About St. John the Baptist · Enosburg Falls, Vermont
St. John the Baptist Parish in Enosburg Falls, Vermont, is part of a shared parish community with St. Anthony and St. Mary, united under a common mission to proclaim the Gospel through liturgy, worship, and charity. The parish emphasizes education, social activities, and the practice of spiritual and corporal works of mercy. It serves as a spiritual home for local Catholics and welcomes people of all beliefs through its ministries and outreach. A notable feature is the monument for aborted babies, built in 2000 and maintained by parishioners.
- Patron
- St. John the Baptist
- Diocese
- Diocese of Burlington
Why belong here
Join a community that strengthens faith through liturgy, worship, and charity, and shares that faith with neighbors through education, social activities, and the practice of mercy. The parish offers a welcoming environment for families, friends, and people of all beliefs, with active ministries and opportunities to serve.
Mass times at St. John the Baptist
Weekly Mass schedule
Confession times
- 7:30 AM to 7:45 AM (St. Anthony, Sunday)
- 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM (St. John the Baptist, Enosburg Falls, Tuesday)
- 3:15 PM to 3:45 PM (St. John the Baptist, Saturday)
- By appointment (call office)
About Us
We, the people of the St. John the Baptist Parish and St. Anthony's are a community of Catholic Believers who seeks to proclaim the Gospel through liturgy, worship, and the practice of Charity. We, join as a community to strengthen our own faith and to share that faith with others. We do this through education and social activities, and through the practice of spiritual and corporal works of mercy. We seek to bring and share the benefits of our faith with our fellow parishioners, families, friends, neighbors, and people of all beliefs.
Monument for Aborted Babies
Nestled between the Parish Office and the Rectory Garage, this monument was built in 2000 by the St. John’s KofC Council. The pathway was installed by Father Hahr as a seminarian, and benches were refurbished by a parishioner. The parish hopes to hold an annual prayer service for the children.