St. Paul & Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church — Attraction in New York

I guess I'm biased as i was raised in the catholic church. And although there was a long period of time went i didn't go to church i akways knew that i could always come back into the fold and I'd be welcome with open arms and that's exactly what my experience has been now that I've come back to the catholic church. This catholic church serves a long part of the latin community here in east harlem. Therefore most of the masses are conducted in latin which i completely understand because this is how the church conducted there mass back when i was younger. So it's not only a moving experience it is also nostalgic to say the least. The church is always crowded and the congregation is also very active in church affairs. So all i can say is if you haven't been to church in awhile by all means come home your...

If only I could give this church a negative review. My family and I attended the Guadalupe mass and at the end of the service we had asked the priest to bless my child. The priest not only gave my mom attitude when she approached him and had some questions for him, he also did not want to bless my child at the end of the service and told me that “God told him that he can tell by looking in my child eyes that my child could not be blessed”. How disrespectful can you get? You would think that as a priest your calling is to bless and bring people closer to God. I am extremely disappointed and feel disrespected...

This is a beautiful church now; the lovely renovations were long overdue. The new lighting, paint and freshened up decor in the Church & Rectory make this a Church you want to visit and stay a while, like the Churches in the more affluent neighborhoods. The administrative staff are very friendly and knowledgeable of Diocese protocol and procedures My only complaint is that St. Paul's Church is not wheelchair accessible and has many stairs; too bad for the elderly and sickly...