Best places: Religions in Secaucus, United States

👍👍 We're bacccckkkk, YESsssssa!!! After 3 years of being in a Pandemic our loving Father gave us the ok to return with our regular scheduled meetings of Circuit Assembly & 3day Conventions..So happy to see our brothers give well prepared bible discussions to assist us in these last days & give hope t...

Towering Neo-Gothic church from 1879 with twin spires & storied history opposite Rockefeller Center.

👍👍 This Roman Catholic Church could have the subtitle of art museum- a stunning location that honors God the Father and houses His son Jesus. A stunning building close to Fordham Univeristy graduate school buildings run by The Paulist priests. It was easy to feel at home here - even as a visitor. Mak...

Catholic cathedral & landmark built in early 19th century, formerly seat of Archdiocese of New York.

👍 Some have said on here, that it was the same old thing every year.. and maybe thinking they would not attend. I would like to remind people, that if you are coming to church expecting something new.. possible you are attending for the wrong reasons. It is not about the church, or the same old servic...

👍👍 We didn't know that this beautiful and traditional Catholic Church existed in the midst of the busy city. Walked in to a Latin mass, just solemn. Confession and exposition of Blessed Sacrament were present. It was really hot inside the church, but it isn't about being comfortable while Christ is giv...

This longtime Catholic church doubles as a venue for actors to rehearse & perform original plays.

👍👍 A beautiful Roman Catholic Church around the corner from One World Trade. Visited on a weekday at noon to find the celebration of a mass about to start. Beautiful service.

Historic Episcopal church & cemetery where Alexander Hamilton & other early Americans are buried.

Late 19th-century church with a highly decorative, vaulted nave & venue for choral & organ concerts.

Colonial-era Episcopal church with a 9/11 exhibit & a pew where George Washington worshiped.

Storied, picturesque Gothic church with vivid stained-glass windows & 74 bronze bells.

👍👍 This is one of the most dramatic and dynamic parishes I've ever celebrated Mass with. If you look them up on YouTube, in particular there choir, you will find an enormously diverse range of offerings. And the dramatic depth of their music is very much a reflection of the variety and depth of the par...

👍👍 Beautiful Church nearby the Time Square. Joined the Christmas Mass there for the first time. The choir was great. The decorations were simple yet very nice! they really follow social distancing and Covid protocol 👍

Storied, 19th-century Moorish-style synagogue with an ornate interior, services & free tours.

👍👍 Exploring churches in Manhattan is a hobby of mine. Whenever I have time, I like to scout out churches that I've never been to and visit. I happened to be in the neighborhood after having had lunch near by and found this church. The exterior of the church is a more sedate, Greek revival style wit...

Immense, historic church known for its concerts, Sunday service & annual blessing of the animals.

Landmark early-20th-century church featured in films like "Arthur," with choir & organ concerts.

👍👍 This Church offers a unique opportunity to enjoy or participate from alternative Movement Research performances. Contemporary Dance, Performance art, Ecstatic Dance, etc. A safe and inclusive space. A true space of service for a live community embracing diversity, diving into the self and art.

Historic Episcopal church dating back to 1849 with a history of community inclusion.