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1234, Washington Boulevard, 48226, Detroit, Wayne County, US United States
contacts phone: +1 313-237-5810
website: www.stalsdetroit.com
larger map & directionsLatitude: 42.333023, Longitude: -83.0504567
Mark Harburg
::Disclsimer: I am not a parishioner of this church only a one time visitor. I also rate churches based on how well the parish and participants follow the General Instructions of the Roman Missal (GIRM) and my own observations. The church like another review stated is rather unique in that it has three levels with two having alters. It's in a horse shoe layout. Something to note: the Tabernacle was in the center - yeah! Because of the limited space there they did not celebrate on the original alter but instead closer in front of the railing. 1. When I entered the church it was like entering a community Hall. People talking and chit chatting - since the layout of this church is rather unique in that there is no foyer it is understandable that people use the church to talk to each other. I personally would rather the church be silent for those who wish to pray before mass. 2. Everyone followed the correct gestures and posture positions - they do kneel at concecration (they get a star for that alone). 3. They loose a star for these three reasons. One because they held hands during the our father which I believe goes against the GIRM and two the kiss of peace was exceptionally long with people leave their pews to give kiss's of peace. Third, at the end the song Happy birthday to all those whose birthday it was that week. I dont think that is appropriate after mass. Overall the church itself is very beautiful.
Stephanie Wilson
::Wonderful people. Helps everyone
Kirk Dedenbach
::This is a gorgeous church in an odd location in downtown Detroit. The art and architecture are beautiful, but the building is wedged in the middle of a row of rundown old office buildings. One of the most interesting things is the interior layout, with three levels, including one below ground that looks UP at the priest during mass. It makes sense, as it maximizes the space, but I've never seen that design in any other church. Noon masses on Holy days are generally quite full.
Tim Hinkle
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