Co-Cathedral of St. Thomas More - Tallahassee (FL)

5 /5 Angela Gazzara: What a fine jewel of a parish! Beautiful church and altar, choir was fabulous. Passionate rector who genuinely cares about the involvement and growth of his parishioners which include many actively involved students from FSU, the future of our church and country.

5 /5 Trevor Rios: I have gone to church here a couple of times while visiting my daughter at FSU. I like the music they do and the nice and traditional service that they provide. We normally go to the Sunday evening mass that is geared more toward the college crowd but even with that they keep it real and dont try to jazz it up too much. The music is contemporary but not out of control. The service is what you would expect at a Catholic church. The church architecture is nice as well. Old looking with traditional cathedral styling and somewhat unique strained glass window method for many of the windows.

5 /5 Bradley Oxendine: Great place to come and worship. Very friendly parish with a strong community. The cathedral is beautiful as well.

5 /5 Alan S: A real strength of character in a parish here. For non-Catholics, a diocese is like a Catholic county, and a cathedral is the capitol building of that county, with the bishop as mayor (continuing with archbishop as governor of a larger state like area). Anyway, our diocese covers Pensacola-Tallahassee, so similarly we have a split capitol system, with Co-Cathedrals in each. As such this place is beautiful, the most classic looking interior of the churches in Tallahassee. Its an important place in terms of governance, but it also has a major function in ministering to college kids at FSU across the street. So it has this interesting blend of importance to the state *and* local community interests. Its pastoral efforts reach college students and adults and their small children alike. Most importantly, the priests and seminarians there all have great positive attitudes, welcome and worldly personalities open to literally anyone, and they seem genuinely enthusiastic about their faith. My only gripe is confessions generally run long and they only have one priest confessing at a time, get there early.