Church of The Transfiguration - New York (NY)

Alberto Antonio, O.P. Possibly my favorite church in NYC. Famously frequented by Andy Warhol, St. Vincent Ferrer has relics, a chorus and is staffed by many caring and devout Dominicans that i met throughout my visits from teen to adulthood. There are relics and beautiful art to see, and you can pray Lauds and Vespers with the friars every day. A true sanctuary for all Christians and tourists of any faith to visit.

Jamie Wojciechowski Beautiful church located near the 9/11 memorial that we visited during a lunch break downtown. The doors were open so we went inside to visit. The church is not large but impressive with a large altar and side chapels. Large statues inside make this church a must see.

Mauricio Angee Absolutely beautiful church.

Torrence Innocent Daniels Absolutely divine and immensely beautiful with such intricate details in everything… be it enameled glass or the bench heads or the baptismal font.. it’s spellbinding…

John Great church to go to! It brings comfort for those who are going through a tough situation in life such as health, finances and even the loss of a loved one. I too have experience that situation and the Journey has helped me a lot. This is considered a second home for me and it brings me closer to god and heaven. Pastor Kerrick teaches the message in a straightforward way!

Jonathan Mendez This church practices and teaches the true message of Love that God teaches us, a church where everyone is welcome, Beautiful homilies , beautiful music, this church has adult groups for baptism and confirmation and the best Easter Vigil in NYC.

Daniel Lanclos Ive found a real sense of belonging at St. Bart’s. The welcoming atmosphere and inclusive spirit made me feel immediately at home. The services are engaging and the community is warm and supportive. I particularly appreciate the churchs commitment to being an inclusive Christian community and its positive impact in the heart of Midtown. Its a place where I can grow spiritually and make a difference.

Rachael Wright Even if you aren’t Catholic I suggest going to mass to see this place being used in the format for which it was built. I’ve been to major futbol stadiums in Europe and you’re always stunned by the size, but the fullest experience comes from seeing it full of people, unified on a single thing. In this case, it’s the Eucharist, but don’t worry - you don’t have to take communion, and if you’re not Catholic you shouldn’t - so just stay in your pew and enjoy the music.

Amanda Corinne Small Meta Church was a gem of a find. I felt so welcomed and at home upon arriving my first day (alone mind you). The messages are so powerful and I always walk away feeling like a better person or someone who can make a difference because of them. Going to Meta on Sundays have become something I look forward to each week as I know that no matter how I show up, I always leave with a sense of fulfillment, clarity, and happiness. Ricky and Krista are two of the most welcoming, thoughtful, and bright people ive encountered here in the city and owe it to them for all they do for our neighborhood and being there when I need it most. I highly recommend Meta to all!

A1ex G Looking for a Long lost Friend his name was Jordan and his dad was a police at the time and his mom will always pick him up from school, we did our communion in this church my name is Alex i left when i was in 2nd grade , im 31 now . We went to St Anthony catholic school !