St John the Apostle Church

A good friend of mine (in real life and on Unilocal) recently gave me a bit of grief about my review for St. John the Apostle Church. In looking back at this review, I see his point, so I’m going to attempt to write a better review.
The primary reason I like this church so much is that this is the church we were married in (¹⁰⁄₂₀₀₁). Priests have come and gone and it’s undergone a few changes since then (new pews, new landscaping, an organ was added), but it is essentially the same church we were married in.
But even if I did not have such a deep emotional connection to this church, I would still prefer it. It is a nice medium-​sized church with a wonderful mix of parishioners. It’s not dominated by any particular ethnic group, in fact it’s quite diverse. There’s no pretentiousness. There are no displays of excessiveness. No matter which mass we go to, there is always a friendly face in the crowd. Regardless of your age or your ethnicity, you’ll feel welcome here. St. John is very diversified and I like that.
PS. The St. John the Apostle Catholic School (pre-​K through the eighth grade) is the only Nationally Recognized Blue Ribbon School in Tarrant County!