Best places: Religions in Arcola, United States

This Hindu temple with traditional architecture houses an exhibition on the religion's history.

👍👍 These are some of the most hard working priests in the Archdiocese with abundant opportunities for confession each week as well as a K-8 school and one of the most Traditional parishes outside of the 1962 Missal parishes. Fr Angelino is a young pastor with plenty of energy and works hard to meet the...

👍👍 Peaceful and quiet place! I enjoyed to meditate inside of the temple (perfect idea when the weather is hot) but when the weather it's good you can do it outside. I loved the architecture and details, perfect place for a photoshoot. I loved this place, no matter if you are not a Buddhist you can visi...

🫤 Nice vibe and options, baristas were kind and helpful but not very efficient. Almond syrup tasted like medicine (which i’ve never had that taste from almond syrup before). Croissant didn’t even look like a croissant and felt like it was microwaved… overall it’s okay. probably wouldn’t go back and do...

Historic octagonal brick building with massive abstract murals by Mark Rothko & outdoor sculptures.

City's first religious congregation, founded in 1839, with a restaurant, bookstore & art gallery.

Time-tested 1872 burial grounds known for its landscaped gardens & architectural elements.

👍👍 I have never been in a church that was so welcoming! It begins at the front door, and then the 3 ministers circulate among the congregation prior to the service and speak to everyone. The sermons are excellent no matter which minister is preaching.

👍👍 I've been here several times and it is such a peaceful place. They also give out FREE vegan meals on major Buddhist holidays/ Lunar New Year. Please donate if you ever go there. Note: The money that people put in the bucket held by the monkey statue goes towards food for the stray animals that the...

👍👍 What a beautiful mass and with so much respect

👍👍 Unfortunately, as people are being kicked out of their homes places aren’t excepting food, food they so desperately need. I understand that in this place and time COVID-19, and another orange virus, has made giving food harder to do. I’m not blaming the church, my anger lies elsewhere in these Uni...