About Holy Guardian Angels · Saint Albans, Vermont
Holy Guardian Angels Church in Saint Albans, Vermont, is a welcoming Catholic parish described as a place to belong, steady yourself, and grow. It emphasizes community presence, reverent worship, and helping parishioners cultivate a deeper relationship with God. The parish is part of the Diocese of Burlington and is led by Father Christopher Micale, who brings a background in occupational therapy, clinical psychology, and higher education to his ministry. The church features a pipe organ, adoration hours, and active ministries including religious education and sacramental preparation.
- Patron
- Holy Guardian Angels
- Rector
- Father Christopher Micale
- Diocese
- Diocese of Burlington
Why belong here
Holy Angels offers a warm, grounded community where people can belong, steady themselves, and grow spiritually. The parish emphasizes reverent worship, personal connection with God, and active ministries including religious education and sacramental preparation. Visitors are always welcome, and the church is described as a place filled with both old and new faces.
Pastors & rectors through the years
- Father Christopher Micale
Previously served at St. Thomas Church in Underhill Center and St. Mary Church in Cambridge. Entered seminary after a late vocation, ordained in 2014.