About St. John (St. Paul the Apostle Parish) · Bangor, Maine
St. Paul the Apostle Parish in Bangor, Maine, unites six historic churches under one pastoral community, tracing its roots to the early 1800s when Catholics began settling in the area. The parish is dedicated to St. Paul the Apostle and offers a wide range of ministries, faith formation, and sacramental services for all ages. It serves as a spiritual home for families and individuals seeking to grow in faith through worship, education, and outreach, including a school and food cupboard ministry. Masses are livestreamed from St. Mary and St. John churches, and the parish welcomes visitors and new members with open arms.
- Established
- early 1800s
- Patron
- St. Paul the Apostle
Why belong here
Join a parish that offers lifelong faith formation for all ages, active ministries including a school and food cupboard, and a welcoming community dedicated to growing in faith together. You’ll find opportunities to serve, worship, and connect with others in Christ-centered ways.
Mass times at St. John (St. Paul the Apostle Parish)
Adoration times
- 9 AM - 2 PM ON MON/TUE/THU/FRI
Our Roots
St. Paul the Apostle Parish's roots reach back to the early 1800s when the Catholic faithful began to move to the greater Bangor area. Today, we are six churches merged as one under the patronage of St. Paul the Apostle.
Worship & Sacraments
Masses are livestreamed from St. Mary Church and St. John Church. Adoration is open to the public Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 2 PM.
Faith Formation
The Church invites all to deepen their relationship with Christ throughout life. Faith formation is available at any age, with programs tailored to each stage of life.
Parish Life & Ministries
The parish supports a variety of ministries including a school, food cupboard, and choir rehearsals. Events are regularly posted on the parish calendar.