Most Blessed Sacrament Church, Massachusetts, United States

4.0 (1 review) Spent Ranking #23 in Quincy Churches & Cathedrals

PRETTY STONE CHURCH

The Most Blessed Sacrament Church dates back to 1915. This multi-gabled stone church has a large pointed Gothic-style, honeycomb-pattern stained glass window above the entryway. The vestibule on the front of the building has some detailed carpentry above the entry door that’s indicative of the Stick style of architecture. The reddish color paint on the wood trim of the church stands out against the lighter-color stone, although there are some stones that the paint closely matches. There are two statues on the grounds. One statue depicts the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus with his arms outstretched and palms upward in an ancient position for prayer. The other statue is of Mary, the Blessed Mother. She is wearing blue which is a common color for her clothing. I liked both of them. Overall, I think it’s a pretty church. Whenever I pass this church en route to a friend’s house, I know I’m in the final stretch of my drive to my destination on Hough’s Neck. It’s become an almost-there landmark for me. When traveling Sea Street in the Adams Shore or Hough Neck sections, it’s worth a look. I rate Most Blessed Sacrament Church at 4.25. If you found this review helpful, please click THANK below.
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