Incarnation Catholic Church

Just a tourist who attended 730am Mass on the way out of town. Take my thoughts with a grain of salt.
Early morning Mass that was surprisingly well-​attended by a multicultural assembly. No one was very outgoing, but morning assemblies tend to be more introverted and to cultivate a deeper sense of silent solemnity than late morning assemblies.
Monsignor said Mass and gave frequent ad libs and commentary throughout. His homily was on «living a life of faith» and he quoted Archbishop Sheen. As most of the assembly was older, this may not have been as outdated as it sounded to my Gen X ears. He also warned us about giving direct charity to a beggar outside the door: not quite «all are welcome», is it?
Music was piano and cantor and included Amazing Grace as a hymn. Well done for what it is and perhaps assemblies of older folks tend to like this kind of Broadway-​esque soft rock, but I always have to practice patience with these Mass settings. One of these days, we’ll see another Gregorian chant revival.
The church itself is tasteful and was built at the end of the Art Deco movement. There are several side altars and confessionals and some modest but lovely details.

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My Mom’s friend’s Dad had passed away and so they held a service for him at this church. We almost got lost but we found it and not too far from the 210 freeway.
The service lasted for about an hour and it was neartly organized. This church is a Catholic Church and the priest was friendly and Gave the usual sermons. In the end the mass went as planned and everyone was thankful of the passing of Jo.

This church is like 0.5mile away from my house. It’s a small structure very quiet and solemn. I find it very organize and Clean. People are very nice and ceremony are quick. I always look forward every Sunday to go to this church.

I like coming here for mass on Saturdays or Sundays. It’s not close to home, but I make the drive regardless. Out of all the parishes I’ve been to, I feel more comfortable here at Incarnation. It almost feels like all my stress and worries don’t walk in with me. It’s hard for me to explain. But all I can say is, «Thank you Angie!» for inviting me to mass and helping me reconnect with our Lord Jesus. I’m very grateful to be an active catholic again. Amen!
The choir is amazing! Whether it’s the youth choir, teens or adults, they all sound very well.
For parents with little ones, there is a small room for parents with children on the side of the altar. And a restroom nearby, just in case. ;-) There’s also plenty of parking, no need to drive laps here. Lol
Peace be with you all!

I am a parishioner as well as cantor at the Sunday 12 noon Mass. I also direct the Angel choir and participate jn the Sat 530 choir. Our music ministry is great! Come be a part of it!

My family and I have been in the parish since the ’80’s. This is a wonderful Catholic community which has a parish school and a community center. Incarnation is a friendly, mature, prayerful parish with many ministries. There is music at all the Sunday liturgies. I have found the staff helpful and friendly whenever I’ve needed anything. The school is great also; so far all of my children have gone to Incarnation School. Three out of five have finished college, the fourth has just gotten into an excellent music program at CSUN and my youngest daughter is in a top Catholic high school.
I think Patricia M.‘s experience makes no sense. I happen to know that Incarnation School, as well as most Catholic schools are still open to receiving new students.

as a catholic christian, im extremely dissapointed in this church and its people. for a group of christians, they seem very rude and do not have a lot of patience with people. every single time i call, to ask about something, to inquire about something, cause at one point, i wanted to enroll my kids here, but i was met with, an attitude of they could care less. one person who actually answered the phone, actually said «we have no more room» and hung up! and now im inquiring about their VBC… and i was asking where to go to fill out the paper work they told me i needed to do. but i am not familiar with the grounds… where the office and such and she sounded more annoyed then anything to be have to answer my question.
i sincerely hope that if any personnel from incarnation, read this. that they retrain their office staff and faculty. thanks…

Used to be a regular at Incarnation when I was still in high school. Fr. Ruby was great at giving homilies.
Recently inquired about getting married there, but to be absolutely honest Monsignor barely let us get two words in a piece, so we left feeling like we had just wasted our time, let along calling off from work. Luckily for my girlfriend who’s getting married here they allowed her to bring in her own pastor, which I’m sure will be much more meaningful for them.
Incarnation also does not have a parish priest at the moment, from what my mom told me, so it’s possible that no one at this time is really looking out for the Incarnation Community (my mom is still a very active member of this parish).

We’ve lived in the area for a while now and this is the place we spend our Sabbath days (or hour) in. Their Sunday school for children is highly recommended. 9AM Sunday Mass welcomes children and have a special children’s liturgy of the word separate from the adult gospel readings. They have a great staff and volunteers. Always warm and welcoming.

Been coming here on & off for 10years and I am yet to have a negative experience with the service, worship, choir and ushers.
They have convenient mass times & I was even able to schedule catechism classes so I could be a Godfather.
If you are Christian and Catholic for that matter… give it a try.