Welcome to St. John's and St. Philomena's

St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church is located in the heart of Gananoque, Ontario. You are most welcome to our Parish community and to join as we worship and celebrate our faith together. We hope that you will find it a place to grow in your relationship with Christ.

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St. Philomena Roman Catholic Church is located on Howe Island, Ontario, one of the larger islands of the Thousand Islands on the St. Lawrence River. We welcome you to this quaint Mission. May you find this out of the way place inspiring and peaceful.

Weekday and Weekend Holy Mass Times

St. John the Evangelist 

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270 Stone St., South,

Gananoque ON

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Saturday    5:00 pm

Sunday     10:30 am

St. Philomena

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1733 Howe Island Drive

(Cty. Rd. 22),

Howe Island ON

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Sunday       8:30 am

Pastor: Fr. Dale Wright

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Administrative Assistant

Mon. - Fri.

Bernadette Veitch

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DAILY MASS Times

 Schedule 

               St. John will be open                   for private prayer

Tuesday - Friday 

from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 

starting February 16

           Mass Tuesday - Friday                                        at 8:30 a.m.                                 Stations of the Cross            following Friday Mass

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Reconciliation Times 

by appointment

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ST. JOHN AND ST. PHILOMENA WILL RESUME REGULAR MASS SCHEDULE AT 30% CAPACITY OF THE CHURCH STARTING FEBRUARY 20, 2021                  see bulletin for Daily Mass Times and updates

In ordinary circumstances, Catholics are obliged to participate in Mass on Sundays and other holy days of obligation.  This obligation is suspended in cases of moral or physical impossibility, and may also be dispensed for a just cause when it is for the spiritual good of the faithful.  In addition, the church also has the obligation to protect those who are most vulnerable and those who care for the sick.  The obligation to attend Sunday Mass, and for Confession, until further notice, is suspended.  Sunday remains a holy day, and Catholics should still observe the Lord's Day by making a "spiritual communion" while watching Mass online, on TV or radio.  You can pray the Liturgy of the Hours, the Rosary, make a good Act of Contrition and other devotions.