St Elizabeth Ann Seton

I went to service here today for the first time and absolutely LOVED IT!!! The priest spoke an amazing word, the fellowship of other members was just great and the architecture of overall cathedral was so beautiful. If you live in the Keller area its great! There are so many pros about this church but if I have to give a con, it would be that I didnt notice a infant or children’s area. Most cathedrals ive attended has some sort of designated area for that but no biggie!

I have been a member of several Catholic Churches as I have moved throughout the metroplex and I am truly in love with this church. The priest is unashamed to follow catholic doctrine and is completely prolife!!! It is a breathe of fresh air. In regards to the comment about the noise/children…yes, the church is filled with gorgeous children of all ages and families are welcome here! Huge foyer in the Back for families with kids who are like most… a little squirmy:). We usually get there when there is just room left to stand but love it. Music is so wonderful to hear and the building is gorgeous. But it is the homily… the non politically correct homilies… that keep me coming back.

I did not go here for a sermon or for Sunday service. I actually went here for a wedding so please do not be mislead about my review because it is NOT RELATED to the church members, service, sermon, or any other religious relation. That being said, the lighting and architecture is just amazing here. If you are planning to get married in a nice sized church with beautiful architecture that is not too contemporary or old fashioned either.

always pack! it’s a good sign!!! i love you jesus!!!

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is probably the most beautiful church in the Fort Worth area, sadly, it is also our least favorite. This church is so large and noisy, it’s just down-​right distracting. The first thing we notice is that there is always a steady flow of people just walking around, even during mass! Next is the constant din of cranky children. Many parents, or at least those who seem to realize they have noisy children, wait in the foyer. However there are so many other parents in the nave, oblivious to the amount of noise their children make, it just amazes us… Are they not aware that there are others here too? I guess it’s just due to the demographics of the area and that’s what you need to expect at this church, which is why it’s our least favorite.
My conscience really can’t go less that 4 stars, as a) it is beautiful and b) it will remain our backup plan when, for whatever reason, we can’t get down to St. John the Apostle.