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  Church is well organized and seating is comfortable. There are several ministries that one can join. Parking lot has a little tendency to bottleneck, but so do most other places, I guess.

  Added June 28, 2017 by Mike V
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  Confession never goes in order. People cut line all the time in confession. I believe in Jesus but the priests here made the church look like craps instead of a place to pray God. People put five stars here are just bunchh of pathetic slaves hired by the church that put five stars. This church is extremely messy and disorganized.

  Added September 30, 2016 by Jonathan Chume
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  I moved to El Paso and tried one church before this, and I prefer this one. Music during the Saturday afternoon mass is probably the best of any of them. 11am would be another good choice.

  Added September 01, 2016 by Jean-Andre Moore
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  Friendly, devout church. Mass is celebrated with reverence and joy. Sunday and daily Masses are filled with families and men, unlike our church in the Northeast which only has the elderly and a few young mother's with children.
  Everytime we visit we always find a new treasure to purchase in the book store.
  After Wednesday morning Mass, there is coffee and fellowship.
  From a disabled new friend we met outside of Mass this morning, we also learned that St Luke's has an active ministry to the needy. They have been helpful to him with assistance in his care for his 11 year old son and his elderly mother.
  The men from the Knights of Columbus actively support this church. Their bake sales remind me of when I was young, and my father's cheerful service with his brother Knights. The treats are all home made and delicious!
  After Holy Communion this Sunday I was overwhelmed with tears of gratitude for being able to participate and experience this strong Catholic parish with it's faithful, friendly families. St Luke's has been a gift of encouragement to my husband and I.

  Added August 29, 2016 by Eileen Lloret