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  This church is very beautiful, a great place it to sit and pray.

  Added March 22, 2017 by Mike Wolf
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  Incredibly beautiful church, more like a small cathedral really. St Mark's is alive and flourishing in the heart of Merriam Park with a parish community that is unsurpassed. Simply wonderful ~

  Added December 03, 2016 by Mustard Seed
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  Beautiful church in such a nice area! The Sunday evening Latin Mass was so reverent. Confessions were also available before Mass and kept going during it as well.

  Added December 01, 2016 by Angela Rose Turner
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  The Church of Saint Mark Catholic church is a wonderful church with a vibrant faith life and enthusiastic priests, religious, and community. Beautiful stained glass and woodcarving create a space thoroughly appropriate for sacred liturgy. 4 mass times (including a Latin Novus Ordo), a plethora of opportunities for confession, semi-perpetual Adoration, enthusiastic ministries outreaches. Wonderful organ music, choir, and some Gregorian Introits and Communios at the 11am Sunday mass during the school year.

  Added November 04, 2016 by Kathryn-Ann Geis