The Church of the Village - New York (NY)

Mr. Worldwide/AFJr Beautiful Episcopal Anglo-Catholic church, located near Times Square. So, if you are at Times Square you can’t leave NYC without visiting St Mary the Virgin Church. Take pictures of this magnificent Catholic Church. Enjoy the gorgeous interior decoration of one of the finest churches in NYC.

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!

Tina CY Cheng Praise the Lord for the Body!

Cristina Munoz Brown I went to Spanish mass today, it was a special mass in honor of La Virgin de Guadalupe, they had a youth mariachi group...it was beautiful! This mass will be held on the 12th of every month!

Sooji Kim Have you ever been disappointed and hurt by the church, afraid that you would be hurt and judged again, but you are still seeking for a loving community and wanting to reconnect with God? Then, you should try this one! I’ve been searching for a church that I can find a supportive and accepting community in New York City for a while. Tried out +10 churches in Manhattan and found the River. It is a place you can ask difficult question without being afraid of getting judged or reprimanded. You don’t have to hide your authentic self. You can discover a new way to approach the faith and realize God’s deep love and presence for you. You can find a very diverse and friendly community and hang out with them during many events. Would highly recommend!

Amelia Exploring churches in Manhattan is a hobby of mine. Whenever I have time, I like to scout out churches that Ive never been to and visit. I happened to be in the neighborhood after having had lunch near by and found this church. The exterior of the church is a more sedate, Greek revival style with marble columns. I almost mistook it for a bank as I walked by. Thankfully they had the doors wide open and could clearly see inside that it was a church. Once you enter inside youll be blown away by the ornate interior. The murals, stained glass windows, carved wooden beams, and marble altar are very reminiscent of churches in Europe. And the high, barrel vaulted ceilings give the church a feeling of grandeur that bellies its small size. Its a gorgeous old church with some of the best murals Ive seen in the ceiling. I spent quite a long time just staring and meditating at them. I came during an off time and while the church was practically empty. So, I cant comment on the mass or services here as Ive never attended one. But this church is just stunning and worth a visit just to see the interior.

Cooke Harvey Was there for a funeral but the clergy and helpers were extremely nice. Fun to chat with afterwards. The sermon was great and I can see why our dear departed enjoyed going there.

Anna T I enjoyed the service at their 10 am service at a synagogue.

William Y St. Agnes is a beautiful hidden gem! I am admittedly biased because of its long history with my confirmation patron, Ven. Abp. Fulton Sheen, but my experience at Holy Thursday Mass cemented it as well. Being able to choose to receive at the rail at an Ordinary Form Mass was wonderful! I wish more parishes would do that!

Nicholas Pascale Family oriented church, coffee, tea, water, donuts and cookies after Mass. Great choir. Good sermons. Lending library. Excellent concerned lay staff. You feel at home from the minute you walk in!