Me and my family visited the church during Christmas, I'm not catholic myself but my wife and kids are , this was the second time we had visited because we were made to feel welcome the first time and the second time even more so, the church is beautiful inside and out and pretty big, I don't really go to church much so didn't know what was going on however the service was entertaining , the singing was great and the kids seemed to enjoy themselves aswell, when back in Orlando again we will visited Corpus Christi again

I was thankful for an evening mass time. As a visitor, it was more convenient than going in the morning. It was a very nice mass. The priest was very welcoming and funny. I found the music to be beautiful but, distracting; no quiet prayer time. The church building itself is very beautiful and the people were the same. I would definitely return next time I'm in town.

Love this Church and the parishioners and was very fortunate to have been part of the parish and congregation when the church was built! Fr. Gregory Parkes, now Bishop Parkes, was so instrumental in the making Corpus Christi a realty. Bishop Parkes spent countless hours and days to help bring this dream to reality. Many a Sunday was spent holding mass in Celebration High School Cafeteria, yet the love and the spirit never wained. Love the fact that Bishop Gregory started a wonderful culture that continues to be carried on by Fr. Trout! My wife and I were married by Bishop Gregory and our little boy was baptized by Fr. Trout! Take the time to visit Corpus Christi church built with love, care and dedication!! Then take a stroll into downtown Celebration to enjoy the beauty of the day!