St. Barnabas Catholic Church - Bronx (NY)

5 /5 John Iazzetti: St. Barnabas is a large, vibrant parish with something for everyone. (The bulletin is a little drab but that’s nothing) Masses have good attendance, collections seem to be generous, funding the many parish activities. The parish is also home to a large Irish population and no surprise, they are very friendly and welcoming. I go to mass here because they have a 7:30am Sunday mass which is very convenient for an early riser. It’s a bit out of the way for me otherwise I would consider it my parish.

5 /5 Joseph Aiello Jr.: Its a beautiful church, recently renovated for its 2011 centennial. And it has the largest pipe organ in the Bronx. A great experience in a real neighborhood!

5 /5 Bryan Velazquez: On Saturday, March 19, we attended the McLean Avenue St. Patrick’s Day parade mass and Irish celebration. I must say that the environment and atmosphere were both very peaceful and welcoming. A very special thank you to the organizers, priest, and of course all of the church members who make this spectacular day possible. Blessings to each and everyone of you!

5 /5 Christine Palombo: We went to a mass to honor the passing of my Mother in law. From the begining to the end I felt they made everyone feel comfortable as well as joyful and peaceful. Also the gentleman that they had singing was awesome.

5 /5 Joseph Treco: Went to school there and graduated in 1951. Went by my middle name , Ken Treco. Great parish, loved the Sisters of Charity. Left parish in 1963 to be married. Lived in Queens for a few years and moved out to Long Island. Still there and celebrating 56 years of marriage this year of 2020.