This is a rather old, non ornate church. You would think that with this being the Kennedy's church where they worshipped, it would be more opulent. It also isn't that big. Lovely grounds surrounding it.

While visiting Hyannis recently, we walked over to the church which the Kennedy's attended. It is a lovely old church which is still in use today.

Attended Palm Sunday mass at the church attended by the Kennedy family when they were on the Cape. The church is beautiful in its simplicity. I met a parishioner who told me the church’s central altar with wings, a cross and shield was donated in...More

My wife and had just visited the JFK Hyannis Museum and I suggested that we walk down to the church were JFK and Jackie faithfully attended Sunday mass. It was about 3pm, and the church was opened for visitors. It's a frequent tourist destination, and...More

"The Kennedy Church" is just a nickname and there is no disrespect meant there. St Francis Xavier is a beautiful and welcoming church to visit. We attended Mass on November 1st and we were thoroughly pleased to be in such a beautiful and historical church...More

A very beautiful Catholic church right off Main Street in Hyannis. Church does have tours available to learn about its history and the Kennedy Family. Very beautiful statues and stained glass windows. A must stop for Sunday or Saturday evening service or just a off...More

We were not able to stop on our tour at this church but were able to slow down & get some pictures and were told good history about it.

This is the church famous for being the Kennedy's family church. It has beautiful windows and statues. Above the altar is a Navy cross in honor of Joseph Kennedy Jr. who died in service. The large wooden front doors were donated by the Kennedy Family...More

Is a beautiful church. Father had a beneficial sermon. Just being here makes one feel to be a part of living history.

This is the church that JFK and his family usually attended when on the Cape. They were part of the community. The current altar was donated as a tribute to JFK and the Kennedy family. It is only a few blocks from the JFK museum.