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  I attended here twice to see what it was like to attend a Catholic Church. It was interesting to see the rituals and people were friendly. But I had no idea that everyone would stand up and go to the front for communion. That was probably my fault for not researching that out first. It made me feel a little weird still sitting there because I was the only their to check it out. There wasn't any real explanation of anything so if your not familiar with catholic faith you will just feel lost... but over all it was a good experience. If I had a recommendation for the church I would suggest ushers for people who have never been maybe have someone sit with them to explain what is going on through the service.

  Added April 13, 2017 by Daniel Cole
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  Nice view, went here to have lunch outside and check the area out one of the odd pockets of spokane that doesn't get that much traffic. Didn't know it was a catholic church. Not sure what the fields across the street are part of but I saw people out running and some walking dogs. The church its self has some interesting architecture going on.

  Added August 19, 2016 by Mike Weiß