Best Shrine Cambridge Near Me

Russell Stewart: Put on a coat of many colors and make some islands in the stream.

Brian Gilbreath: Workin’ 9 to 5 sure ain’t a way to make a livin’ …

Tim Russell: This is the bathroom at Ernest Drinks. It is worth a visit. Dolly music is piped in. Soo good.

Jay Hurst: Felt blessed to be there

james olsen: A recent anniversary Mass for my parents ,,,A beautiful job by the Priest . Thank you so much

Anne Khaminwa: Several years ago, I didn't have enough money to buy groceries. I went to St. John the Evangelist Church, and even though I was not a member or a regular attendee, they assisted me with Gift Cards to local grocery stores. I went there recently to donate $100.00 to the church and give back. I just finished my first year of full-time employment at my job. I am excited to be able to give back. I know there are many people who are facing financial difficulties at this time and struggling to put food on the table. I am happy to help.

Nydia Valentin: They practiced social distancing, clean and welcoming.

Missy Roode: Compassionate, welcoming, empathetic, and with beautiful music to boot! I'm so glad we found this church! Will update with more detail after we've been registered parishioners for a while.

Dawna: Miracles happened the very first time I visited. Trust me. Not sarcastic. Really

Borelle St Aubain: Ok

christopher paolera: Beautiful church.

KERRY ROSSLEY: It was a wonderful Mass.

Donna Hill: Absolutely Beautiful Church. Good lower level for dining. Nice bathroom on main level but did not see one for lower of dining area. There could be one. For the occasion I attended, too many cars for parking lot.

Christine Goncalves: Father Joe always has great stories!

Elizabeth Rosa: Beautiful service for my late childhood friend, Daisy Rodriguez🙏

Jadiel SAN: Arquitetura magnífica.

Alicia Bella: The beautiful church bells ring about twice an hour or so, for as long as I can remember. Even as a young child but being around Cambridge so much it's hard to even realize it unless you go away for a while and then you realize what a nostalgic Chime it is and such a connection to the neighborhood since everybody hears them. Although you don't really "hear" them when you're here all the time because it just becomes second nature. Like I said you're going to appreciate them after you move away and return like I have or go away for a while. Its nice to hear such a beautiful musical sound that has been dependably ringing more than hourly for generations or at least alot of decades and brings a kind of unity of the entire neighborhood knowing the chimes that are so "home sweet home" to me are being heard by everyone else I the neighborhood weather it brings them the same meaning or another. Like college students may appreciate it on a different level than those born and raised cambridgians. And thsoe who work in Cambridge may hate the familiar sounds if it reminds them of having to go to work. Etc. These church bells may hold a different significance to each depending on what the city means to each. Either way, powerful nostalgic sound that has been reliable for Soo long.

Regine Rss: Love this church. Very nicw pictures and everybody welcoming. The chorus is great

Celio Pereira: very good

Cheryl Ravesi: One of the prettiest grand old Catholic Churches around.

Denise Foderingham: Very nice.

Christine Anzalone: Beautiful church and the cantor at the 9am Sunday mass was incredible!

Jeaneddy Paul: That was great

Billy Joe Jim Bob Remulak: Beautiful church

Susana Villalobos: It is a peaceful place where everyone share a piece of themselves with others, where they live in community trying to understand each other with kindness and compassion, even when is not easy sometimes, the true Zen is finding yourself, knowing yourself deeply, loving every part of you, to share that love with the same kindness, compassion and understanding with other and the world as one universe.

John Juices: A Zen Master once asked his students: "Is the boddhisattva way to use Google maps to navigate, or not to use it? If you use it, you are attached to its directions, and I will give you one thousand lashes, and if you do not use it, you are attached to emptiness, and I will give you one thousand lashes. So, what do you do?"His student calmly picked up his phone, opened the Google maps app, and rated Cambridge Zen Center with 5 stars.A Google maps poem:Five stars shine bright,CZC gets rave reviews.The mountain, still unmoving,Clouds gather against the sunset.I hope you only go straight--don't know, and that your Google maps usage saves all beings from suffering.Yours in the Dharma,John Juices.

Yang Shen: Fantastic zen center that satisfy your needs and guides you to wisdom. The atmosphere is supportive and friendly.

Waldirene Almeida: Lovely people. Very focus and serious about “real enlightenment “

Myles Yang: CZC is a beautiful building. You'll be welcomed with open arms even as a complete noobie to Zen/Buddhism/meditation. A great place to practice.

Julieta Sarmiento: I would like to share that I just attended my first meditation 🧘🏽‍♀️ retreat at the Cambridge Zen Center (August 2019). It was such a wonderful, profound and powerful experience. Really insightful. Zen Master, the teachers and the friends that I made during the retreat were delightful.I wish to continue this wonderful practice of mindfulness as often as possible, and I very much look forward the next retreat!!Wish you a peaceful day 🌱

Marko Pollo: An intentional community in the heart of Cambridge, Mass. Very welcoming to groups, newcomers, and the merely curious

Tyler Morrill: Great free space for meditation.

Florin-Stefan Morar: Terrific place to practice zen

Kyle Kaplan: vibrant community. a place to learn, practice, socialize. open and supportive.

Ben Gleason: Largest residential dharma center in the U.S., in one of the more established and authoritative Zen schools. You can read about Zen all day, but if you want to experience the real thing, drop by almost any day.