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  does this priest dude have an email? one star cuz i cant find it. MADNESS MADNESS I SCREEAM

  Added January 23, 2017 by Emma Rutter
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  St. Barnabas is a wonderful church! Kat Sullivan's (Saint Kat!) dedication to the community is amazing!

  Added December 16, 2016 by Chris Miller
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  MS. CATH SULLIVAN HAS A BAD ADDITUDE AND DISPOSITION TOWARDS SOME PEOPLE. HER MOOD CAN BE HOT AND COLD AT TIMES. SHE ALSO TELLS HAVE TRUTH. VERY UGLY

  Added September 03, 2016 by MaeLynn Long
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  Good or bad I think ratings without any explanation of the rating shouldn't be added to the average of the overall rating.
  
  St. Barnabas is a smallish church. It's really long with high vaulted ceilings. St. Barnabas has seen better times when the Naval Base was active. Now it caters to the older loyal crowd that have their loyalties to this church or those who prefer more of a chill out service. St. Joseph's is only four minutes down the street. It also has a school but has been closed for a few years now. A classroom or two have been rented out to Montessori's and such like the "Catechesis of The Good Shepherd" which has been wonderful for our kids.
  
  Fr. Dana is a hard liner. If you want the truth of the faith go talk to Fr. Dana. But, I think, with every parish priest, he has to play nice to keep parishioners in. I think he's the only priest I have a personal connection with and that was with one conversation.
  
  I took out one less star because they got rid of there cry room. The foyer isn't sealed well enough to drown out cries and yelling. And because the foyer is so small you can't close the outer doors which means that any unsuspecting child can tumble down the front steps. Kids are parishioners too. If you think kids at any age should behave nicely in church and there's no reason why they shouldn't means that you've never had any children or you started going to church after your kids went away to senior living.

  Added August 24, 2016 by Darwin Sayo