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  Having undergone a tumultuous and very difficult time, it appears that Church of the Ascension is returning to its roots as an exceptional Episcopalian parish, with a strong beautiful music program.

  Added January 27, 2017 by Patrick Donnell
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  Great catholic tradition and teaching. Most Catholic Churches can't hold a candle up to Acension"s solemn liturgies. If your looking for that old time religion I recommend attending a Solemn High Mass. The parishioners are a diverse and fun group.

  Added December 14, 2016 by Aaron Acevedo
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  Been a member here for 12 years and have been blessed, challenged, taught, deepened, upheld, supported, valued, and loved, by God through his people my fellow parishioners. Fullest expression of Catholic spirituality in the Anglican tradition. Daily Morning Prayer, Mass, and Evening Prayer. Superb choir and organist. Excellent clergy and preaching. On Sundays, a booklet is provided giving everything you need to follow the service and participate at whatever level you wish. Sunday services at 8, 9, and 11 a.m.

  Added August 22, 2016 by Scott Knitter