St Marys Church - glens falls - Glens Falls (NY)

5 /5 Adam Hatala: My wife and I got married at St. Marys in Glens Falls and we had the most incredible day! Father Scott was such a joy to have as our priest. Sue the organist was so helpful from the very beginning and executed our wedding with care! The church was so lively and filled with so much love. We couldnt have been happier. Thank you for making our special day the best ever. Cheers to you all! Much Love, Adam and Ashley

5 /5 Thomas M Perrotti: My wife and I were on a mini-vacation, combined with a conference she was attending. I had the pleasure of attending Saint Marys Church in Glens Falls on a Saturday afternoon. What a beautiful church! The columns--with lots and lots of speakers! The songs were different than what I hear at "my" Saint Marys here in New Jersey, but they were lovely just the same. I was amazed at how far away the kneelers were from the seats. You could almost drive a truck through there. When I spoke with Father after Mass, he acknowledged that he saw me, and thought that I was from out of town. He said that he LOVED New Jersey, especially Cape May when he visits. Saint Marys is truly a beautiful church. Please visit if you can do so.

5 /5 Rachel McFarren: If you want a truly welcoming parish, this is the one. Father Scott does so much, and works so hard. He has a gift for sharing the Gospel, and is one of the most sincere priests I have ever met. Despite his busy schedule, he will always make time to answer an email or meet with you. He does so much with the school as well. Theres also quite a few small groups to share in Bible study with. Its great to meet new people.

5 /5 Michelle Vara: The visual beauty, architecture, and kind people make a Sunday visit well worth the time. You can feel love.

5 /5 Frank Bader: I am a parishioner of another local, but smaller parish. I often come to St Marys just to pray the rosary because it is open during the day hours. I especially enjoy Wednesdays because the Blessed Sacrament is exposed for worship for several hours. The pandemic crisis has added to this experience because, I believe, there is a divine purpose involved, perhaps giving us all a chance to reevaluate our lives and to think about what is really important and how that affects our interactions with others.