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  We were traveling through Fargo to help our son and his wife move and were looking for a church for Sunday mass. We were able to stream homilies from Sts. Anne & Joachim from the church's website and were immediately impressed at the depth of the teaching and lack of the usual meatless platitudes. On the basis of this we decided to attend services there.
  Once inside we were astounded at the beauty of the church and the attention to details in the floors, windows, ... everything. The whole place called to us to go out of ourselves and attend to the great drama of God's love and the testimony of the great scriptural stories. I was especially moved by the window portraying the wedding at Cana, and the one that showed the kingly Jesus bringing his bride up to heaven. I thought it was the assumption at first, but in the end, the two events are very similar.
  The homily was even better than the few we had listened to online, attentive to the texts, well thought out and insightful. I felt both inspired and that I had learned things I hadn't known before. The mass itself was respectful, the music better than average but not spectacular. The people were friendly and welcoming, lots of young families with children, and people actually dressed up for church! (In our part of the world this is unusual.)
  Afterwards my wife and I were talking with our son and daughter in law and we all had the same thought- maybe we should find a way to move to Fargo so we could be part of this Parrish. My daughter in law had even googled potential places where they could find work there.
  In summary, a wonderful beautiful parish, obviously serious about their faith and blessed not only with inspiring architecture and beautiful art but with inspired serious preaching. I highly recommend attending there if you have the opportunity.

  Added December 10, 2016 by John Brown