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Churches & Cathedrals

Saint John’s religious architecture reflects its deep-rooted history, anchored by the 19th-century Gothic Revival Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The city's landscape features a diverse range of denominations, including Anglican, Catholic, United, and Baptist churches. These sites serve as architectural landmarks across the city's neighborhoods, from the historic center to the West and East Sides, showcasing traditional stonework and stained glass.

Churches & Cathedrals — Harita

A

Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

A 19th-century Gothic Revival cathedral and seat of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Saint John, featuring a prominent 230-foot spire and intricate stained glass.

B

Saint Rose of Lima

A Roman Catholic parish serving the West Side community of Saint John.

C

Full Gospel Assembly

A Christian place of worship located in the East Side neighborhood.

D

Lorneville Plymouth Brethern

A community church situated in the coastal Lorneville area.

E

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

A meetinghouse for members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the West Side.

F

Good Shepherd Anglican Church

An Anglican parish located in the West Side neighborhood.

G

Saint Matthew's Roman Catholic Church

A Roman Catholic church serving the community in the Grand Bay-Westfield and West Saint John area.

H

Saint François de Sales

A French-language Roman Catholic parish providing services to the local Francophone community.

I

All Saints

An Anglican church located in the East Side neighborhood of Saint John.

J

Park Avenue United

A United Church of Canada congregation situated in the East Side.

K

Edith Avenue Baptist

A Baptist church serving the East Side community.

L

Stella Maris

A Roman Catholic church located near the city's East Side.

M

St. Jude's Anglican Church

An Anglican place of worship located in the West Side district.

N

Church of the Resurrection

An Anglican parish serving the Grand Bay-Westfield and West Saint John community.