St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic Church — Attraction in Phoenix

St. Thomas the Apostle Grade School is a prime example of what happens when people never outgrow high school — mean little girls and boys who carry their unchecked generational trauma into adulthood and pass it on like a disease. The bullying that exists here isn’t just among the children; it thrives within the parent community, enabled by silence and wrapped in faux righteousness. I say this not as an outsider, but as someone who used to be part of the inner circle. I’ve seen firsthand the ugly truth behind the polished smiles and Sunday Mass performances.

The harassment I endured — driven by parents, including a local doctor and his HR staff, my former high school best friend — was nothing short of psychological abuse. Thankfully, I was smart enough to get video footage documenting eight consecutive months of abuse in video footage from the Catholic community from 2023 to 2024.And the fact that these individuals are allowed around young children should alarm anyone paying attention. This is not a safe or spiritually guided community. It is a toxic one, cloaked in religious pretense.

As a graduate of Xavier College Preparatory, I’ve never been more ashamed of the Phoenix Catholic community. The values they claim to represent are nothing more than a costume. And the leadership within these institutions should be asking themselves how many more people need to suffer before something changes.

If you have a child who has experience bullying in their life, the Catholic community is not an education for you. Your child will thrive better at a public school. The Catholic school system in Phoenix is one of the most disgusting systems I’ve ever seen out in my entire life. The school is going to be facing a legal matter, if not a tragedy because of the bullying that takes place, not only from the kids, but the majority of it from the parents. Do...

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Not a very welcoming place for men who are seeking fellowship. Like many other modernized churches this place is run like a business rather than a holy place for the community. There are self appointed security guards who roam the grounds complaining about "trespassers from the community." The exact opposite of Christian welcoming and charity....