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  Beautiful church full of light and art. Michelangelo's Piazza replica adorns the entryway with several Beautiful pieces of art scattered around the parish.
  
  Beautiful music throughout the ceremony from a live wire and pianist as well as some orchestra pieces. It's the traditional service.
  
  The priest here is easy to listen to. The service has enough interesting elements to keep you engaged. My five-year-old has no problem sitting through the service but if you have young children there is a family room in the back that has a plexiglass divider with a Soundsystem inside. The church provides toys and books.
  
  The church is self is very modern and was built in 2002. A short time later they built the preschool that's attached.
  
  It's a beautiful place. if you're Catholic in the area give it a shot.

  Added October 27, 2016 by Angela R
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  In what way did Christ offer himself to the Father?
  
  The entire life of Christ was a free offering to the Father to carry out his plan of salvation. He gave “his life as a ransom for many” (Mark 10:45) and in this way he reconciled all of humanity with God. His suffering and death showed how his humanity was the free and perfect instrument of that divine love which desires the salvation of all people.
  CCC #606 - 609 and 620

  Added July 30, 2016 by Val Perez