[wilt2448]

At some point in the past I have seen a link to all or most of the churchs in and near the Villages. Can someone point me to that link? I am specifically looking for the Catholic churches in the area. I will be spending the month of March in TV. The link I am referring to had the church's websites listed there. I can't remember where I saw it. Thanks for any help.

[tkret]

Originally Posted by wilt2448

At some point in the past I have seen a link to all or most of the churchs in and near the Villages. Can someone point me to that link? I am specifically looking for the Catholic churches in the area. I will be spending the month of March in TV. The link I am referring to had the church's websites listed there. I can't remember where I saw it. Thanks for any help.

I don't know if this is helpful for you.....

http://masstimes.org/dotnet/showchurch.aspx?id=14257

[chuckinca]

You have to make a reservation to get into St Tim

There is a smaller parish on 42 near 301 (on the far North West of TV).


And in Wildwood at the South West is: http://www.sumtercatholic.org/home.html


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[wilt2448]

Originally Posted by chuckinca

You have to make a reservation to get into St Tim

There is a smaller parish on 42 near 301 (on the far North West of TV).


And in Wildwood at the South West is: http://www.sumtercatholic.org/home.html


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A reservation....really? Is that for all of the Masses? Thanks.

[wilt2448]

Originally Posted by tkret

I don't know if this is helpful for you.....

http://masstimes.org/dotnet/showchurch.aspx?id=14257

Thanks for the website!

[Belle]

I have found that most churches in TV and in surrounding areas are very crowded during snowbird time. I like to go to early morning and saturday night services when it's not as crowded.

[wilt2448]

Originally Posted by Belle

I have found that most churches in TV and in surrounding areas are very crowded during snowbird time. I like to go to early morning and saturday night services when it's not as crowded.

That sounds good to me. I prefer Saturday afternoon/evening. Thanks.

[chuckinca]

Originally Posted by wilt2448

A reservation....really? Is that for all of the Masses? Thanks.

Yust yoking - no reservations required at St Tim's. But, I heard from relatives, it is usually very crowded.


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