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  I am single and didn't like going to mass where I was the only one sitting alone. St Brigid's has a lot of single people of all ages, so feels more welcoming than some churches. People are nice and Father Sebastian is funny, compassionate, and kind. I look forward to his sermons.

  Added March 17, 2017 by Janice Bellinghiere
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  Please ignore the bad review - not sure what that's all about. This is a great parish with very friendly people, good music, and excellent homilies.

  Added January 26, 2017 by Michael Daniels
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  A vibrant Parrish to say the least, they walk the walk. Each Mass is different musically from Saturday Vigil at 5:30 pm (Tim Foley is amazing.) to Sundays 7:30 am (been awhile I can't honestly review) 9:00 am great Mass (come early during football season), and the traditional choir is at the 11:00. Folksy music (or so I have heard) at 5:30 pm Sunday. We feed & clothe our Neighbors in Need at St. Brigid on the 2nd and 4th Monday, as well as at the PB Methodist Church on the 3rd Wednesday.
  

  Added September 27, 2016 by Amy Koss