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  Made it easy to find where I had to go. I could zoom on and see everything around where I had to go. Thanx☺

  Added April 29, 2017 by Craig Coe
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  Small chapel, great prayerful ambience, great choir, short and sweet sermons, great socializing time after 10.00am mass on Sundays.

  Added February 12, 2017 by Anila Abraham
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  Mass
   50 to 70 minutes. Weekdays 5:30 PM, Sundays 10 AM, 5 PM, 10 PM.
  Priests
   All humorous, intellectual, and charismatic. You will not be bored.
   Father Bob is very good with faces and names, makes you feel at home.
   Varied backgrounds, helps serve a multicultural community.
  Music—amazing
   Choir and band play a varied repertoire.
   Music mainly in English, they include hymns in other languages every so often.
   Best rendition of “Silent Night” I have ever heard/seen.
   Enjoyed Mariachis for the Feast of the Guadalupe.
  Community
   A very academic type.
   Not many kids or teenagers.
   Half or more of the congregation is in New-Haven for a brief period (College, graduate school, Medical training, etc.)
   Very welcoming, they have breakfast/lunch/snacks after mass.
  Community Service
   They manage soup kitchen and organize minor local events.
   They have missions outside USA during vacation, mainly for students.
  Additional Activities
   They do “Theology on Tap” where a theologian is invited to talk of a subject at a pub while the audience enjoys beer.
   They have an activity center. They screened “Spotlight” (on the Boston pedophiles disaster) and had a community discussion on it.
   They actually have a number of activities for the different subgroups they have in the congregation. It’s impressive.
  Accessibility
   It is very easy to contact them! They were incredibly helpful in providing pre-baptismal classes and working with my brother’s home parish outside the USA in arrangements for my godson’s baptism.
  
  Cons:
   The chapel is linked to Yale University so its hours and activities diminish when school is not in session.
   Due to the ever-changing congregation it can be difficult develop a sense of a long-lasting community, though I know many who have been going there for several years and feel fine with this.

  Added November 12, 2016 by David de Angel