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  Welcoming congregation (mostly families from the area) and beautiful church. It's great that they have masses + confession throughout the day on Sunday. Attended the 5:00 PM mass where no other churches had a mass at that time. Fr. Anthony was nice and gave an insightful and inspiring homily. Positive experience overall!

  Added May 12, 2017 by Betty Davis
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  St. William Catholic Church has about 25 locals as members. However, the church is full on Sundays when tourists attend Mass. It is essentially an A Frame build during World War II. The basic A Frame structure is comprised of telephone poles! Since the weather is always wonderful, the sides of the church have sliding glass doors allowing a gentle breeze circulate throughout the structure. Check the church's Mass schedule as there are a few daily Masses during the week. What a neat change of pace to attend Mass in such a simple, humble dwelling. All the folks we met there were just plain wonderful. We were moved by the simplicity of the Stations of the Cross: simple black brush depictions on white board with a native artist's flare. Just a wonderful experience.

  Added November 20, 2016 by John McNamara