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  Beautiful church!!:) I was working in the area and it was a great pleasure to find the doors open while adoration of The Blessed Sacrament in progress to follow with Benediction at 3pm. I'm feeling super blessed:)

  Added June 06, 2017 by Abner Sepulveda
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  St. Callistus is relatively a very small church. The parishioners tend to be older and very diverse. There's a lot of lola's and lolo's there. In my opinion it's not very little kid friendly only because it's such a small church. The foyer has speakers that work sometimes. I do appreciate the two very nice and clean bathrooms. I also appreciate that the current pastor has a hard line on issues that us in the faith should have a hard line in. But, he has said some things that kind of made us frown. Once he said that if you're going to feed your child to feed them outside as not to make a mess in the church. Right.
  
  I want to add, and I need to verify this, or you can with your pastor, that if your home is encompassed by your church/parish boundaries you are canonically supposed to go to that church.

  Added August 10, 2016 by Darwin Sayo