West, FL 33040, USA
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10 Reviews

  • Tim Dolson
    19 November 2017

    Beautiful church, 9:00 AM Mass with Childrens choir was great. Spot on homily for 33rd Sunday of ordinary time. Very welcoming congregation.

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  • Brian Smith
    07 November 2017

    The kind and loving people of this beautiful Basilica caused me to join the Church. All are welcome and I encourage people to visit the church and grounds to see a part of old Key West.

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  • Henrytg1
    19 June 2017

    Beautiful grounds. Worth a stroll.

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  • Robert Zinn
    23 April 2017

    A beautiful Church and grotto. Mass lasted about 45 minutes. The pews and kneelers were very comfortable.

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  • Den Izzy
    16 April 2017

    Perfect place to rejuvenate old beliefs

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  • Tom Rapsas
    14 November 2016

    A place of stillness and beauty, where you can sense the presence of God.

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  • Jonathan Brunold
    13 November 2016

    Love this church. Great gift shop.

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  • B.T. Morales
    11 August 2016

    Beautiful church, friendly and welcoming community, kind and warm priest. The grotto garden us lovely.

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  • David Williams
    07 August 2016

    What a beautiful church. Loved the Mass.

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  • C Brand
    16 January 2016

    A strange experience: visited this place while on vacation last Saturday. The music was awful---so awful there was very little congregational participation. It seems that, with the history and the role this place holds, the music, liturgy and worship SHOULD be better than this. BUT, the kicker is that, after the service, my friend and I introduced ourselves to the minister, who said about three words to us then, in mid-sentence, abruptly walked away from us, went into the front door and closed it! We just stood there dumbstruck. I wonder if he noticed the Magen David around my neck or thought, because two guys were visiting together, we were a couple?? I thought visitors/strangers are supposed to be welcome in a religious place..

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