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  THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE EL PASO AREA!!!! THE CHURCH ITSELF, IS GORGEOUS!!! AND THERE ARE MANY BEAUTIFUL STATUES INCLUDING MY FAVORITE OF ALL ST. THERESE OF THE LITTLE FLOWER--GORGEOUS AND AMAZING!!!!

  Added May 22, 2017 by Tere Castro-Saldana
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  Great Cathedral, very beautiful. Mass was very nice.

  Added December 25, 2016 by Kevin Buehler
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  Mass is usually well given, and very solemn, as many Catholic masses go. Occassionally, the priests are difficult to listen to, but on the whole, a good church.

  Added November 10, 2016 by Sergio Ruiz
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  Very friendly people at the 11:30 Mass on April 23 2017. Seemed to be a community of caring people. Reverent mass. Seemed like almost everyone received communion under both species. Beautiful choir and organ. Cantor was clear about asking the congregation to sing. Acoustics were perfect for me. The inside of the building is beautiful! Never did find the tabernacle but I am guessing that it was in a room to the left of the altar.

  Added October 06, 2016 by Joe Smith