Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church - Baton Rouge (LA)

5 /5 sapphirebluebeauty: I went to St. Francis Catholic Church because on Fridays during lent they sell Fish plates. Let me tell you that the catfish was crispy, seasoned and fried to perfection! The spaghetti and cheese were so DELICIOUS! And that homemade bundt cake I ate in two bites, it was so moist and buttery. The potato salad was "put their feet " in it GOOD!

5 /5 Tristan K: I went here on Wednesday for the 9am mass. The GPS sent me to the school. It was a beautiful church with colorful stained glass windows. There’s not a lot of parking, but plenty of space for a weekday mass. I went in October, so the church was decorated in pink for breast cancer awareness. It was easy to see that the parish is very involved by looking at their bulletin boards and sign-up sheets. The parishioners (about 10) were really nice during mass. The priest gave a great homily. Overall, a great experience. Definitely recommend giving them a try! Apparently there’s also fish frys on Fridays from Oct-Dec. Check out their bulletin for more info.

2 /5 Schyvanda Baranco: Brought my mom to this church for some assistance 05/2022. Ms. Ebony was very helpful. She referred my mom to talk with priest. He was not in so we came back another day. He answered the door…. and immediately said , “we don’t do that here”. He took out his wallet and said “this all I have”. Gave my mom 4 dollars and shut the door. Anything helps…..but that was a very off encounter with a “priest”. I didn’t catch his name, if he even mentioned it.

5 /5 Sr. Zola P: Visited this church at 11 AM on 9/11/16, had a wonderful celebration of Holy Mass. The choir sounded great and Fr. Joe gave a wonderful homily. The deep reverence that Fr. Joe had for the body of Christ in the Eucharist was evident, and was very touching to witness. I would recommend attending Mass here for any Catholics, local or visiting!

5 /5 chanda reams: Wonderful place to worship. The priest speak to the congregation in a language that everyone can understand. He incorporates everyday situations into his homily. The choirs are amazing and the congregation is welcoming to all who attend.