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  Difficult church to pray in after Mass. A lot of noise from conversations emanating from groups of people socializing inside various parts of the church-especially near the altar and the area where the Tabernacle is located. It was especially difficult to pray after Easter Sunday Mass this past Sunday, 3/27/2016. The church has a large vestibule that connects with a very large, newly-built narvix, where people can congregate and interact. Community fellowship is important, but the inner church should be respected as a house of prayer.
  
  1/15/2017 - Still no improvement. Church as noisy as ever after Mass. I mentioned the difficulty praying after Mass to the monsignor shortly after the the narvix was completed. He was in agreement that post-Mass fellowship should be conducted in the vestibule and/or adjoining narvix, but to date, nothing has been done to encourage this. In fairness, this phenomenon, of difficultly praying after Mass due to noisy parishioners, has been observed in almost every other parish in the diocese including hospital chapels.

  Added October 30, 2016 by Tony Cataluna
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  St. Elizabeth Ann Seton is a vibrant parish community that we are happy to call home. Our youngest children love the "little church." Msgr. Quinn and Fr. Roger both give enriching and meaningful homilies with sprinklings of humor.

  Added September 03, 2016 by Jessica S