St. John The Baptist Parish — Located in heritage Perth Ontario

About the Parish

One of the oldest Roman Catholic parishes in Upper Canada, the first service was held in this historic building on Christmas Eve in 1848. Our Christian community actually predates the founding of Perth in 1816.

The Parish Bulletin

Click here to view the current bulletin. (Adobe PDF format)

Click here to view the bulletin cover. (Adobe PDF format)

Parish Photo Gallery

Click here to view a gallery of photos from recent parish activities.

Map & Directions

Located on Wilson Street East, the Church's spire is one of Perth's dominating features. If you are coming in from Highway 7 you will discover that the Tay River splits Wilson Street into two parts. You will need to go east one block and then continue on through downtown Perth.

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Click Here to see the street view.

Parking & Accessibility

There is plenty of parking on the streets surrounding the church and in a parking lot behind the church. Access can be attained without stairs or obstructions from the parking lot, through a door on the north side of the building.

Mission Statement

As followers of Jesus, we, the family of St. John the Baptist Parish, in union with the Holy Spirit, are dedicated to building a Christian Community by proclaiming God’s Word through service and prayer.

Vision Statement

We will reach out and nurture the faith of all parishioners. We will respond to the needs of the community locally and globally. We will continue to foster the working together of home, school, parish. We will encourage active involvement in parish life.

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Important Notice …

The conference, “For People in the Pews” being put on by the Canadian Catholic Bioethics Institute, originally schedule for Friday May 11 and Saturday May 12 at Hanley Hall has been postponed unexpectedly.

Please help spread this information throughout those who planned to be in attendance and stay tuned for more information in the near future. Plans are underway to host to the conference in the fall.

Watch Salt & Light TV Online ….

Many parishioners are noting that one of the major satellite carriers is not providing Salt & Light TV as part of their channel lineup. Salt & Light TV is now providing extensive video streaming of many of their programs. For more information visit http://saltandlighttv.org and better still, drop a suggestion in to your satellite provider requesting that this channel be added to their regular program selections.

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