Heart of Jesus Maronite Rite - Fort Lauderdale (FL)

1 /5 Mike Hobbs: As a utility worker, I dont have access to restrooms when Im working in neighborhoods, so I decided to ask the gentleman in this church if I could use theirs. I was denied with the reason "we dont have public restrooms, its only for the preist." From my understanding, churches help people who are in need, and a restroom seems like a fairly simple request.

5 /5 Maria Cristina Longo: We have been going to this church for the past 2 years. It is our place to call spiritual home, our family and community. We love the Maronite Rite, and the Sunday celebration in English and Arabic. The choir sings beautifully! After mass, everyone is invited to share coffee and light refreshments in the parish hall. Father (Chorbishop) Michael is the best spiritual Father we could ask for. Children and kids are welcome and can attend religious education after mass.

5 /5 Kathy Farnum: What an amazing church. We took my 95 year old uncle Falugo here at his request because he had attended previously while in town.The monsignor delivered an inspiring homily. It is truly a beautiful church.

5 /5 Mn Nt (natycaty2020): I can’t believe I just discovered this little gem. I’ve been wanting to learn more about the different eastern Catholic Churches, and then I found out about this church. It’s small but super cute, and the people are extremely welcoming. The priest here also is very good and kind. I come here for daily mass now, the times just work better for my needs than my local parish. I’m so thankful for this community. I highly recommend!

2 /5 Ashley Malinder: It was a quaint church. Gotta be honest, the pastors getup was a bit extra, but it seems more on the traditional side so get it ig. Also, and I thought this was extreme, there was this guy at the door to the entrance of the congregation who was in charge of letting people in and keeping people out right? Well, I was inside the room sitting down, and I turned my head and saw some people who had just walked through the entrance doors of the church and were about to walk into the congregation when the guy in charge of the door shook his head and closed it in their faces. When I tell you my mouth dropped to the floor. And they werent even late, plus they had children with them- I was like WOOOOW thats crazy. Saw that as a red flag, and overall seems slightly cultish, so would I go back? Probably not but it was definitely an experience.