The Best Churches in Dallas

Being the tourists we are to Dallas, the bf and I saw this building on our way to the Chase Tower so we decided to check it out afterwards. It is literally across the chase building and the architecture of the church is catches your eye because most of the others are offices and whatnot. The entrance is toward back of the building near the Symphony center so that's where you go in. Once you're inside, you just go up the stairs and to the left. The stained glass windows are so pretty. Taking pictures of it on ur smartphone doesn't do it justice. The color of the building reminds me of the Old Red Museum and it's definitely a beautiful church.

I was born in St. James Parish and raised in St. Monica Parish. I have been to a lot of different churches and denominations over the years with family and friends but I always come home. St Monica always welcomes people no matter what their belief and value system. They lead by example without proselytizing and people want to stay! They have expanded their ministries over the years to include marriage counseling, grief counseling, sick and shut-in visits, aid to seniors and singles. Their Youth group is better than what it was when I was a kid and they really try to steer everyone spiritual growth. St. Monica is also coming into the 21st Century.

I recently moved to Dallas from out of state and needed a good Catholic church to attend. I have been to mass a few times so far, and I can tell you this church is great! The architecture is simple yet beautiful. The priests usually give a great sermon that can be applied to the life of a young professional, parent, or even elder individual. This church is in a nice part of town, near Uptown, and you have your mix of very expensive dressed individuals and individuals who attend church in more casual, jeans and a nice shirt type of attire. For myself, this church is great, because I like to catch up on sleep on the weekends and can attend the 11:00 am mass or 5 pm mass.