good shepherd catholic church

Very nice....highly recommend to any Catholic. Comfortable, holy and a blessed Communion.Parking a little tricky with only a small parking lot.

I was not able to go on Sunday so I went on Friday. Very short Mass! It has air conditioning too, as most Churches do.

The service was so beautiful and the music just angelic. Celebrating Good Friday with this parish will forever be a special memory for me and my family. My youngest son was asked to help hold up the cross during the veneration and I thought that was very special for him. The people are warm and friendly and it did not feel like we were visitors. Thank you Good Shepherd Catholic Church for your warmth and kindness to travellers as well as praying for our safety as we go home:)

If you stay at the Beverly Hilton, you can walk to the church. It is not open all the time, we made two trips to see it. It is not a big church, but quaint inside.

Sweet and nice place to stop and meditate regardless your denomination. Particularly fresh in hot summer days.Frozen in time when Hollywood was more diverse.

Beautiful and holy feeling...can almost feel the ghosts of movie stars that attended this church and later had their funeral there. One well known was Frank Sinatra.

Midway between the luxurious southern section of Rodeo Drive and quiet drives that climb towards the Beverly Hills Hotel you don't expect to find a church. But there is. Although the church is Catholic, the benches have the characteristic "closed" shape of the Reformed churches. If you come in the priest or other religious, the reception will be friendly.Quiet, bright (though obviously with nothing really historical): stop in it can be a nice break for both the believer and for the non-believer.

I love this church. From the beautiful traditional appearance to the gorgeous location to the inspirational yet traditional Catholic Mass.

We belong to a different parish, but were visiting, and stopped in for Mass. The church is simple, sweet, and everyone very lovely, even in the heart of Beverly Hills. Don't feel intimidated if you are visiting Los Angeles - even the celebrities were low key and friendly. Stop in.

Went to 8:30 Sunday Mass. It's a beautiful church, as you might expect in Beverly Hills. Father Tom, the pastor, was a delight.

A lovely old Spanish building---and a good place for "star gazing"---but only if you really care about attending services.

My parents were married here in the mid-1950s, and my cousin in the late 1980s and I was a bridesmaid. My grandparents lived in the neighborhood and worshipped there, so wanted to revisit and show my teenage daughter.

If you are looking for a Catholic church to visit when in Beverly Hills- this one is unpretentious and was the church home to Frank Sinatra too! They have many services throughout the day. Staff is warm and friendly too. I like the early 8 30 service on Sundays.

Good Shepherd is a lovely church and very welcoming. The priest seemed very nice - memorable & relatable homily.

Built in downtown Beverly Hills this was "the church old Beverly Hills movie stars and their families used to attend. Nowadays you still may spot some old time acting royalty during high mass.