All Saints Catholic Preschool

Easter Mass Disappointment – A Reflection on All Saints Church Yesterday was my first time attending Easter Mass at All Saints Church, and it was truly an eye-opener. This is a church that turns away the weak—not because of space, but because it’s filled with weak men. As expected, seating was limited. But what stood out wasn’t the crowd. It was watching elders leave due to lack of seating… while rows of strong, able-bodied men sat comfortably. Most of the women stood silently along the walls. And not a single word was said by the priest—whose flamboyant “hallelujahs” rang loud, but whose silence in the face of this imbalance said even more. This wasn’t just a failure of hospitality—it was a failure of character. A failure of values. On a day meant to celebrate sacrifice, humility, and love, what I witnessed was a shocking lack of kindness and awareness. To the men of this church: you should feel shame. Especially if you’re a father. What are you teaching your sons? What example are you setting for your daughters? That comfort is more important than compassion? That strength is found in silence? Kindness is strength. Compassion is leadership. And the silence—from the pews and the pulpit. Men are to be the warrior’s of god.

I attended this church awhile back and it’s just like any other church really. But, once you have a connection with the father or any staff, it’s amazing. Very organized church and they are all really kind.

This is the best Mass I have ever been too. I’m from Boston and dad was Irish. Went to mass in Boston and Ireland. So I know the Catholic Church very well. What I witnessed was amazing. Let’s all be honest the Catholic Church can be very bland in a way. I love being Catholic but it’s the truth. The Mass at this church gets you up and ready to go. The father was amazing. My wife is Honduran and didn’t grow up in the church like I did. She even said wow. I live down the street now. I will be going every Sunday. I was mad at god for a while after the loss of my father a few years ago. But man am I back and ready for this beautiful mass that took place. God bless all. Thank the lord for the Catholic faith.

I was a kid that went there. It was good I wasn’t a big fan of the teachers. I left after 5-6 years to go to a different school. Overall it was great! Food was amazing.

Worst church only for money! Nobody speaks good English. The office staff was the worst I’ll never go back. Get employees who speak ENGLISH. I’m disabled American I only speak English the lady in office couldn’t understand very RUDE she said What? Please avoid this church. I’m going back to St. Bernard on Sunset Strip