Rating
4.3/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Paul Ciprian (4 months ago)
A large and beautiful church. Now it no longer has a religious purpose, but hosts various secular activities. Very beautiful stained glass windows. On one side, there is a very interesting little cafe.
A large and beautiful church. Now it no longer has a religious purpose, but hosts various secular activities. Very beautiful stained glass windows. On one side, there is a very interesting little cafe.
Trisno Hartono (11 months ago)
This curch is supporting lgbtq concept with banner in front of gate
This curch is supporting lgbtq concept with banner in front of gate
Her. Architecture (12 months ago)
The building is impressive, beautiful details, proportions, vaults... ? Once "for the glory of God", now desecrated into a café, party hall, a "saint" gay!? What? ? It's too much, even for me! "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing." Or maybe they DO know…?
The building is impressive, beautiful details, proportions, vaults... ? Once "for the glory of God", now desecrated into a café, party hall, a "saint" gay!? What? ? It's too much, even for me! "Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing." Or maybe they DO know…?
Lindsey (12 months ago)
We were in town today (10th of April) around 12:30. I asked the cafe if we could go into the cathedral and she said yes but to be quiet because a concert was happening. An angry man came up to us saying a concert was happening and we needed to leave. My husband replied that the woman at the cafe said we could go in and he said okay but to stay in a specific area. I stayed in the specific area he asked us to and he came up to my three children (who were not making a noise) and I and aggressively said “ this is a concert!!!!” I said “yes I’m aware. We are being quiet and in the area you asked us to stay in.” He replied “LEAVE NOW. LEAVE NOW”. I said ok and we started to walk out and he aggressively followed us out. My two younger kids were scared & I replied to him he didn’t need to be rude and aggressive and they should talk to the front cafe people if people aren’t actually allowed in. He said something to the front cafe people and slammed the door. Totally unacceptable. I could understand if I was breaking in or doing something wrong but I wasn’t. And either way, that’s just not how people should talk to one another. Especially with young kids in tow.
We were in town today (10th of April) around 12:30. I asked the cafe if we could go into the cathedral and she said yes but to be quiet because a concert was happening. An angry man came up to us saying a concert was happening and we needed to leave. My husband replied that the woman at the cafe said we could go in and he said okay but to stay in a specific area. I stayed in the specific area he asked us to and he came up to my three children (who were not making a noise) and I and aggressively said “ this is a concert!!!!” I said “yes I’m aware. We are being quiet and in the area you asked us to stay in.” He replied “LEAVE NOW. LEAVE NOW”. I said ok and we started to walk out and he aggressively followed us out. My two younger kids were scared & I replied to him he didn’t need to be rude and aggressive and they should talk to the front cafe people if people aren’t actually allowed in. He said something to the front cafe people and slammed the door. Totally unacceptable. I could understand if I was breaking in or doing something wrong but I wasn’t. And either way, that’s just not how people should talk to one another. Especially with young kids in tow.
dominic scibilia (3 years ago)
An Open Church faithful to mission and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth. Hospitality, advocacy and action for justice. A community wherein people flourish.
An Open Church faithful to mission and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth. Hospitality, advocacy and action for justice. A community wherein people flourish.
